Which English accent to ESL’s find easiest to understand? most difficult?

Which English accent to ESL’s find easiest to understand? most difficult?
I assume midwestern English is the easiest to understand because it’s so flat, but I’m a native speaker so I don’t know.
What are your thoughts?

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>canadian accent

you're dead to me OP

I didn’t make this I swear
It’s defintiely Canadian-Lite though

Scouse

Western accent does not exist
t. pacific northwest

your map is shit

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it's the "normal" accent

No, that’s Midland American

what do red and blue represent?

blue is the most dissimilar

>implying Minnesotans don't sound like they just rode a moose across the border

this

canadians sound nothing like Minnesotans

they sound more like people from wisconsin, and that is NOT a compliment

these two are the canadian accent, whiny and soyish
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>Western accent doesn't exist
>T. Pacific Northwest

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it's like a californian accent met an english one

Which one is this? youtube.com/watch?v=IKqXu-5jw60

As a Minnesotan, you're dead fucking wrong. Only in the rural parts of the state could you find anything like a Canadian accent.

this is the most retarded map i've ever seen

wtf does a Canadian accent sound like?

I can barely understand Apalachian accent.
I like country accent especially memphis one.

that's a scarily accurate description jesus

It's easy to recognize a canadian because they always apologize and they say the word sorry in a weird way.

Have you ever seen Fargo?

only the hicks up north sound like that people who live in civilized places sound Midwestern to me

sounds really gay

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how do you guys pronounce sorry? i kinda say it like sore-e

I can't tell the difference between these accent and american accent. Somebody explain to me.

I agree with you but that's the stereotype

sar-ree

Don't bother, it'll be virtually impossible for people who speak English as a second language.

Can't you use IPA?