I think the point is that Britain is made up of several countries. You can say "English accent" or "Welsh accent" even though there are many accents within England and Wales, because every country has a standard accent. The reason "British accent" doesn't work is because Britain is England, Scotland and Wales. It's like saying European accent, it makes no sense at all. Plus when people say British accent they only think English, which is kind of unfair to the Scots and the Welsh. That's all.
I do find it a bit weird that black people are called African Americans in the US but we're not called African Brits in the UK...just saying black is fine.
One of my friends literally has no friends anymore because she ditched them all for her boyfriend. Her life is fucked if he ever dumps her (because she'll never dump him).
The point remains that a Scottish accent IS a British accent, because Scotland IS in Great Britain. You were probably thinking of an English accent (and a posh one at that) and it's not the same thing.
Because Katy Perry isn't 17?
It wouldn't always make much different tbh, a lot of girls don't talk to their mothers about that sort of thing either.
I think the point is that Britain is made up of several countries. You can say "English accent" or "Welsh accent" even though there are many accents within England and Wales, because every country has a standard accent. The reason "British accent" doesn't work is because Britain is England, Scotland and Wales. It's like saying European accent, it makes no sense at all. Plus when people say British accent they only think English, which is kind of unfair to the Scots and the Welsh. That's all.
Ahem, I'd just like to say that I'm a minority and I don't agree with this. Don't make assumptions.
I doubt anyone would like Bella for who she is inside, she has no personality whatsoever.
That's kind of why I don't watch rom coms much, once you've seen the trailer you know what's gonna happen.
You can get over people, just not suddenly. It takes time.
That's so ridiculous.
It wouldn't have happened though, J.K Rowling wanted everyone in it to be British or Irish.
I do find it a bit weird that black people are called African Americans in the US but we're not called African Brits in the UK...just saying black is fine.
What they said ^
One of my friends literally has no friends anymore because she ditched them all for her boyfriend. Her life is fucked if he ever dumps her (because she'll never dump him).
Either this is or they're supposedly from somewhere else in England but they sound like Londoners anyway.
Thank you for introducing me to this site :)
The point remains that a Scottish accent IS a British accent, because Scotland IS in Great Britain. You were probably thinking of an English accent (and a posh one at that) and it's not the same thing.