I actually quite like the Welsh accent – but only the ‚mild‘ forms, where one can understand what is being said
American accents… I don’t know that many (or at least not too many where I know which region they’re from). In general I prefer those from the north-east of the US. The southern ones (e.g. from the ‚Old South‘ or Texas) I understand pretty well (at least they’re talking slowly), but I don’t really like.

Usually I also prefer American accents from the North-East. New England and maybe Boston area. But this semester I had a teacher from north California and I really got used to his accent and really liked it. Without him telling us I also wouldn’t have placed him there but rather on the East coast.

I was in Boston last month for two weeks and some of my friends say that my normal british school accent turned into an American Austrian accent. That´s really funny.

My favourite accent is the Irish one, becausse it sounds so funny. Although it is not easy to understand an Irish man.

Take notes on what? Did I miss something?
Maybe we can help a bit with your English. Any subject you’d like to talk about and practice a bit?

With „I would take notes with pleasure, but I am a looser in English!! “ I meant, that I would write with pleasure a contribute! I hope you understand….my english is a catastrophe

Be certain, it helps a lot to read articles, you are interested in, in English. Use the translating function on Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox for the words, you don’t understand and you’ll wonder, how easy you can learn more English in a short time.
For example, if you are interested in Hugh Laurie or HOUSE, go to an English forum, have fun and learn as a nice side effect.
This, is how I have freshed up my English after 30 years.
But nobody is a loser, you can go on learning for the rest of your, hopefully long, life