Does the accent make a difference today? I mean compared to years ago when an accent could get you into a club, get a better job, et al...
>It's interesting that my elder daughter (11) has quite a "posh" accent while my youger (7) speaks with the local southern accent (we call it "Estuary English" as in that spoken around the Thames estuary). Now I have a distinctively posher accent than my younger brother. Hmmmmm
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