West Country accent voted as 'least sexiest' in the UK for a second year running | Gazette Series
Cambridge app maps decline in regional diversity of English dialects | University of Cambridge
Cambridge app maps decline in regional diversity of English dialects | University of Cambridge
The Black Country - Last Haven of the Mercian Tongue - Owlcation
How Americans preserved British English - BBC Culture
Did the American accent originate from the British West Country accent? - Quora
YouGov on Twitter: "...and here are the British accents people like! Received Pronunciation: +31 net attractive Welsh: +20 Yorkshire: +15 West Country: +13 Geordie: +10 (And in terms of Irish accents: Northern
British accents and dialects – Southern Britain – Language Blues
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English language in Southern England - Wikipedia
West Country English - Wikipedia
TIL the stereotypical "pirate accent" is a West Country English accent, because many famous pirates and actors who played pirates came from the West Country : r/todayilearned
English language - Varieties of English | Britannica
British Isles Accent Map – AccentHelp
Where Did the American Accent Come From? - WorldAtlas
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6 Ways to Speak in a British Accent - wikiHow
تويتر \ Tweetolectology على تويتر: "this accent feature was once one of the really distinctive sounds of West Country Englishes but today has almost disappeared. have you ever heard anyone say 'vire'
Dialects of English
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Dialects of English
Western American English - Wikipedia
Record a female, neutral, British English accent or regional West Country accent voice over for £5 : AmysVoice - fivesquid
Why does a West-Country accent sound remarkably similar to a lot of American dialects? :
