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Would the Queen be better loved if she had a broad regional accent?
Like Geordie, or scouse, or Brum?
10 Answers
- Anonymous2 years agoFavourite answer
The black country accent would be hysterical. she should take lessons.
- Anonymous2 years ago
No. Royal sceptics would still dislike them, but monarchists would find them harder to respect. Prince Harry tried Estuary English for a while and it didn't work for him so he reverted to RP.
- Anonymous2 years ago
She would be even more ridiculous.
- Verulam 1Lv 72 years ago
The Queen's accent has moderated over the years - when young, she had a very stilted 'accent'. I think she sounds fine as she is. Heaven forfend she had a Cockney, Brummie or broad Yorkshire accent. At least she's understood across the nation.
- Lord BaconLv 72 years ago
No, she's fine as she is. The more specialised the accent, the fewer people would be able to understand her.
- Anonymous2 years ago
how about a Brooklyn (USA) accent
- MordentLv 72 years ago
Absolutely not. The REASON the Queen is loved is because she is seen as better than most people. If she sounded like a commoner people would really start asking why she's entitled to estates worth billions of pounds.
- Anonymous2 years ago
Cockney.
