Rate your own British Accent

Rate your own British Accent impersonation (if applicable) on a scale of 1-10

I give mine a 9, as I've been able to fool most, even some british people.

I like the accent so much, I pretended to be from Birmingham this year in (appropriately) English class, going so far as to use words like "aeroplane", "defence", "colour", "pram", "lift", "patronise" and "aluminium". She bought it, because when my friends laughed, she said "Hey!" in a "don't be so insensitive" voice, but when I dropped the accent mid-sentence, she didn't even flinch. I was rather disappointed.

posh english is from north.. mostly i guess..
im not really good at british accent, but most brits ive talked to asked me from which state i come from

I'm pretty good in doing a London accent, but it's still not the real thing, of course. :p

eh I don't know. My foreign mates used to take take the piss out of my accent hahaha. So I don't realy know how it is perceived.

The posher accents come from around London like oxford and shit. The farmer accents come from the west country (like me here in somerset, but I don't think I have the stereotypical farmer accent :P).

I don't like the birmingham accent :x We get loads of holiday peeps from birmingham near where I live and it does my nut. :d

i'd give mine a 3 or 4, because i've got my fucking french accent following me everywhere i go...it's really hard for us to pick the right accent..

I dunno When I was in Newcastle I've been already spotted as French god knows how, maybe I had a sign :). More seriously, I'd say I can have a conversation but I'd still have that awful mix between the newcastle accent, and French accent quite scary, I must say

ehh 8/10 i suppose. not been learning english for too long but i have been listening to so many english-speaking stuff that it stuck. i do love scottish accent as well :D

Quite excellent I'd say. I'm Swedish but has been studying English since the first grade, now in ninth and I prefer English over my native Swedish. I plan on moving to england in a few years, and has since read a good amount of studies about the English language, people, and culture.
England is one of my hobbies, simply put n.n

So yeah, what I speak is fluid British English with a tiny pinch of Swedish accent in it, which I am actively working to exterminate completely.

I've got a good British accent. Being British. No one can guess where I'm from most of the time, since I have a strange, slightly well spoken, slightly lazy accent. They're always shocked when I say I'm Scottish, cause I sound so English apparently. But people always make fun of how I talk. Like when I say talk. I actually say Torque.

My Accent isn't that good. I don't have any german accent anymore, but in my opinion i don't speak british enough. My teachers at school ask me if i speak a lot of english at home, so i give myself a 7 of 10.

I'm not that good in accents but I'll rate mine maybe 6/10. But I'm from Sweden and you know what? I think I'm the only one in my class who got an A in english :D

Shakespearian british. I would rate it a 9/10. And friend of mine and myself pretended to be British students from Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts when we were drinking on a club last weekend. People really believed it, perhaps they wouldn't have if everybody hadn't been drunk!

As for my own British accent, its obviously 10/10 as I'm also British.

Being Irish can be good though, because many women seem to find the accent attractive. I think its more to do with the fact that its less often heard - its kinda exotic in that sense.