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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 329879" data-attributes="member: 24034"><p>I don't really notice the local accents, not a big surprise as it's the norm. </p><p></p><p>When I find myself working further afield I notice their accents and I find it mesmerising, for want of a better phrase. I recall that the first time I found myself in the West Country, I walked around the Sainsbury's just listening to the phonology of people speaking.</p><p></p><p>I did the same in Newcastle, and found that accent pleasing on the ear. I found myself doing the same in Scotland and in Ireland and actually pretty much everywhere I've been on my travels. Funny thing is I can't mimic any accent but find some pleasing on the ear. </p><p></p><p>As alluded to earlier, I find the differences in the common language we use here quite interesting. If all that makes sense!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 329879, member: 24034"] I don't really notice the local accents, not a big surprise as it's the norm. When I find myself working further afield I notice their accents and I find it mesmerising, for want of a better phrase. I recall that the first time I found myself in the West Country, I walked around the Sainsbury's just listening to the phonology of people speaking. I did the same in Newcastle, and found that accent pleasing on the ear. I found myself doing the same in Scotland and in Ireland and actually pretty much everywhere I've been on my travels. Funny thing is I can't mimic any accent but find some pleasing on the ear. As alluded to earlier, I find the differences in the common language we use here quite interesting. If all that makes sense! [/QUOTE]
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