Natalie Louise Stevens, Student playworker
Natalie discusses a person remarking on her Welsh accent and Sylvia enthuses about the London accent and how it reminds her of her husband.
Sylvia Bailey, Retired sales assistant
The group focuses on the word 'tidy' for meaning good and how the invention of electricity was greeted by one Welsh grandmother.
Long description of interview: BBC Children In Need has given funding to the Bonymaen Family Centre and both Lynne and Natalie work there as volunteers. Lynne also works in a chemist shop and is studying for an NVQ in Childcare. Natalie is a student and works part-time in a restaurant. They both work in the youth group of St Margaret's Church. All the speakers are members of St Margaret's - Sylvia is the church organist. She worked in Marks and Spencer and was married to a Londoner who worked as a guard on the railways. Gwynfor and Jackie Richards both worked in the local Addis factory. Betty Smith worked in David Evans, a Swansea Department store. Sylvis contributed the most to the conversation and they were all particularly animated talking about their and other people's reaction to the Welsh accent and their favourite accents.
