GUESS THE BRITISH ACCENTS | AMERICAN GUESSES BRITISH ACCENTS | AMERICAN IN ENGLAND | AMERICA VS UK

[@LADYRAEUK]

Who do you think will win, kong or zilla?!.. and why?? Let me know 😊

[@timoulou3042]

Kong I think he is strong maybe

[@MrJoeshipley]

Kong because he is being pitched as the "good guy"

[@LADYRAEUK]

You could be right.. but what is the zilla in the trailer isn’t the real zilla? 🤔

[@MrJoeshipley]

@@LADYRAEUK yeah that's definitely a possibility I hadn't considered so now I'm down to that or Kong if it plays out the way they want us to believe before the big reveal.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Either way I think it’s going to be brilliant! 👍🏻

[@holydiver73]

I’m from the west midlands and the three big cities in the area are Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton and they’re all within half an hour drive of each other, yet we all sound totally different when we speak. It’s amazing and I can’t think of another country where this happens. Maybe it does, but it requires a trained ear to recognise the changes of dialect.

[@baddobby9338]

You have lived in England for about 10 years and you don't know that Ant and Dec are from Newcastle? 😲 You done incredibly well though 👏

[@davidmajor2793]

I think she's done well to avoid Ant and Dec.

[@russcattell955i]

Should have been Jimmy Nail as Oz in Auf wiedersehen pet.

[@nicrogers9092]

Oh my god, I loved your attempts at the accents!!! Hilarious! Loved this video!

[@taylordoo0077]

Your voice is relaxing AF!

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thank you 🙂

[@sirporkibrough]

@@LADYRAEUK Ha this is spot on. As an insomniac I'm genuinely considering putting these videos in a playlist to attempt to fall asleep to.

[@renejean2523]

@@sirporkibrough - lol Does that even qualify as a compliment?

[@Leoviliti1]

@@renejean2523 well ..we have to give him his due ..he did say "attempt" which evidently means " it's difficult to sleep with such a lovely voice but it's because it's so calming its also relaxing which may bring about sleep in due course"... Yup that's a compliment in my books lol ...

[@neilbone9490]

Warning: Do not listen to Amanda Rae whilst operating heavy machinery 🤣🤣

[@TheRealityleak]

Birmingham and Worcester are less than 30 minutes and totally different... It's what I love most about living here!

[@TrevorAngel]

Its because we’re an island of many different kingdoms that were eventually united!

[@iseeolly9959]

I'm from Suffolk and when I travel, even in the UK, lots of people think I'm Australian.

[@Unchained_Alice]

I get that. I've lived in Suffolk for 20 years and some accents here do sound a little Australian.

[@iseeolly9959]

@@Unchained_Alice Don't they, for a start we call everyone mate.

[@renejean2523]

I have a RP accent from SW London and here in the States I'd say 60% of folk guess that I'm Australian! It's kind of annoying really.

[@jimattrill8933]

I am from Essex and the first time I heard a broad Suffolk accent I thought the speakers were Dutch tourists!

[@cadfael4598]

Hi Amanda one thing you may not have noticed is that, although different, accents along the chalk ridges from the West Country to East Anglia, they change subtly from Devon to Wiltshire, Hampshire, Gloucestershire to Berkshire, Hertfordshire and then Suffolk and Norfolk. That’s because the chalk escarpment was a major trade route for hundreds of years. Never call a Makkem a Geordie or an Aberdonian a Glaswegian!. If you like English spoken with a Welsh accent look up Nigel Owens!

[@thomashernandez8700]

What's a Makkem? A Mancunian?

[@cadfael4598]

@@thomashernandez8700 its a Wearsider...Sunderlander. There were makkems and takkems...the makers and the takers, related to shipbiuilding

[@alphonsorichardson5635]

Or try the hilarious John Sparkes (again) from Absolutely. He's Welsh and yet his parody of Swansea 'couple' Gwyneth & Denzil is hilarious, including mangled accents along with subtitle - in WELSH!

[@cossythepoacher]

Your Manchester accent is spot on Amanda! lol! I'm a Manx and Laugh every time I watch your pods!

