>>211677388 (OP) Indian english is pretty easy imo. I'd agree with Scottish, but they often switch to more understandable english when not talking amongst themselves.
>>211677564 WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK. I thought that was all in Irish. DAMMIT.
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 9:31:14 AM No.211677633
>What's the hardest to understand accent in English? british people
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 9:31:29 AM No.211677640
>>211677388 (OP) Indian. Even their best English speakers will put the stress on the wrong stand syllable of the word (e.g. "develop" sounds like "devil up" from them) and they will make the same repeated grammatical errors (e.g. "You will able to see that...") I'm also just not used to how thick it is. I've probably heard less Scottish accents than Indian in my life and somehow understand them worse.
>>211677388 (OP) indian and chinese are the hardest to understand
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 10:58:12 AM No.211679357
>>211677388 (OP) National accents are ususally okay because they have to understand each other in the same nationality. It gets incredibly hard when you get to local/city accents.
For me, it's Liverpool (Scouse) https://files.catbox.moe/o7v7d7.mp4