Australian!

It depends. There are both accents from the US and UK both that are grating on the ears. I personally prefer a sort of neutral, sort of Northeast educated American accent.

english are always the same..only the pronounciation is different..or the accent..or the person who will speak to it...

i think American english is easier than british so i prefer american

British, we had been taught at school british only.

FROM MY POINT OF VIEW IF U WANT BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF ENGLISH U HAVE TO FLLOW THE BRITISH LIKE GRAMMER ETC. BUT IF U WANT TO JUST GENERAL TALK IN ENGLISH U HAVE TO GO WITH AMERICAN ENGLSIH

although i learnd british in school,but i prefer US accent cause i think it's easier to deal with

British English is the original English from which all other accents stemmed (American, Canadian etc) and so is the best to learn in my opinion :P

Absolutely British - Shakespeare's English, if possible! :)
Even if I'm Italian, I can easily understand songs and films in British English, while American English is quite another language to me - I understand nearly nothing of works in A. E., and literature is a problem too: all those abreviations and different terms (lift vs elevator) and different verb constructions (lie and lay...). But the worst problem is accent - like if you always chew a gum while speaking: difficult to imitate and to understand!

In our schools in Estonia, we learn mostly British English, but we also learn different expressions and phrasal verbs in American English, so that we could understand both of them. Somehow, British English is more widely spoken in Europe and for me British English appears to be easier.
So that's why I prefer British English.

british english is good in quility..but i like to speak usa english

bcz usa english have style