[@LADYRAEUK]

Lol I’m glad 😊

[@dantheman2425]

I was born and raised in West Yorkshire until I was 11 years old, moved to Glasgow 22 years ago where I still live and work, so OBVIOUSLY I repeatedly get asked what part of Ireland I’m from! 🙄😂

[@mojothedeadman]

I'm from West Yorkshire and I was told yesterday that I sound scottish by an American lol

[@eyecatcher1509]

me too, I am surprised how we are linked with Ireland or Scotland, personlly i think people dont have a clue and just make a guess

[@mojothedeadman]

@@eyecatcher1509 ignorance on their part

[@marksanders2784]

Loving your channel! And you get extra kudos for being a fellow Essex resident! Subscribed 🙂

[@LADYRAEUK]

😊👍🏻👍🏻

[@krisinsaigon]

the reason there are so many accents is because long ago there weren't cars or trains or television or radio so people didn't travel far or hear people from other places and they have had hundreds of years to develop in. If you went back to 1900, before recorded sound and the radio, the differences between different accents would be even greater than it is now

[@LADYRAEUK]

thanks for sharing :)

[@hullster9970]

Thank you for saying the UK is so special. I feel the same and its the reason why i will never leave.

[@LADYRAEUK]

👍🙂

[@jasonwalsh7921]

The brotherly rivalry between Liam & Noel goes back decades so you would never find them in a pub together at all now a days 😉😂😂

[@georgepaice7078]

you should go to the market in norwich./norfolk i have lived there all my life and i still struggle to understand what the oldies are saying

[@CmdrUD87]

That Belfast accent was about the tamest thing I ever heard. I have lived in (the Republic of) Ireland for about half a decade and, as a foreigner, of course, I went "up north" every now and again. You should try to find a clip from a Black Cab tour. Now THAT's an accent

[@jimattrill8933]

I used to love listening to Ian Paisley.! Now THAT is a Niron accent. Of course what he said was not so lovely. His son sounds similar.

[@stevepollard2571]

It’s funny listening to you, cracks me up. Strange old place ain’t it 😂

[@musik102]

In his book on the English language, writer Bill Bryson says that there are more variations in accents in just a small area of Yorkshire, UK, than the whole of the USA.

[@markjakeway2035]

Great video as always. The Newcastle duo accent (Ant and Dec) is actually a pretty toned down Geordie accent, it's what they would call 'posh Geordie' up here. I moved up here for my first teaching job (and stayed) and for the first few weeks I had trouble understanding my students.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Oh right, do you enjoy living in Newcastle? 😊

[@markjakeway2035]

@@LADYRAEUK Yes love it, been here 38 years now. I started teaching in Wallsend to the east of Newcastle (where Hadrian's wall ended - hence the name) and now live in Washington (the original as they say on the town signs) near to Washington Old hall where it is said is the ancestral home of George Washington's forebears.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Ah you’ve lived there a long time, I can’t wait to see more of the UK.. hopefully we are able to travel again soon

[@geoffbell2906]

Aye kidda, takkin like th' got gobs full o' marbles.

[@andrewkerr3836]

I love the geordie accent. 💖

[@richardlaasna8372]

Hi Amanda ! You did very well in the quiz ! Kong's going to win ! It's Rich from Bristol and I can't believe you picked my city as a Geordie accent. They're so very different. That accent is the worst accent going in our Isles ! I just can't understand them when it's a strong Newcastle accent. In my opinion, the Bristolian accent (Pirate Accent) and the West Country accent, in general, sound more closely related to the North American accents as we do have a lot of errrs and arrrs in our sounds. Also, the Republic of Ireland accent has a similar sounding twang too !

[@8lackbeard791]

Jimmy Carr’s comedic take on British Accents is a fun watch!

[@chrissedaka8141]

"Tin-Tin-Tin"

[@8lackbeard791]

@@chrissedaka8141 ha! perfect to quote, I'm Yorkshire too

[@renejean2523]

I'd like some chicken and a can of coke.

[@B-A-L]

Al Murrays take on British accents is legendary!

[@sydbarrett3175]

OMG I’m in love, stunningly beautiful and that voice! WOW!

[@kate5064]

loving the fact my home town popped up a few times. And you got it right. Good old Donny - Doncaster

[@VeeSeven700]

You did great! I was expecting lots more wrong answers. The impressions are just 👌👌😂

[@LADYRAEUK]

Hahaha they’re so bad aren’t they? 🤣 Thank you!

[@steelpanther9568]

In the voice of Author Shelby “By Order Of, The Peaky Blinders”, Got to be one of the best TV Series showing in the UK, with the start of season 6 being filmed now and to be released and aired later this year, Although it would be sad to see that the character Elizabeth “Poppy” Gray wouldn’t be in most of the season 6, 🌹🕊R.I.P Helen McCrory🕊🌹 (1969-2021) 👍🏼

[@chrissedaka8141]

"By AWduh rov Thuh PeaKey Bloinders!"

