British Accent

I know there are a few British accents but there is one that I find particularly grating.
>hatred for the letter R at the end of a word for example, "-er" pronounced as "uh"
>everything sounds mumbled or garbled until it's punctuated with a sharp, long vowel sound such "huh-REE uh-loghng nau" "ahn-THRO-PO-LO-GEE"
>Emphasis seems to fluctuate every other word and sounds almost like mockery "heh-LO, how AH YOU doin TO-dai?"
>every digraph morphs into "oi" or "uh"
I have no idea what region the accent comes from but it's completely fucking grating to the point I kinda want to scream at the person to speak American after listening to them talk for a couple of minutes. The accent sounds like a drunk chav, but like it's trying to be proper.

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"stupid bong, speak my language correctly!"

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pretty much. it bothers me when foreigners can't speak the language properly.

No accent is the correct one for a language

I think you're talking about a west country accent.

Learn to speak English properly and it wouldn't be an issue.

wa'ah

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Herro, prease Chang

*å-ʌ

t. Pronounces the h in vehicle but not herb