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monster · 09-25-2010, 10:45 PM

ok the blonde yvonne accent here

is wandering working class as perceived by southern kids who go to stage school, based on a northern manchester and further type area thing (Dana), but I head a little scouse in there occasionally too.

'course I haven't been there for a while. Could be Aussie

footfootfoot · 09-26-2010, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by monster

ok the blonde yvonne accent here

is wandering working class as perceived by southern kids who go to stage school, based on a northern manchester and further type area thing (Dana), but I head a little scouse in there occasionally too.

'course I haven't been there for a while. Could be Aussie

what about this Yvonne? start 1:27

monster · 09-26-2010, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by footfootfoot

what about this Yvonne? start 1:27

North Manchester softened for the BBC. Better, less wandering than the other Yvonne, but still a little cringeworthy in places. A little like "university accent". At British unis, students' accents seem to cross-breed and settle on a generally southern accent with the flatter vowels of the North.

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