sarasquares

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I cant bladdy understand either

pimmo2000

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or Welsh ?

SwissTony

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You are lucky. Tam told me the other day he might be on TV as he was interviewed by BBC Scotland. So we dutifully sat down to watch the news in the vain hope of seeing his ugly mug on TV, but instead we had to endure 40 mins of people speaking what was some odd dialect. It sounded like english but after the nips, tatties and something else I lost it

sarasquares

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Sounds like a **** channel you were watching

dpb

Brummie , by a country mile

stilover

Indian Call centres make me mad with rage. Bad enough getting cold calls from the *******. I can just put the phone down, but when I need to phone somewhere, and the call centre is in ******* India.....

Takes 5 mins to spell your name to tw*ts.

Scottish people.

Don't know about anywhere else in the country, but every weather presenter on the local news programs have been Scottish from as far back as I can remember. I live in the North East, so I suppose they think being closer to the Scottish B*stards, we will understand them better.

The Welsh language is awful. Truly awful

sarasquares

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I was talking to a bloke at BT the other day with the most delicious southern Irish accent, i almost asked him to marry me

SwissTony

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Hellllooo dere

sarasquares

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Its not quite the same when you read it


The bloke was 61 but i didnt care cos his voice was like an orgasm

Leslie

I can tell that you realise that experience counts above all else Sara!

Les

sarasquares

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Thats right, establishing a good rapport is what gets me going

SwissTony

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I am quoting that and will post it back so your grandchildren can see in later years

sarasquares

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I bet you would

bish667

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cant stand Indian call centres, but I'm scottish and work in a call centre so i understand myself no problem

stevebt

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scottish is easy to understand

sarasquares

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Scottish has to be the hardest one in the world. All the words sound like they are caught up in hubba bubba bubble gum


And spit comes out when they talk

sarasquares

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I bet the indian ones cost more at the end of the day. They have done nothing but **** up everything of mine they have handled

97TURBO

For me its got to be London call centres, i had to phone o2 about my new contract a couple of weeks and had some cockney ****** speaking in local terminology

NotoriousREV

I used to work in a call centre many years ago and by far the worst customers to understand were the broadest Welsh accents and people from the Shetlands and Orkneys. I met MrsREV (who's Welsh) at this job and she couldn't understand the Scots and they couldn't understand her

TonyBurns

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No O2 call centres in london they are all up north! (Leeds and Bury) so you must have gotten hold of an imposter

Tony

97TURBO

......well that puts to bed the theory that 98% of Londoners feel no need to leave the place, as they believe that **** hole is the centre of the universe..........it must be 97%.

bish667

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Exactly

And again nail on head but management dont seem to understand this but then maybe they dont care or their earning too much profit in the short term to care.

DYK

I think the indians are a bit better to understand but that's probably because i talk to indian people more when i need to nip into a newsagent or the off licence....