Hi, does someone know what kind of accent this guy is using?
Is it one accent? Is it a mix of several accents?
And in case you're from the UK: How does it sound to you?
To me as a non-English person it sounds very cute/looffly but maybe it sounds different to someone native?
anonymous Hi, does someone know what kind of accent this guy is using? [video] Is it one accent? Is it a mix of several accents?
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anonymousHi, does someone know what kind of accent this guy is using? [video]
Is it one accent? Is it a mix of several accents?
And in case you're from the UK: How does it sound to you?
To me as a non-English person it sounds very cute/looffly but maybe it sounds different to someone native?
Since nobody seems to want to answer this, and I would like to know, too, I'll take a stab at it, and maybe some Brit will be so amused at how wrong I am that they will step in. I am an American.
I looked this guy up, and I couldn't find a bio. He is in south Devon, but that is not a West Country accent. It sounds like a watered-down Thames Estuary—"fink" for "think", non-rhotic, glottal
anonymousHi, does someone know what kind of accent this guy is using?
It's one of the accents of the West Midlands and includes the Brummie dialect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brummie_dialect