[@steelpanther9568]

@@chrissedaka8141 , 😁👍🏼

[@andyg4082]

Could listen to your voice forever So soothing. Great video 👍

[@MikeLonsdale]

I'm from Hull and it actually has two accents, the one you showed was the West Hull accent, which is different from East Hull

[@anthonybradshaw3318]

Watching the Great Pottery Throw Down ON TV, and having worked in the Pottery Industry. Other than the classic, SAGER MAKERS BOTTOM KNOCKER, They came out with other Pottery terms like, DIRTY BOTTOM, LEAKY CRACKS, PERFECT RIMS, SOGGY BOTTOMS, FIRM UP, HANDLE PULLING. Then one of the contestant was told, TO MAKE SURE HANDS WERE MOIST& WET, AND IT JUST SLIPS THROUGH THE FINGERS, GOOD TO COSETRATE ON THE TIP FIRST, IF THE TIP IS BIGGER YOU MAY END UP PULLING THE WHOLE THING Off. I could not stop laughing. HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS AMANDA.

[@markpstapley]

Huge respect, you just beat me despite me being a native of a least ten generations, with friends from all over the country. This is a tiny subset of the more than 50 distinctly different accents in the UK though. I grew up a cockney, then went enhanced RP, and I now speak RP with a hint of "estuary" (Essex)

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thank you, I’m surprised at how well I did 🤣 There are so many accents but that’s what makes it so much fun!

[@FredGarnett]

You did really well Amanda!

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thanks! 😊

[@alphonsorichardson5635]

fun fact - the proximity of Wales to Liverpool & The Wirral has influenced the speech patterns of the latter two; if you notice, the sounds in words such as 'briCK', 'chiCKen' etc (note the capilals I've used in those words, resembles the LL pronunciation in Welsh, for example the town of Llanelli

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thanks for sharing ☺️

[@webster777maramba4]

I like this girl now 😂 busy chatting about Kong & Zilla. Yup she's won me over. Well done ✔

[@LADYRAEUK]

Haha thanks very much 😊

[@Brian-om2hh]

Your time in England hasn't been wasted Amanda. You are rather good at this..... I loved the way you said Peaky Blinders! Incidentally, there is a little coffee shop in my nearest town, called Perky Blenders.......

[@LADYRAEUK]

That’s a brilliant coffee shop name! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@brianmountain]

It's a small world, your husbands from Grimsby, I live in Scunthorpe. Just discovered your channel(s), love the format. Reaction videos remind me of brilliant comedy shows and videos comparing U.K. to USA are educational. Been binge watching since I discovered your channel. Well done

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thanks so much 😊

[@Laura_Norda]

I'm from Leicestershire but have lived in Bristol for just over 6 years. My parents take the mick out of my Bristol twang, even though everyone I know locally doesn't think I have any Bristol twang at all. But then I suppose they don't know what I sounded like before. hmmmmm.

[@danieljones9436]

I reiterate what someone else said, your voice just soothes the soul & relaxes me.. by the way your "peaky blinders" accent was spot on, as a Brummie (slang for someone from Birmingham) I'd know.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Haha thank you 😊

[@anthonybradshaw3318]

In my view we have a lot of different accents, due to amount of diffirent languages in such a small area, used over a long period of time. We have Scottish Gaelic, Irish Gaelic, Welsh, which are the old Celtic languages. Then we have English which is made up of Latin, Saxon English, Norman French, and Norse ( Viking). GREAT VIDEOS AMANDA KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@joshsheff7189]

Shout out from Sheffield!

[@ChrisLeadley]

Great video Amanda, but having lived in both Grimsby and Hull the accents are pretty different :)

[@matthewjeffery6481]

When people say “kaaa paaak”, you know you’re in Grimsby

[@stbu9709]

Werm! = worm in Grimsby 😂

[@matthewjeffery6481]

@@stbu9709 that would be “waairm”…got to have the nasal sound

[@interghost]

You sound super cute trying to do those accents lol. Good video! ;) x

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thank you 😊

[@PeterGaunt]

Heck lass when I were a lad in the middle of Cheshire you could tell where someone who were 15 minutes away were from, like. The folks from the town where my mum & dad came from (six miles away) said things like 'buzz' for 'bus' whereas we said 'bus'. My best friend (in London) has a partner from Portsmouth (70 miles away) and she speaks mainly south coast but with bits of Doorrrsett. When I ws 16 or so I knew an old man (86 when I met him) who I often couldn't understand at all. He spoke mid-Cheshire dialect (find 'Blaster Bates' on KZbin).

