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Scottish is at the top of my list. Particularly when tis a guy from Glasgow *swoons*. Followed by Irish(think more Dublin accent). And very rarely do I find UK accents(read: British) to be attractive. I more find them comforting and tend to fall asleep to them.

And as far as UK accents go it really depends on the dialect as far as me finding them more attractive or comforting. @thenumberthirteen has a real nice one and its mildly attractive to me.....

Edit: I also forgot. I like my men to have the gravelly and deep voices with the accents. I am not a big fan of accents on women....
 

Kapri

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Portuguese or Scottish (I could listen to David Tennant talk allllll day).
 

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The 1st poster said they like Scottish accents, which is incredibly vague! Scotland has a lot of different accents, & while I don't many (like the Glaswegian accent), the Dundonian one can do it for me! It depends on the area, but the softer local accent is very hot!
 

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catalyst8 said:
This thread was done a week or two ago [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.177597-Which-accents-are-the-most-and-least-attractive-to-hear-the-English-language-spoken-in?page=1]

as well as

a couple of months ago [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.177597-Which-accents-are-the-most-and-least-attractive-to-hear-the-English-language-spoken-in?page=1].

In fact I just typed in 'sexy accents' to the 'Search The Escapist' bar, & guess what? There are over 20 matches asking exactly the same, & that's just in the first two of over fifty pages. Exciting!

yes, but honestly, people just flame you as much for necroing dead threads these days..
there's no winning lol
 

TheAceTheOne

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I genuinely don't care. Accent doesn't matter, as long as the fine woman is saying stuff I like, heh.

Right now, a "Would you like to catch some tea sometime?" from a woman's mouth would be like heaven... Being single after a long relationship sucks! >_>
 

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I'm a British guy in Canada. The accent really helps :)
Personally, I don't really have a particular accent I find attractive. Maybe French. I'm not a great fan of North American accents in general though, those are way down on my scale (no offence to any wonderful ladies from there. Or guys, I suppose).
 

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In general, a german accent is just about the sexiest voice I can think of.
Of course, a girl who has managed to eradicate absolutely every trace of any accent she had can be dead sexy, too. My current girlfriend has that going, although her voice in general is rather unsexy. (Sad, but true)
 

Blow_Pop

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hotsauceman said:
BakedAlaskan said:
hotsauceman said:
I find a light-medium British accent incredbly sexy. Dont know why. Just do.
A light-medium British accent? Bit generic!!... Given the four countries in the UK all sound massively different. I like an "American" accent, a gruff to medium one...
I suppose england then. One where you can tell they are english but still understand it.
Still you are talking a bunch of different dialects there and they all sound different.
 

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derelict said:
ColdStorage said:
OT, I like the Irish Accent, and the American accent, being French myself I love hearing French people speak English as well.

You just blew my mind, AND, I should probably get a tinfoil hat. I came in here just thinking "well, I bet nobody says 'American'."

That said, now that I'm interested, you talking a western, southern, Brooklyn or LA accent?
I'll admit the deep south doesn't appeal much, caricature's of accents I dislike as well, like you know in Hollywood film the Brooklyn tough guy accent gets on my tits. But most accents are nice.

To anyone who said English, are you talking cockney's? Scouser's? or Geordie's?
 

Raika

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German, Russian, French, and Southern American are my favorites. Spoken German can melt my heart and ignite my genitals.
 

sumanoskae

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Ever since Dragon Age: Origins, I've had a thing for french accents, can't think why.

Not the thick, outrageous Monty Python accent, I'm talking about the softer version, and only on certain girls.
 

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I don't have a personal favorite, but there are a few I dislike. I don't like the sound of the English accent at all or the American redneck accent; through the southern gentlemen sounding one is okay.

So tell me if I am right about this; all the people that live on the British isles are British but not all of them are English, right?
 

Cazza

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I'm going to say an Irish accent. The Scottish if it's not too strong is pretty good to.
 

Gordon_4_v1legacy

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Big fan of most European accents (like that Marina Orlova lass on youtube), whatever accent it is that Tara Strong has, and what Grey DeLisle used for Azula on Avatar the Last Airbender.

In terms of male accents, IE ones I wish I had, lets just say if cloning technology is viable I'm getting a vocal chord transplant from either Christopher Lee or Keith David.
 

Mr Fixit

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Anything other than that fouled up crap that we Americans speak, but if i had to pick one i think i'd go for something British.....
 

Mafoobula

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A sweet Southern belle accent makes things interesting, until we get into too-thick hillbilly accent territory. Still, a soft-spoken girl from Louisiana would have me wrapped around her middle finger in a minute.
An English accent is a lovely thing, but there are a few dialects that, for me, stand above the rest. It's just a damn shame I don't know which is which.
The French language has this curious and charming quirk where the end of a sentence ends on an up-turned note, unlike the American where the pitch goes down as the sentence goes on. A pretty French voice speaking English with a thick French dialect is to die for.
And then there's the far East. Vietnamese and Japanese are particularly adorable, especially when they go all to pieces when you so suddenly tell them how cute they are.