#21

WHAT!?
I am shook!

#22

Maybe Tommy Scott should have been the one who sang “I’ve never thrown my knickers at you”

#23

Both Welsh people I know do this!

#24

Just tried it in a west Wales accent and think it could work. I should never have doubted you.

#25

:thinking:

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#26

People with posho English accents say it more like air with an h in front

#27

do you mean you say it like hyear or like hear

because hear and here sound the same to me

#28

Same with me too, but English-os think it’s funny for some reason :cry:

#29

I am almost exclusively known as ‘ton’ here in Spain.

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#30

And the way he pronounces boundary

#31

Quite enjoy saying dirty and murder in a Scottish accent. There’s been a durrrrty murrrrrdurrrr!

#32

Turd, burger, burglar, etc

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#33

Geordie accent / Helter Skelter
makes me smile every time

#34

and photocopier

#35

While watching Westworld I noticed that Anthony Hopkins still pronounces it this way, even though most of his Welsh accent is long gone. Made me do a smile

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#36

Yeah, Tony Hopo still has a lot of Welsh inflections in his accent, one of my favourite of the genre, especially since he’s from my neck of the woods.

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#37

Whereabouts is that?

#38

Wales

#39

Port Talbot way, just under 15 miles where I’m from. Very smelly town.

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#40

My housemate says Schwalbe in a great German accent (she is Turkish)