[@LADYRAEUK]

I find it fascinating how it changes so quickly!

[@stbu9709]

Im Grimsby too, say hi to your fella from another cod head! 👍 Grimsby and Hull accents are different though!

[@matthewesney2629]

Jesus Christ lady I thought I'd pop on ur channel to wish u a merry Xmas and happy new yr..this is literally the last vid I've seen of yours..have a great 1 lady and happy new year you defo deserve it 👍 I meant last one I haven't seen

[@nancyrafnson4780]

Canada here! - I got the Peaky Blinders; (Birmingham) fanatic fan here.

[@TonyHedges]

Lots of people in the UK would tell you to your face that they don't have an accent, when they obviously do. RP is the "gold standard" the one that is considered "no accent". This is generally from the middle of the south, around the Oxford area. I was born in Oxford and have lived in Norwich for 30+ years. I hear Norfolk twang coming out when I talk now, much in the same way that your American accent is starting to fail and become more British. This is definitely a good thing. I think your husband took it easy on you, there's many more accents than you were subjected to. Enough for a part two for sure.

[@marcus3cfc]

You’re brilliant at guessing our accents for an American Amanda. I’ve been to the states loads of times and they have no idea how varied our accents and dialects are! Lol

[@LADYRAEUK]

Haha thanks very much! To be fair I had no idea until I moved here

[@marcus3cfc]

@@LADYRAEUK By the way, I only started watching your videos a week ago and I love them. You make it so interesting to watch! Keep up the good work! 👍

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it 😊

[@ianbeddowes5362]

Got all of them.

[@nelliejames]

your brummie had me in bit,s absolutely spot on. nice one amanda , cheers

[@LADYRAEUK]

haha I'm glad you enjoyed it, I try ! 😂🙂

[@munchkinmanchild]

I stumbled on your videos earlier this morning and have been watching them for the past hour. Really great and laughed many times! PS the accent in Peaky Blinders is really poor since none of the cast are real Brummies (like me)! Check out Lenny Henry or Ozzie Osbourne for a real brummie accent ;)

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate that 😊 I hope you’re well

[@lindaschreffler4951]

Yes Kong of course

[@LADYRAEUK]

We will see! Haha

[@davidhall4079]

Amanda watche kez classic film shot in Barnsley South Yorkshire in the 1970 the accent you will love 😍

[@jamestidd7707]

You should hear the Norfolk accent. Look up Have yew gotta loight boy by the Singing Postman, you'll see what I mean.

[@ryanmarshall3640]

what do mean mate

[@jamestidd7707]

@@ryanmarshall3640 it's a real distinct accent, more especially so in the countryside than the urban areas. It's a great accent, it's like the Manchester accent, you only seem to hear it in a specific area.

[@ryanmarshall3640]

@@jamestidd7707 right cheers mate get it understand it cause I'm from Manchester 👍👍

[@punkypete1074]

I love the fact you said Birmingum, where as Americans normally say Birminghaam. Thought you were pretty good at skiting some of the accents. Personally thought the Manc one was quite good.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thanks very much, I find accents difficult lol

[@turnski]

Hey you did great! I got them all but I'm British so I really should know them. Interesting to learn your hubby is from Grimsby . What a small world as I am also 👌 glad he has spread his wings though 🤣 love your vids, you always make me smile keep up the good work x

[@CaledonianOptio]

got them all right, and you did better than i thought now..... trying to guess the various Scottish accents would be a fun one

[@LADYRAEUK]

lol I think I'd need quite a bit of help 😂

[@williamwelbourn7932]

Got them all right. Pretty good for an Australian.

