A masculine voice speaking in an accent that is Scottish, any kind of Irish, or Australian gets me every time!

Oh, Australian accents get me every time. As a New Englander I find our accent annoying and hope mine isn't too terrible.

The Boston accent grinds my nerves and I have a terrible time even understanding the Indian accent especially on the telephone. I like the Gaelic accents and a Mexican and Spanish accents.

I love French! and French accents too.

British, Scottish, and Irish accents come to mind but really, for me, just the sound of a woman's voice that does the trick. Having that smoky quality can really get my attention. Couple that with any accent that I'm not often exposed to and she'll have my attention. From what I've read, men at least consciously prefer a higher pitched voice but I don't find that to be true. Pitch pitch doesn't play into it as much for me but that natural smoky quality...

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Hello Sacha, I have a NY accent, I love to listen to Ozzie's, New Zealand and Jamaican Accents

Southern Irish on women. New York drives me nuts.

I like Irish accents. The girls have an unique turn of phrase

French is sexists for me , Pakistan accents biggest turn off. I'm berry berry , sourry.

OK, I don't like french accents, I can just tolerate it in a guy, hate it in women, but for a guy I hate the Irish accent, and yet it is my favorite in women. Go figure.

You didn't which one you dislike

I've a dear elderly friend with a thick boston accent, then again he's a character and a riot to talk to so not sure if it's so much the accent as it is him. We're "related" thru dogs- he likes to call "relatives" at random. I know the day is coming where I'm going to miss those calls.

AFA attraction, hmmm. It's odd being from the south southern accents used to bug me, now I miss them.

I love Irish and Scottish. Irish is usually easier to understand, but Scottish makes me want to listen more closely, anyhow. I also enjoy hearing someone who speaks Spanish natively when they speak English. Aussies, especially from the South, and Kiwis are fun, as well.

I met a girl a long time ago when I was a teenager. She had the most amazing voice with a British accent. She was unavailable, but I was totally smitten by her.

@Uncorrugated I love it when I drive 200 klms for an appointment, take the pretty routes on the by roads and on a busy day encounter 20 vehicles if I'm unlucky. Most working in the major cities are commuting 1-5 hours a day in stressful conditions. 40 years ago i used to be able to travel by train from Preston to London in just over 2 hours. It used to and now takes longer to commute 50 miles to Sydney.

Mexican accents are a weekness

I heard english or spanish with all kind of accents. Spanish = Argentinian but the way Colombian female talks to a man... melts in my mouth. After a few drinks a Cuban will do it too. The Spanish of "My Gringa Salsera" got me from Hola. The Spanish of "My German Amazon" made me pay attention. The Brazilian that can habla can have me any day. English = The Irish, the french, the Ukraine born. But who am I kidding... Spanish in Andaluz Accent spoken as a whisper to my ear gets the tops.

I find English and Australian accents spoken by men of Asian descent to be sexy. I think I am just attracted to the unusual. I find it interesting and attractive because it is unusual... at least it is in the U.S.

East European and Indian women have lovely accents. Liverpool is the worst!

I think a French accent is the most romantic. A song in French, or a man talking to a woman - so sexy. The Scot's accent is charming as is the Irish - hard to understand at times and funny many times, but charming. The Germanic accent is disgusting - sounds as if the person is cursing! (sorry folks)

I find that the whole of the UK have some of the sexiest accents. With that said, the Australian accent is pleasing to the ears and would not turn down a lady from down under.

The strangest that I have ever encountered was a drop dead gorgeous Polish woman who had not only the beautiful body of a petite gymnast but a face to match. The shock came when she spoke perfect English with a voice sounding like a three year old.
. Incidentally for those generalizing about English accents I wish to point out that about 60 years ago accents in England noticeably changed every five miles. I belief this had a very practical basis - that of stranger danger awareness. It was caused by lack of general movement outside of birthplace. Local accents and dialects however began to be eroded with the spread of radio and tv which have resulted in accent homogenization.

Well, I'm not into American accents or English or Aussie or German or Scandinavian.
French is ok. Most preferred are Eastern and central European, and Italian.
I have family in Slovenia, I love that the most!

@Sacha we are so much alike. I have a thing for accents too.