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Originally Posted by Chowhound
Sometimes I struggle trying to understand Scottish people when they speak. I'm like are these people even speaking f ing English... LOL...The Irish can be a bit tough to understand too, I actually like both of the accents. You get a guy with a thick cockney accent and we're done. I don't think even English people can decipher what the heck they are saying.
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LOL....same here, I like those accents, especially the Irish one. Both Scottish and Cockney accents when they are really emotional, seem very animated and amusing to me.
I used to work with a Scottish guy and I made him mad (which didn't take a lot of effort btw) on purpose then watch him go off.
It truly was entertaining and yes, when he was mad, no way could anyone understand a word he was saying!
In a proud way, he used to say "You know what Scotland mean? It means Never Conquer!" and I used to tease with a comeback like "Who'd want to conquer a cold land full of rocks and ugly bushes?" He was a character but he was an alright guy.