#17

Buccleuch

#18

fucking love Scouse lilt on words like that

#19

Milngavie

#21

hamtrap

#22

Leith is pretty good (to say).

#23

can’t think of any other way you would pronounce Fermanagh

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#24

When I first read it I was thinking fermun-ahhhhh but thought nobody of sound mind would say that.

#25

Murder?

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#26
#27

CurlyWurly is one I like to hear

#28

The way people from the Midlands say things like comfy

#29

‘curry’ in a midlands accent :relaxed:

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#30

Weirdly, that’s one that works well when you type it in Welsh pronunciation - cwrrae

It’s not quiiiite perfect but it’s close

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#31

Had a right old giggle when I worked for a breakdown company and took ages to understand we were picking up this Brummie guy from Bury and not somewhere called “Borray” as I thought he was saying.

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#32

Cupboard

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#33

It took a lot of effort to keep a straight face when a brummie I’d just met asked me, “Would you like a jelly baby?” when holding out a packet.

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#34

my father-in-law used to say “Mon-AH-co” when pronouncing the famous principality’s name. did me every time

#35

Slaithwaite

#36

where is the Midlands because I feel like I’m from the Midlands but I don’t have an accent or a way of saying words

#37

I suppose what we’re talking about here is the accent group that is like Black Country and Yammers (a bit), like Birmingham, Worcestershire, Leicestershire maybe? I’m not that sure tbh

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