i want to go to scotland soooo bad you don't even knoW. i was wanting to know where is the best place to go to find the most awesomeness accent. now i've heard a lot of different actors from glasgow and thats pretty cool but is there somewhere better then there?
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shareIf you're from the U.S. you'll probably have a hard time understanding a Glasgow accent, or atleast that's what I've noticed. Edinburgh accents are fairly easy to understand for Americans, and it's a great city to visit.
shareCentral belt , being around about glasgow and edinburgh and perth their really "Fun" accents around there
shareTry Dundee or Aberdeen, there the next biggest cities in Scotland after Glasgow and Edinburgh, different acccents as well
shareI'm from Edinburgh, and I've noticed that tourists are consistantly misprounouncing the city name. It's Ed-In-Bur-Rah. Edinburgh is beautiful, especially in spring. It's more of a historical city than Glasgow. Edinburgh has the Edinburgh Castle on a hill above it. Glasgow is good, it's more industrious than Edinburgh. Glaswegian accents can be quite difficult to understand, but usually what one is saying is distiguishable.
I'd also reccommend anywhere in Fife or Dundee. Both very beautiful.
ok where can i find some hot guys? what what to scots think of Texans? i'm from texas but i hate it here. also i heard the weather there is always cloudy and kind of rainy is it true? cause i would love that.
shareDumfries is nice (ma wee toon). Glasgow is my favourite city in Scotland though, can't say the accents are hard to understand though, but I guess its easy for me!
what what to scots think of Texans
Australian and southern accents are my all-time favourits. Yes it does rain quite a lot here, Id happily trade countries with ya!
I don't have a solution, but I do admire the problem.