At Least You're Not A United Fan.

[rionaleonhart]

A good part of my reason for making an entry on language, apart from the fact that I love language, was the hope of posting something that might be interesting to people who have no interest in Waterloo Road, i.e. practically everyone who reads my journal. I fear I'm going to be returning to Waterloo Road now, though, because I have, to my mild

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[yumiboo]

Yeah, I know someone who has the entire series on DVD, so I'm just going to rob it off her throughtout the year and catch up on Waterloo Road madness.

Unfortunately, I frequently require subtitles in order to understand what Josh is saying.
Maybe it's because I live in that general area where it's supposedly set, but I don't find most of them hard to understand. Although it could be because I have super!hearing... no i don't

[yumiboo]

hehe, you can spot al my lies, woman!

[rionaleonhart]

Ooh, should I be more careful with spoilers if you're planning to catch up? I haven't been cutting things because I didn't think people reading my journal would be terribly concerned.

I think it may in part be to do with the quality of sound on the television here in Brighton; I didn't have so much trouble with his voice in London. Although the fact that, being a Southerner, I'm not exposed much to the accent probably has something to do with it.

[yumiboo]

No, it's ok - you don't have to be careful with spoilers for my sake, but thank you for taking it into consideration :D

Grrr, bad Brighton TV! But I do find that even people who only live an hour away from the area where I'm from seem to have difficulty following my accent so I think it might just be something in our general region that's just impossible to follow.