Men: Meaning more than one.

Were you dating two men at same time.

Question is a bit vague

I haven't had a girl in my life for 10 years but it would be nice to have a compatible girl who I could say.. I love you.. to.

I'm with you..

Sorry I missed that.. they've been there a long time then.

Good reply Galaxy

I think many people talk faster these days.. if they talk at all with all the texting etc.. Sad but true.

I tend to like the "normal" accent there but don't mind some others. I find some hard to understand (mainly Southern) but have to listen to them for awhile but can't get some words.

I feel the NY accent sounds a "tough" accent.. but that might be just me.

Hi Cat, what accent is spoken in Idaho.. is it more the "normal" American or does it have it's own accent?

If I could understand it I'm sure it is beautiful.
Do you know where the saying.. "double dutch" came from or what it really means

I've often though the German and Russian accents are more masculine. I heard a standup comedian talking about different accents and he said they were the least romantic. But I suppose they are to the people of those two countries.

You've heard right but that's mainly in country areas.

I'm thinking 20 years is long enough to be on my own..

German hasn't been one of my favourites. Not sure what you mean that almost ruined it for you.
Many people were sent to the great southern land many years ago as convicts.. for stealing a loaf of bed etc. I suppose being away from their own kind they developed an accent of their own which is common to the whole country, meaning you can't tell which part someone is from.

Hi Queennawty1..

If I remember rightly I seem to remember that one.

Thanks for viewing my profile.. I enjoy your contributions to the forums.. there are some good people on here.. funny as well.

How come there are French accents down there?

I haven't been to NZ but all those that I know that have always speak good about it.
You couldn't go wrong living up there but if you went up any higher you could end up with that "illness" called "Going Troppo"

I lived on the Sunshine Coast for 20 years but moved back to Victoria in 2014 to be closer to my two brothers, one is suffering with macular degeneration plus his retina's are going as well. The worst sense to lose I think.

ahh I forgot the sex for six.. and there seems to be a couple for fish.. I think the twang/slang is what most people like about the Aussie accent. I guess you would probably like looking at him all day as well as listen. I can understand your "smiley's as I would say he's a handsome guy as well across the pond.

I've never heard the Kiwi accent called pretty before but you do have some funny pronunciations.. fish/fush chips/chups to name a few.

The Kiwi's who live on the "West" island are now speaking more with an Aussie accent which means we have something going for us.

If you decide to move over don't forget to turn the lights out there.

An oldie but a goodie Blondey.. Maybe that's what has happened to me..

Thank you for your lovely comments as well.. your one of the good ones..

You can tell a (substitute Nationality) a mile away..
Get him within 6 feet and ya can't tell him anything.

Of cause I love the Aussie accent. Unlike in America it doesn't matter which State you go to we all sound the same although some maybe slower.

I like most of the American accents but can't say I like the New York accent. I enjoy some of the Southern ones.. have to listen to some for awhile though..

I think my fav would be French, especially when they speak English (women in particular). I like many of the European's when they are speaking English as I don't understand any except English.

I love the Irish, they are a very funny.