What do americans think of the British accent?

[Anonymous]

Do they find it funny? Find it attractive?

[NamerOfStars]

Which one? Most Americans know that there are (or at least realize that there should be) several accents in the area; we don't expect to hear "he's a bloody sod" in received pronunciation any more than we expect to hear nasal New York diatribes in the flat Midwestern accent all our movie stars use.

[Asker]

I'm talking the standard London accent
The one most are used to hearing

[FunkyMonkee]

I like it and tend to use it a lot myself. I like the slang and the usage of words that we never thought of but a couple things bug me about it. Instead of saying Zee, you change it to a person's name, Zed. Instead of saying, H (Aych), all of a sudden, you have to say, Haych. And, instead of, 'school" or, "schedule", you say, "Shool" or, "Shedule" (your shed is dueling?) and I don't understand why you say things like "hospital" or "library" instead of "the hospital/library" but you talk about "the car/bus/garage", etc. instead of just "car/bus/garage".

[Sour-rose]

It's a curse. A curse we americans do to mock... well actually it's a curse for me. I think it makes the British sound either smarter than us... or can't understand a thing they're saying.

[Levin]

That's the benefit of my English accent. Sounding more intelligent than an American.

[SaoirseS]

Depends on which one since there are many. Some sound sophisticated and charming, but listening to some others is a lot like nails on a chalkboard.

[RainBat]

Not American, but I've heard a lot, they range from cute to silly to cool to attractive, really no one thing.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

I like a woman with a British accent sounds sexy.

[sassy_receptor]

depends. sometimes funny and sometimes charming.

[Anonymous]

I love it, so sexy.

[In_Trance]

Some like it, some don't

[KrakenAttackin]

Euro trashy.