I like Welsh acccents.... but really for me it's the 'tone' of a guy's voice that gets me melting.

I find portuguese and spanish accents incredibly sexy. One of my ex girlfriends was Portuguese, and it was mostly the accent that did it for me with her.
i also like a well spoken English accent. I can't stand the Essex accent, and I'm from Essex, so it causes problems...
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hmmm French ...romantic ... Scottish ... for some reason they sound masculine ...

English or Irish

I'm pretty sure if I ever went to Ireland I could just sit in a puplic place an listen to the accent all day

I think I have some kind of weakness for an irish accent, one time a relative of a friend of mine came out with us and as soon as she spoke I was hooked,

I don't know what it is, how can a voice affect you so much lol wierd!

it has got to be the irish accent, soooooo sexy.

no one ever says scouse i just dont understand why hahaha

I could quite happily sit back, eyes closed, and listen to a Scouse guy talk. For some reason I dislike the same accent on women though.
I like the Geordie accent, Australian, and some US accents. I love the north Welsh accent.

Mine's a bit all over the place. I know I sound Australian when I'm tired, but other than that I don't think my accent is really obvious.

You know I think American and South African accents. Ladies of course ha.

Scouse depends on whether its a Crosby scouse or Huyton scouse

So I'm told, mine... Must be something for good old Received Pronounciation!

#has to be the French for me (but then i'm slightly biased there) Irish & Gordie & some Welsh, should I say my dislikes? no better not dont want to offend anyone..

TBH I think any accent other than mine is exotic so they are all sexy in some way or another

Yes, I like French accents too and Italian. Italian has such a melodious flow to it, as if made by the Gods for singing or lovemaking or both.
Since I'm Irish, I have a soft spot for that accent, but growing up there you realised that there isn't just one Irish accent: every town, or county, has it's own accent. You seldom get actors being consistent or accurate with an Irish accent.
Although The Wexford Trilogy by Billy Roache was on TV once and that was spot on with the accents. Maybe the actors were all from Wexford?

BTW - There is an opera house there. Anyone read Bernard Levin's account of seeing La Vestale being performed there?

http://tryst-cottage.net/levin.html
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English & French.