Why is it that whenever you try to put on a welsh accent you end up sounding like you're doing a really bad impersonation of someone from Pakistan? If you don't believe this to be so try the following; think of the most Welsh sounding man you know (it works better if it's a man) and read aloud the next three sentences (the louder the better it seems to work).
Hello, my name is dafydd and I come from the valleys. My father used to work down the coal mine before it was closed. Now he owns an indian takeaway called the Good Korma.
(t) Helen
Dude, I know what you sound like when you try and do Roger's accent.
I read somewhere that Indian people sound welsh cos the first english speakers over there were welsh missionaries who taught them english, and as such the accent has carried through from generationn to generation. NOn idea if its true though.
wow i thought it was only my youth group leader that sounds like an indian when he tries to put on his 'welsh' accent! its rather hilarious y'know...
'Why are my pants in the mud' hahaha classic.
i find it quite easy really...seeing as im from the valleys & welsh!!
i was told that my recent dramatical performance as a german soon descended into pakistani...
this was due to me german father and pakistani mother.
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I find it easy with my welsh accent.