Renee's British Accent
What do Brits think of her accent? It doesn't sound very good to me.
shareI'm British and I can tell you that no one speaks like her. There is no natural dialect there at all. Even in the leafy Home Counties, there's an accent. There's always some form of regional dialect going on. I can say this without a doubt, having studied at Oxford University, where you might think everyone sounds like The Queen but they actually don't, and also in a previous career I had to speak in what is called 'received pronunciation'. Out of the studio, I spoke in my normal dialect...
shareNo you're not. Reading your posts you decide what you're going to be to suit your agenda. You're a troll.
Oxford.....chuckles
That,s why Britain is great, the accents change quite quickly, If you live in the Urban areas built up because of the London overspill, the white locals all speak with a mockney accent. Travel a few miles to the villages and the indigenous whites speak with a burry country accent. Travel east and westwards that country burr becomes the norm. Travel beyond Northampton and the accents get really hard to understand for southerners and those in the home counties. It goes wild in the Midlands and starts to change in Yorkshire and Lancashire, some parts are completely incomprehensible. Then the north east and northumberland and you might as well give up sometimes, but th accents do gentrify slightly once the locals leave their native areas.
Bridget Jones accent is something that all actors learn at drama school, it gives them the platform to adapt their voices for regional accents.