[@tubadude905]

Fun video - missed three. I was happy with that considering I left the UK and returned to the US seemingly a lifetime ago. Really enjoy your channel - very good content and production.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thanks so much, I appreciate that

[@Wesker1984]

I got all of them, I asked in your common misconceptions video about how you found the South Yorkshire accents such as Sheffield or Barnsley, well you got Doncaster so close enough lol. Sheffield and Barnsley are pretty thick, Sean Bean talks like a Sheffielder that wants everyone to be able to understand them. Sort of putting on as much pronunciation as possible. Which I suppose is the point when you're trying to be an A List actor. Can't be bringing out the DeeDar when when talking to the world.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Well done! I find accents quite hard but a lot of fun lol

[@michaelstamper5875]

I was born more or less mid way between Doncaster, Barnsley and Sheffield. All three are maybe half an hour apart by car, or thereabouts. All three have distinctly different Yorkshire accents. My grandad not only had a Barnsley accent, he spoke mostly in the local dialect. I defy anyone who didn't grow up hearing it to figure out half of what's being said lol xxx

[@dazza9326]

Oh wow, I live in Essex too, Leigh on sea..

[@R08Tam]

I'm from Birmingham and I was gobsmacked when you nailed the accent 👍😁

[@LADYRAEUK]

Lol 🤣 thank you although I think I’m awful at accents

[@connorward2400]

Got them all, multiple choice makes it easier

[@LADYRAEUK]

Haha agreed!

[@theinsideouter6371]

Unfortunately when I was a kid I could tell you what part of Liverpool you came from so I got them all right, but I think the girl done well ,love

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thank you 😊

[@susan9188]

You should have found a Cornish accent! I love different accents, but sadly as people move around so much in the UK nowadays they are dying out a lot which is a shame.

[@susan9188]

You did brilliantly. As a matter of interest every time I go to the US I can guarantee most think I'm from Australia, when actually I'm a Londoner (cockney). it always makes me laugh.

[@jimattrill8933]

The biggest giveaway for the Aussie accent is the rising intonation in a sentence so that everything sounds like a question. On the other hand I knew someone from Devon who did the same thing. When he answered a question the teachers got angry because he never sounded sure of his answers even when they were right.

[@jimattrill8933]

When I arrived in South Africa with my strong Essex (Sarfend) accent I was often accused of being Australian which surprised me.

[@Leoviliti1]

We have regional dialects ..within our accents So a person from Blackpool in lancashire might notice a difference from people as close to them from Preston just a stone's throw on the motorway.. It's our dialects that often have us stumped to where we all come from .

[@adamclark6756]

Just stumbled across your channel and am enjoying it so far, especially as your husband is a fellow Yellowbelly!

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thank you! 😊

[@KYZA619]

Confused, isn't a yellow - belly an insult. A coward?

[@adamclark6756]

@@KYZA619 Her husband is from Lincolnshire, as am i. 200 years ago soldiers in the Lincolnshire regiment wore yellow waistcoats, since then we have all been Yellowbellys.

[@bexfez]

Peaky blinders is a black country accent in Birmingham. There are 2 types of Birmingham accent

[@dtbradio6202]

13 out of 14. Surprisingly I've had quite a few UK customers come through my shop here in the states, enough that I'm able to (somewhat successfully) pick out various accents. Fun video, and I surprised myself!

[@LADYRAEUK]

You’ve done so well! Haha

[@googlpanda]

Oh Ant & Dec.... Bristol?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 You did well though!

[@LADYRAEUK]

Lol😂😂 I’m terrible!

[@lovevader4832]

That trailer looks awesome! Cant wait to see the film

[@leesagar8651]

I knew Doncaster right away, it's my hometown lol

[@cricketbat09]

Lovin' your "Peaky Blinders" :)

[@LADYRAEUK]

😂😂THank you !

[@LADYRAEUK]

That’s a first, I’m saying something right 🤣🤣 Thank you !

[@breandanmaguire3335]

@@Bob-67 Am yow sayin it ay said Birninum? Yowm saft in the 'ed.

[@davidriley1188]

That's got to be your next video Amanda.......imitating the accents ! Go on, you know you want to.....ha ha ha.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Hahaha I’m so awful 🤣🤣🤣

[@davidriley1188]

@@LADYRAEUK You'd smash it !

[@mainakent5102]

Your husbands from Grimsby, subscribed, big wave to both of you from Meggies 😁😂😂

[@zebbboing9961]

How did you two meet? I'm from Cleethorpes (Meggy), 3 miles away and a different accent.

[@maxout7306]

Is it about seven years in the UK for you now Amanda? Well done here on this quiz! The clues helped me and I only got one better. I love your TV with the wood-surround and 1960's legs. Great fun. Liked.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Yeah about that! I’m glad you enjoyed it, it was a lot of fun! 😊

[@UsmanAhmad-ju4en]

For Yorkshire accent, one need slow motion audio as well as video clips. Also there is a Hoody accents, kids riding bicycles, mostly in Manchester

[@gavinreid5387]

There is no generic Yorkshire accent. It varies. iit is diffrent in such places as Bradford, Hull Harrogate, Scarborough, Barnsley, Leeds, Doncaster, etc.

