Accents - Strong glaswison accent
Location - setting - rough streets of glasglow, pubs, endibrough architecture
Slang - 'wee'=small
Clothes - Kilts, clothes with a tartan print.
Pastimes - bag pipes, eating hagis, drinking larger
Attitudes/behaviour - aggressive behaviour
Liverpool
Accents - Whinging accent people find it annoying and that it sounds rough.
Location - council houses, antisocial behaviour
Slang - y'alright= are you alright
Clothes - Track suits, and caps
Pastimes - watch football, shop lifting
Attitudes/behaviour - aggressive, always want to fight.
Newcastle
Accents - gerodie, speak very quick
Location - clubs, busy, towns
Slang - ‘Wheyy aye mann’=hello
Clothes - Tight clothes, designer brands
Pastimes - Partying, drinking, football
Attitudes/behaviour - Confident, argumentative
Yorkshire
Accents - Farmer
Location - Hills, farms, villages small, vintage
Slang - 'come t' pub'
Clothes - Scruffy, old, vintage, dirty
Pastimes- Farming, fishing
Attitudes/behaviour - friendly, nice
Birmingham
Accents - Brummie
Location - City, busy
Slang - 'like'
Clothes - football, shirts, tracksutis, hoodies
Pastimes - Clubbing, shopping
Attitudes/behaviour - rough
Welsh
Accents - different, unusual, Longwords
Location - country, fields with cows and sheep
Slang - ‘Jolch’=thank-you
Clothes - Rugby shirts
Pastimes - play rugby
Attitudes/behaviours - Friendly
Irish
Accents - classic accent, strong
location - Cities and country side
Slang - 'top of the morning to ya'
Clothes - green clothes
Pastimes - drink guinness,play rugby
Attitudes/behaviours - Loud, happy, aggressive
London
Accents - Polite but loud
Location - Big shops, Big cities
Slang - 'In it' in stead of isn't it
Clothes - Designer clothes, suits
Pastimes - Shopping, parties, going out for dinner
Attitudes/Behaviours - Rushed, polite,
Essex
Accents - Loud, confident, outstanding
Location - Lots of shops
Slang - 'Omg' like' 'Shut up'
Clothes - Fake tan, tight clothes
Pastimes - Parties, shopping, hosting parties
Attitudes/Behaviours - Friendly, bitchy, Two faced
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