Which accent sounds "nicer, classier" to you, English or American?

[Siajanua2027]

English

American

[Lliam]

There are different accents across both England and America.

I can barely understand some British dialects. And upper class British is too posh. It sounds like an affect.
Australian English is bizarre.

I hate African American Vernacular American and I'm not crazy about the Texan-style "country" accent. I prefer people who sound literate.
Other American dialects don't bother me.


I like Modern Broadcast American better than Modern Broadcast British.

[Lliam]

Thank you for the MHO, Siajanua.

[strateguy632]

On tv i noticed the villain is the one with British accent. So no not classy.

Old disney stuff used to mix it up for adding interest! In same show a few ordinary americans. And an auatralian voice. And an esoecially hi tone voice. And sometimes a British accent.

[choco-latte]

English accents sounds sophisticated and attractive for the most part. American usually just sounds normal and neutral, neither particularly good nor bad.

[KostasKouvalis]

https://youtu.be/PwtexLNZw3I?is=hYHhYNgi4vwLhAhZ

youtube.com/shorts/fY-2lpxuWBQ?is=yVgDyw4LsA-Mniju

[choco-latte]

@KostasKouvalis there are some trashy British accents but for the most part they sound classy.
That second guy sounds like a Sesame Street muppet 😂

[DryGermanGuy]

TV English (not Cockney!) sounds nicer.

https://youtu.be/fCg6JuYRUFk?si=8bndj4j_TgaEpZv5

[RavVid]

Depends on which English accent you are talking of. If you are referring to the crystal accent than I agree.

If glaswegian I disagree

[KostasKouvalis]

Both and neither. It depends on the region. Some sound classy, others sound simpltetony

[Anonymous]

The English accent sounds a lot classier and pleasant. American accents range from no accent at all to a New York accent, which sounds rough, or a Southern accent, which sounds just stupid.

[Iron_Man]

American all the way