Accents

28 comments

• jackslash

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  7 years ago

  French is a very sexy accent. I used to see a lot of French-Canadian dancers in Windsor.
• JohnSmith69

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  7 years ago

  British, French, and Australian are very hot. I also love a girl with a southern accent.
• MrDeuce

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  7 years ago

  I'm a sucker for an English accent, among others (as long as it isn't Cockney!). When I did two low-contact lappers last week with a huge-hootered honey, her English accent was the first thing I noticed (well, after the DD titties). Only later did I observe that she was of Indian heritage.
• shailynn

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  7 years ago

  I always notice a lot of the stations I listen to on Sirius/XM use people with foreign accents when they advertise on their station.
• rh48hr

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  7 years ago

  My old ATF is Romanian, loved hearing the accent, along with feeling up her D/DD titties.
• Subraman

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  7 years ago

  English and Scottish accents: max boner makers French, Irish: mild boner inflaters Most central/south American accents: mild boner deflaters middle eastern accent: massive goat fucking boner killer most eastern European accents: boner killer African & Jamaican accents: I've never heard either in the club, and they're neutral as far as my boner goes, but I can listen to them all day
• shadowcat

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  7 years ago

  I like southern accents too but they are getting very hard to find. Seems like nobody in Atlanta was born and raised here including me.
• mark94

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  7 years ago

  There's a dancer at my club who uses a fake British accent. I used to live in England and realized immediately that it was fake. A lot of customers probably fall for it. She annoys me. On the other hand, there's a hot spinner in the same club from Italy. Major turn on.
• sharkhunter

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  7 years ago

  I like British, Irish, Canadian, and Australian accents as well. I think I've lived in the south too long to enjoy southern accents. Over half the people I meet aren't originally from the area either.
• larryfisherman

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  7 years ago

  Not a fan of the accents
• HungryGiraffe

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  7 years ago

  Ladies that have heavy accents and are not fluent in English are a turn off for me. I just don't want to put in the extra translation work, particularly if they aren't really hot.
• sharkhunter

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  7 years ago

  If she's not hot, not that fun anymore.
• londonguy

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  7 years ago

  Saying a girl has an English accent is an over simplification. I'd love to know the particular dialects you guys like as very few British people speak with RP. The only British accent I hate is the West Midlands one. Apart from that I love a Southern U.S. accent as well as all the other regional ones.
• rh48hr

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  7 years ago

  London guy makes a great point. There are so many different dialects within the U.S. it only makes sense there are different dialects in England.
• mark94

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  7 years ago

  I can only think of one actual British stripper I've met in the states. I've met many strippers with fake British accents. Sometimes they are grindingly bad. As far as which of the dozen or more British dialects I find sexy, I find RP to be attractive, perhaps because I associate it with the upper class. I used to live in Bristol, so dialects around that general region, including Wales, brings back fond memories. At the other extreme, there are a few dialects that I have difficulty understanding such as Geordie and Glasgow. It seems there used to be a more pronounced Cockney that has morphed into a working class London accent. Not a fan of that.
• MrDeuce

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  7 years ago

  In answer to londonguy's question, the only stripper I've ever met who had an English accent was that big-breasted chick of Indian ancestry that I wrote about last week. She was from Coventry (is that considered West Midlands?) and had a lovely accent. I used to live in North Yorkshire and enjoy hearing an accent from the North Country. In fact, the only English accent that I just loathe is Cockney or its metastasizing variant called Estuary English.
• flagooner

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  7 years ago

  ^ @ londonguy... I found myself chatting with a girl at the IR a couple weeks ago who had a Manchester accent. I got a couple dances from her anyway and glad I did. I prefer the North London girls however.
• shadowcat

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  7 years ago

  As part of my job working for a major world wide air line, I came in daily contact with people all over the world. Those people were all at least bi lingual with English being their second language. But the most difficult to understand were our employees in England. :)
• Subraman

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  7 years ago

  londonguy: I realize there are lots of English accents, but I don't know which is which. Broadly speaking, I divide them into: The set of accents that make you sound like a villain in a Bond movie: hot hot hot... even though, obviously, anyone with that accent is smarter than me The set of accents that make you sound like you could be an extra on Peaky Blinders or Green Street Hooligans: only mild boner inflaters, but just love listening to them
• londonguy

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  7 years ago

  @mark94. You're not alone as far as the Glaswegian accent is concerned. As far as I am concerned I have a mild Geordie accent as I was born there but moved away at age nine, a lot of people can't tell where I am from. @Mr Deuce. Coventry is on the edge of the West Midlands and as such is free from those nauseating tones. @ Flagooner. Yeah, thought you'd say that, especially those around N7 eh? I am not a big fan of cockney either. As an aside I am going to spend an hour with a nice hot English escort tomorrow who has a great reputation for her personality and sexual services, and also has a lovely sexy RP accent.
• lizard27

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  7 years ago

  I'd love to have a girl tell me all the things she wants me to do to her in a half-whispered Irish lilt in my ear. Other than that, I don't really care with one major exception. If she's white and talks like that "Cash me ousside, how bou' da?" bitch, all bets are off, even if she's an 11 in looks.
• gammanu95

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  7 years ago

  Ina strip club or casual relationship, I love accents. Except for Hispanic accents. Just no. I dated a French African from the DRC. Looked like Tyra Banks, spoke with a gorgeous French accent, and fucked like a demon. Everything was great except speaking on the phone. Couldn't understand a damn word she said. Also dated a girl from Chalmette, LA. If you don't know about "da PAYR-ish", they have an atrocious accent. A statuesque 5'11", blonde hair, blue eyes, owned her business, a clothing boutique. Looked like a young Jenny McCarthy, before fame and Hollywood made her all fake, like when she first posed in Playboy. But i couldn't stand to hear her talk. Finally, a true Cajun Belle. That cajun accent with the French "mon chere" thrown in. Brown hair, grey eyes, professional catalog model. In person and over the phone, i get a chubby just thinking about her. That's the one I sometimes wonder if I shoulda kept. But English accents? Aussie? I could take them.or leave them.
• s275ironman

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  7 years ago

  Looks like the majority of us here find some accents to be very sexy. I've actually learned something from this thread. I did not know there were different dialects of English accents. I appreciate all the knowledge from our English TUSCL members that contributed to this thread. How could I forget about French accents? That would be 4th on my list.
• Jascoi

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  7 years ago

  i don't care about accents just as long i can understand her. spanish/ mexican is my biggest challenge presently.
• chessmaster

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  7 years ago

  "There's a dancer at my club who uses a fake British accent. I used to live in England and realized immediately that it was fake. A lot of customers probably fall for it. She annoys me." Lol
• gammanu95

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  7 years ago

  At Eden Cabaret there is a skinny, fairly attractive girl that used a fake English accent. It gets old fast.
• shadowcat

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  7 years ago

  What kind of British accent does Louisa Lutton have? [view link]
• mark94

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  7 years ago

  Best guess, since she was born and raised near London, is what I called London working class. Someone else called it Estuary English. Kind of a watered down, modern, Cockney.