Most annoying accent

[Julez]

I just put on the TV and I switched to the film channel...... I am watching Lethal Weapon 3 and that South African accent has to be one of the most annoying I've ever fucking heard.

Beside's that, Asian accents grate me some too.

If people are gonna speak my language, why can't they do it so I can understand WTF they are saying?

You can tell I'm still bored, can't you.

 

[decem]

so do you speak any other languages? (i'm pretty sure i already know the answer to this). if so, can you speak them perfectly? if you went to another country and spoke that language, would you sound differently than the native inhabitants? would you be able to communicate better in that country if you didn't speak that language at all or if you could speak the language only not with a perfect accent?

 

[Julez]

so do you speak any other languages? (i'm pretty sure i already know the answer to this). if so, can you speak them perfectly? if you went to another country and spoke that language, would you sound differently than the native inhabitants? would you be able to communicate better in that country if you didn't speak that language at all or if you could speak the language only not with a perfect accent?

erm, actually I do.....

Du bist eine gross aschlocke.

 

[dballer]

French!!!

everthing sounds so goddamned stupid!!! La.. froanzzzzzzz

ughhhhh!!!!!

 

[WODIN]

American - South Philly.

 

[decem]

erm, actually I do.....

Du bist eine gross aschlocke.

und Sie sind ein unwissender Dummkopf.

 

[Norman Bates]

Wie hört sich eigentlich der deutsche Akzent an?

 

[cure]

Honky Southern American accents. Not really annoying but surely worth a laugh.

 

[MrMuscle]

English? who needs that, im never going to england.

 

[danielson]

scottish

and any accent realy that is soo heavy you have trouble understanding them. but scottish is the hardest. u go to parts of scotland and its lke they are speaking a totally different language. i had a 5 minute conversation with a train guard up there that was literally 'does this train go to dundee?' <in scottish accent> 'aye' <me> 'pardon me' x 20