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By *indenMan 35 weeks ago
naas which is South West of Dublin |
"Tyrone, Belfast and Derry 
Have you not moved up there permanently yet?…… 
Shhhhhh im gradually inserting myself in up there they just don't no it yet "
But reluctant to give up the tax haven that is Carlow……. |
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By *og-ManMan 35 weeks ago
somewhere |
"My friends and relatives south of the line never tire of getting me to say certain words, situation being top of the list."
I always think of the politicians on the UTV saying that when I hear that word ....especially Gerry Adams |
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By *astelloWoman 35 weeks ago
Tír na nÓg |
"I've been told I have a near perfect French accent both in English and in French.
So if you'd like talk saucisson just glissé into my DM's
I can't believe I just said that.
Désolé
Is there no end to your talents..
Like a glacé a la framboise
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"I've been told I have a near perfect French accent both in English and in French.
So if you'd like talk saucisson just glissé into my DM's
I can't believe I just said that.
Désolé
Is there no end to your talents..
Like a glacé a la framboise
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C'est tout simplement la crème de la crème Mademoiselle. |
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By *panishRebelMan 35 weeks ago
Alicante Spain, and Cork City Ireland |
Depends on the person using it for me. I am audibly turned on.
I have had a voicemail from a fabbers on here. Her accent I could listen to all day.
It's maybe from clonmel or north of there..
Also I have a dear friend whose half waterford Cork limerick influenced accent does it for me too.
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"As long as I can still understand them, I enjoy most accents on this wee island.
Now, a nice Scottish accent and both of us get wobbly knees
A French or Canadian accent are also very nice "
Stahp |
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"We love accents! I've a Cambridge English accent, she she has a posh South Dublin one. We have constant banter about weird ways we both pronounce stuff.
How does she say roundabout  "
Hilariously lol
"Beer" is a funny one.
I say it almost like bare, and she say almost like two syllables beee-er |
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I love accents! I mightened be able to understand them all but I get lost in listening to people speak sometimes and forget I’ve to listen to the words also. For my brain it’s like I’m listening to a really soothing piece of music. Mainly it’s overseas accents for me though.
- Mrs |
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By *limfitladMan 34 weeks ago
Dublin & Galway mostly. |
"Someone say they like a derry accent ?? for me I love the southern accent …never sure of what county they are from but I’ll take any of them !! does it for me every time "
For sure derry
But probably most of the northern accents  |
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