Ahh, Alan's accent is just LUVly I think, very tuuf for me to mimic (he laughs when I try!) but he sounds luvly and refined.

Hmm, somehow I imagine that Her Majesty does not use the famous 'innit'!

My wife comes from the East Coast of yorkshire you'd have fun under standing her.Weve been together 6years and i even have trouble sometimes. HA HA Dont tell her though.

Quote Mig: "I imagine that Her Majesty does not use the famous 'innit'!

Ah-Ha. Queen mum was nown to immitate an also de Queen has bin nown to thro der odd 'innit' as spoked bi sum bloke or tother on der TV - do go fergit is name tho. Will forgiv yr error ov no'ledg as diff wen wun is brort up in nuther wurld! Innit? ^LOL^

Luv ya Mig -

Molly C (France)

Hey der Molly babe I tink yer tinking bout Ally G.

Wull dun youse. Yer, dats der guy, Ally G (did yer see it?) - larfed mi'sel silee wen she mimi'ked im. Den wen der Queen did summat agin loike darn at der staybell. Quite funee darlin, quite funky fun!

Dontcha luv der English acksents...no uv'her country loike fer dif'er'rent acksents.

la Molls
(Jolly diff putting it in writing though. Have a terrif book on Lincolnshire dailect. Marvellous stuff - will spare you though ^LOL^)

You should try understanding broad Cornish! I only have a hint of Cornish in my accent because, although I was born and grew up there, my Dad was from Reading and my mother from Southampton. So I've got what you'd describe as a BBC accent with Cornish overtones!!!!!

Although Kevin's right - you can't beat a strong Yorkshire!

'nd here were me thinkin that ouer Molly could 'ave been a Yorkshire lass with 'er "nowt" in ev'ry sentence!

Where is your wife from? My fum'ly is from roundabouts - but mainly Leeds, York and Hull.

Them es from Hull 'ave an accent all o' their own - tis no wonder you can't understand yer missus!

Seriously though - I was in Wales one time and staying in a B&B and met a couple of lads from Nottingham - they were keen to chat, but I thought they were having a religious experience and talking in tongues most of the time - especially when we went to't pub and they had a couple o' pints in 'em!

Thank goodness we Aussies don't have an accent, innit mate?!?

Hi Louise,
My wifes from Withernsea east coast.She used to live in Hull in fact her daughter still does.
My next door neighbor is from around Nottingham area cracks me up she allways says are yeall righhht when she sees me.Im used to my wifes accent I dont tend to notice it so much although it is very stronge Yorkshire.A lot of people down here comment on it becuase we speak with such an educated accent even if we are thick.
Kevin

Eee oop ou'er Inkee. Lived in Y'shire fer ar toime den. Mirefield, then Leeds fer a short while, den spent sum war yars en Brighouse. Eee by gum luv - d'ya'no, cricket geezer sed dat on TV tother nite - wen orf inta paroxisms o'mirth oi did.

Must catch up with the latest score. We lorst wun gud player ter achilles injury, an thingee got is knee probs... Oh well, we wun em wunce in der last 75 odd yrs, innit? (Wud luv ter see Warnsee playin agin, luv to see im run dawn ter der crease (grate bum ee as!!)

Wot flippin blather... ^LOL^

Molly C (France) - innit

I dont know what pills your on Molly but maybe a review is in order or your get stuck like that.
Kevin