UK - Ireland Dialect Quiz

Take this survey and post results. Interested to see which of these dialects are spoken by people from outside of the UK and Ireland

nytimes.com/interactive/2019/02/15/upshot/british-irish-dialect-quiz.html

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alri

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Northerners out

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I'm Western

you're a taff mate

Wales is Western Britain

no that's ROI

Ireland isn't part of the island of Great Britain

???
I've only lived in places im not similar to as well

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foreign cunt

t. Slav diaspora

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Fuck i thought id be less of a jf but i guess here we just went with a random mix of terms from different regions

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Seeing as I grew up in Devon and moved to London, this is pretty accurate.

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>food and good rhyming in any dialect

I really hope not

Fucking Jocks la

t. born in cork and raised in meath

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I'm from brum but unsure why they included sheff too as we're nothing alike

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The Co-op. Gud, with fud.

I spent some of my childhood in Yorkshire but have lived in London most of my life so it's just gone with somewhere in the middle lol

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>this some gud fud aye laddy
scots la

From Whitby, so about right

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grim

Jocks, Geordies and maybe Scousers.

well england and ireland agree on one thing

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t. Deep South

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>NI
Concrete proof that the troubles are the bacause of Scots.

>Geordies
No

Do one southern poofter

>people think scone rhymes with gone
THEN WHY DOESNT STONE RHYME WITH GONE

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Deal with it.

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wtf

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from eastern canada

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a-gen
not a-gain

alri jordan haha

ah-gen

kek

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We're similar, I'm from TX.

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MVNCVNIAN BVLL reporting in

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Mixture of everything, alike nothing.

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Makes sense. We are pretty much the same; the only difference I hear when I get over there is that y'all are smoother - Same drawl, but smoother. I go to Houston for work sometimes.

I am outside of Birmingham btw.
British teacher in school?

Being that nearly my entire family is from Roscommon and Mayo I guess it makes sense... Sort of?

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British english is taught in schools but I learned most of my english via online activities.

I'm from New England, I took another quiz like this once that said it was most like Suffolk

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