Blog 99 UK Regional Accents, This is just brilliant, give it a listen, you won't be disappointed

By keef and annie hellinger, Apr 27 2016 10:42AM UK Regional Accents

Just love it, watch the video and weep, its very clever

UK Regional Accents - This UK Regional Accents blog is a light‑hearted wander through the brilliant, baffling and downright hilarious voices heard across Britain. From warm West Country tones to rapid‑fire Scouse, lyrical Welsh, booming Glaswegian and everything in between, it’s a fun celebration of how wildly we all sound. A cheerful, smile‑inducing look at the accents that make travelling the UK such a joy.

now try the video to hear it for real, just so clever

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8mzWkuOxz8

larf I almost died, haha

This UK Regional Accents blog is my cheeky love letter to the wonderfully weird voices that make Britain sound like a comedy sketch. I take readers on a laugh‑filled tour from the Highlands to Cornwall, where every accent tells a story — and occasionally hides a pint. There’s the Glaswegian growl that could startle a seagull, the Scouse sing‑song that turns every sentence into a melody, and the West Country drawl that makes even ordering chips sound poetic.

I poke gentle fun at the quirks that make us grin: the Yorkshire “Ee by gum!” that could power a wind turbine, the Cockney “Cor blimey!” that deserves its own musical, and the Welsh “Whose coat is that jacket?” that still baffles linguists. It’s all affectionate teasing — proof that our voices are as colourful as our weather forecasts.

This blog celebrates how accents shape identity, spark smiles and occasionally cause hilarious misunderstandings at petrol stations. It’s a reminder that travelling the UK isn’t just about scenery — it’s about the soundtrack of everyday life, from pub chatter to campsite banter.

So grab a cuppa, tune your ears, and enjoy this joyful romp through Britain’s vocal landscape — a celebration of sound, silliness and the glorious chaos of how we talk.

humorous rotate around the uk by accent, the video comes next

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8mzWkuOxz8

Give it a listen, repeated in case you want a second go tee-hee

Tagged as europe is Eire (i.e. not UK BUT ;) ) is still in the european union, even though sadly the UK isn't, we were in norway when a lovely dutch guy told me first thing in the morning that we were no longer europeans, boo!