[@MrCuddy2977]

The lady after Boris? I don’t know what he name is, but do know she’s from Essex: and has what’s been called an Estuary accent. It’s usually used by people whose parents moved to South Essex and North Kent, from London, after the war: in other words, people who’d moved to towns on the Themes Estuary …

[@user-oo8xp2rf1k]

Even I didn't get the Birmingham one. I have lived in most of those places.

[@kimskis]

I don't even think it was proper brummie accent - only a few words sounded like that

[@joelpayne1193]

It is brilliant you can understand different accent I am impressed you are definitely develop British skills 😉

[@LADYRAEUK]

Lol 🤣😊

[@jhonallott5459]

Born 7miles from DoncasterAnd worked there for 20 years, but did not recognize as a Donny accent.

[@shadoman7682]

Your right about accents in the UK they can be different in the next town just 5 miles away.

[@LADYRAEUK]

I think that’s really cool 😊

[@freespirit80]

The Hull and Doncaster accents I would have struggled with to be fair

[@phantomrambles1508]

Love your channel and you did really well 👍You're picking up quite alot of British words already in you're accent 😀😀 Another thing I find quite interesting with accents... Are places with a crossed/mixed accent... In Portsmouth for example, people have quite a distinctive accent compared to the rest of Hampshire and the south east... Being a Navy port and city, it's picked up words from all over the world, quite a few Gypsy words, naval slang, a mixture of Cockney and slightly west country accents... Distinctive words like mush (mate) and dinlo (idiot) are practically unheard of outside Pompey (Portsmouth)... Another city Stoke in Staffordshire, sounds a mixture of Scouse (Liverpudlian) Mancunian and Brummie/Black country (Birmingham and surrounding areas) probably not wise to say it to their face though... Hahaha coz they'll say it's a Potteries accent!! 🤣🤣 I'm from Derbyshire which borders Staffordshire and it's completely different again... Anyway thoroughly enjoyed watching you're video's and channel 🙂😎👍

[@LADYRAEUK]

It’s so interesting isn’t it? I’m still amazed at how many different accents there are, some just a town over! I’m glad you enjoyed it! Hope you’re having a lovely week! 😊

[@phantomrambles1508]

Absolutely... Really enjoy watching you're video's... I'm currently doing photography and making short films about anything random, unique and interesting... Keep up the good work, it's really inspirational... All the best!👍😎😊

[@LADYRAEUK]

ah that’s brilliant! It’s a lot of fun, good luck! 😊👍🏻👍🏻

[@mjw2k]

I felt like one or two of those were unfairly difficult, like the Cardiff clip didn't really have any words where the Welsh accent can be clearly heard. You still nailed it though.

[@LeeMcGinley]

Considering I've not lived in the UK for nearly 40 years I'm happy with a 100% strike rate. As a hint, The Big Yin's accent was a dawdle for me 😉

[@jimattrill8933]

Well I knew he was from Glasgow anyway. So that was an easy one.

[@baerlauchstal]

You did brilliantly! (On the accent-guessing, that is. On the accent-imitating, maybe a *slightly* lower hit-rate at the moment... :-))

[@LADYRAEUK]

🤣🤣🤣 haha I’m terrible!

[@stephenhayes6133]

You did great doing the Accents.

[@colinmacgregor8718]

Got them all.

[@jeovanythomas1965]

I'm from Bristol and got all of them correct

[@randy8897]

your attempt at the accents ,hilarious ,well done

[@duncanpeet4827]

You should try Galloway Irish, Lewis, Shetland, Inverness and Buchan. That might confuse you.

[@OldWolflad]

Fair play Amanda you did pretty well, all good fun.

[@LADYRAEUK]

Thank you 😊

[@glennwhittaker197]

Great episode Amanda, just to say folks from “Hull” (Yorkshire) say we’re from “ULL”, we drop the H is words 😁

[@UrukEngineer]

I'm very impressed. Many Brits would fail that test.

[@googlpanda]

Ahh Danny Dyer! Classic Cockney!

[@guymcdonald3360]

Got them all right ✅

[@LADYRAEUK]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@helenwood8482]

I knew them all, but accents are a hobby of mine.

[@lindaschreffler4951]

Man you are British now Amanda Rae!!!!

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Lol!