UK vs USA - who's spoken English is superior?

I used to have a girlfriend from Northern Ireland. She was lovely to listen to.

Elite Vocalist wrote:

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\"Who is spoken English....\"?

Wtf are you talking about?

None are superior. It's all a matter of interpretation as to what's right and what's wrong. YO.

There's no such thing as "UK" and "US". Someone from Montgomery, Alabama sound nothing like someone from Boston Massachusetts, just the same as someone Glasgow sounds nothing like someone from London.

Apparently New Zealand has the most well pronounced English...

Artisian wrote:

Apparently New Zealand has the most well pronounced English...

Apparently not.

dartmoth graduate wrote:

Only in Ameruica do you have to "press one for English" Rediculous. If you cant speak english, than get out of our country!!!

You do know that California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico were part of Mexico prior to the Mexican American war, right?

Spanish was spoken before English in a lot of places; if you think of it we should really be speaking native american languages since they predate Spanish (or French in some areas).

Nevertheless, it doesn't matter. By the third generation, hispanics don't speak much Spanish just like all the other immigrant groups that preceded them.

Let's see if my post gets deleted by the moderators. They delete anything. :(

wat you say sir? wrote:

dartmoth graduate wrote:

Only in Ameruica do you have to "press one for English" Rediculous. If you cant speak english, than get out of our country!!!

You do know that California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico were part of Mexico prior to the Mexican American war, right?

Spanish was spoken before English in a lot of places; if you think of it we should really be speaking native american languages since they predate Spanish (or French in some areas).

Nevertheless, it doesn't matter. By the third generation, hispanics don't speak much Spanish just like all the other immigrant groups that preceded them.

Let's see if my post gets deleted by the moderators. They delete anything. :(

You know, for some reason, I don't think he was being serious.

parochial boy wrote:

wat you say sir? wrote:

You do know that California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico were part of Mexico prior to the Mexican American war, right?

Spanish was spoken before English in a lot of places; if you think of it we should really be speaking native american languages since they predate Spanish (or French in some areas).

Nevertheless, it doesn't matter. By the third generation, hispanics don't speak much Spanish just like all the other immigrant groups that preceded them.

Let's see if my post gets deleted by the moderators. They delete anything. :(

You know, for some reason, I don't think he was being serious.

After reading some usatoday.com comments; I wouldn't give him that much credit.

(As for spoken English, are you comparing diction or just the inflection and the way words are pronounced?)

Maybe you should look up what diction means

Irish is the best spoken English in the world, hands down.

Running on Empathy wrote:

Irish is the best spoken English in the world, hands down.

Don’t necessarily disagree with that, not Northern Irish though of course.

Studying the accents of the various James Bonds' is intriguing, I still think that Sean Connery had the best ‘James Bond’ accent and he had a Scottish twang.

And women went mad over Richard Burton’s (not a Bond) voice and he was Welsh.

Roger Moore had a more authentically upper/middle class English accent.