The Sexiest Accents?

Starik20X6

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Pretty much anything European is good. I also sometimes find southern US accents inexplicably sexy.
 

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Sexiest Accents for Women

1. Australian - Perfect mix of sophistication and ruggedness without sounding snobby. As an added bonus if you mention how good looking Australian women are to an English woman they fly off the handle, and start spouting that they're only good looking because they sent their criminals and prostitutes there, it quite funny how offended they get.

2. English - Sophisticated when it's done proper, bad when it's not but has a tendency to sound snobby.

3. French - It just is.

4. Russian - It's got a sort of tough and classy sound

5. I don't know can't think of a 5th right now



Worst Accents for Women.

1. Chinese - Really any oriental, there is a reason why people make jokes about it.

2. Indian - Same reason as above but slightly less annoying.

3. Southern - I know there are a lot of smart people in the southern stats, but to me it just sounds ignorant. No matter how hard you try you just can't make honey boo boo sound intelligent.

4. Irish - Ironic since most of my heritage is Irish and I know a lot of people will disagree with me on this, but just don't like it sounds primitive to me.

5. I don't know can't think of a 5th right now
 

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I was reading the title fast, and I thought it said the sexiest accident, and I had a wonderful story about one of managers ready to go...too bad.

Personally, I like Russian accents, and German accents on women the most, followed by a soft southern accent. I don't like the hard drawl, but a mild southern flare is amazing. Latin is nice, but overused where I live. Most girls seem to try to force the accent, and it sounds terrible. I do like Scottish accents a bit, but that's more because if a woman has a Scottish accent, she probably has a certain attitude that I find sexy with it.
 

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My favorite would have to be a light Southern Accent. My second would be a more Northern US accent. My least favorite is anything close to French.
 

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Does "Not Australian" count as an answer?
If not then I'm going to have to go with French, or Russian.
 

Stu35

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I like American girls. Not the high-pitched annoyingly whiny ones, but the more well-spoken ones.

I'm also a fan of Welsh Valley accents on girls, if only because they sound so utterly filthy that its very easy for sex with them to become almost porn-like in it's execution.


I despise the Yorkshire accent on women. Hard countries breed hard women, with hard accents... On the subject of Yorkshire accents, I've found in my travels that Americans struggle to differentiate between my Yorkshire accent and what they perceive a Scottish accent to be. Not a whole lot to take from that, but I found it quite interesting.


Oh, and on the subject of Irish accents - The soft southern ones are okay I guess, but the Northern Irish accent is just horrible.


Overall. I'd say a difficult subject - it's easy to say you like accents from X country, but then, countries tend to have a lot of different regional accents. Britain is a great example, you get people from Belfast, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bedford, London, Exeter, Bristol and Canterbury in a room together, there's going to be a lot of sentences being followed up with blank looks of confusion.
 

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I love Australian women's accent (English). Well idk about ALL of them, but Angela White's accent is especially sexy.
 

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Stu35 said:
Overall. I'd say a difficult subject - it's easy to say you like accents from X country, but then, countries tend to have a lot of different regional accents. Britain is a great example, you get people from Belfast, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bedford, London, Exeter, Bristol and Canterbury in a room together, there's going to be a lot of sentences being followed up with blank looks of confusion.
Exactly. Especially when people specify continents instead of countries (well, except for Australia, which is the smae thing under most definitions).

One supposes this is based on the sort of belief that would lead us to believe that England is one suburb of London, Scotland and Ireland are both Glasgow and Wales doesn't exist.
 

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I find a Welsh accent on a woman incredibly hot. The only accent I really have an issue with is the deep south accent. Like you find in Mississippi and Alabama. Even though I have a southern accent (Texas) the deep south annoys me.
 

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I've found some types of English, Irish, and southern accents dead sexy. Can't really explain why, just some of them sound really soothing, pleasing, and sexy.

Of course, they do have variants that I tend to not stand, such as cockney (least I think that's what it's called), redneck, and that gibberish my mother thought passed for an Irish accent.

Spot1990 said:
When people say Irish what do they mean exactly?
From what I've seen, usually when others think of an Irish accent, they think either something along the lines of this:

or this:

Usually, they think the first.
 

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Spot1990 said:
When people say Irish what do they mean exactly?
Yeah, people have like this idea of Irish people shouting "Begorah" and these really weird mock accents. I can't chose what accent I think is cutest for girls, it really does vary, not only with how the accent affect speaking patterns but alos what lexical phrasing the person employs. However for boys, I think the Africian accent (which is a ghastly simplification of the vocal ranges of a continent) is quite enjoyable.
 

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I don't think accents do anything for me. That is, I don't know exactly what one would find sexy about them. There's a few that grate on me a little (Scottish, Irish, Boston, Texan, Pennsylvania Dutch accents, to name a few), but I can't think of any that actually improve the sound of someone's voice by default.

When it comes to certain languages, I like some accents more than other, like Taiwanese Mandarin vs Beijing, Castillian or Puerto Rican vs Mexican, but I wouldn't say that any of that alone pushes them into "sexy" territory v:

I live in Texas right now, so that one's particularly hard to avoid. The scary thing is that I'm actually beginning to notice it less.
 

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I love me some Southern belle accents, though it's not always consistent. That accent can range from trashy to hot.
 

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French and southern accents. If anybody says spanish they don't know what the hell they're talking about. Live in an area that speaks this abomination of english and spanish mixed together and we'll see how much you like the accent then.
 

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1) Australian*
2) Irish (some)*
3) Scottish

I'm from NW Britain, the *'s are because I can't really decide which of those two accents should go top...
 

Dire Sloth

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Henry Higgins-ish. Something along those lines.
Verbal abuse and all. I can take it!
XD

Chemical Alia said:
The scary thing is that I'm actually beginning to notice it less.
The dialect transformation has begun. There is no turning back!