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Ye're no just an actor, but a director tae
Ye've helped the young filmmakers o' the land
Ye've lent yer voice to BBC and adverts
And yer skills are aye in high demand
So here's tae ye, Frank Cannon, a fine performer
Wha's made a name for yersel' in the screen
May ye keep on shining in yer roles
And may yer future aye be bright and green
@thereg001 @FrankCannon
Again, I see someone script out Scottish and I can read it and put a good accent on it. But I'll be damned if I can do a Scottish accent off the top of my tongue. Though I can do many others. Going to have to save that to practice. Thank you.🏴
Scottish accents are as tough as most to mimic. Depending on where you’re trying to dupe. Edinburgh, Glasgow, Hebrides, Shetland etc. I get what yer saying though. I can do fairly well when a friend and I are “putting it on”. Usually though an Irish “accent” finds its way in, which I think I also can do well. Part of it is getting to know “slang” words too.
@FireMonkey I'm not too bad at different accents,just a weird,random skill. @thereg001