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Hi lads,
having lived for a long time in english speaking places, I came to love the Irish "dialect" but, purely sound related, I love the brit accent/dialect (like got's Emilia Clarke).

What's your take on this matter?


Cherrs

anch'io stravedo per l'accento irlandese

What about cockney ? Actually is it a dialect or only an accent ?

mix of both me think

Hi there
I can't say anything because it's difficult to me discerning any dialectics or accents
Anyway I need from you an advice
I have learnt a lot of English watching tv series (recently I watched "Cuffs" , a police drama from BBC)
May you give me other suggestions?
I am going to watch "Fringe", is it good?

it's difficult for me
I need an advice from you
May you suggest me something else? or Can you give me other suggestions?

Other than that I can suggest Doctor Who and Skins for the British accent and Arrow/Flash for the american one.
Fringe as well is a good, but it falls into the second category.


My 2 cents

mmm... "Skins": I have watched some clips on youtube, I think it is for young people (I am in my early forties)

I love series with many caracters with many troubles, love stories (I prefer gay ones).
"Cuffs" has got my favourite features
here the link http://newepisodes.me/watch-cuffs-onlin ... episode-4#

I've also watched with interest "The fall", a tale about a serial killer

It is indeed for youngsters but it has the best british diction I have heard in a long time

I have seen a half of the first episode and I haven't liked it
How about "How to get away from murders"?

Niiice!