I don't see a difference in any of the U.S accents except the south. But I'm not from the U.S so what would I know xP It all sounds the same to me except for the South since they obviously have a very specific accent.
@OfficialEmily32 Everyone has an accent. It's the way in which you pronounce words. You have an American accent then if you're from CT. If you didn't have an accent, you wouldn't be capable of talking
Wow, this is incredible. When we do this out of habit everyday we don't usually realize that our accent, mine being a Southern Draw, are spawned from the area in which our voices are placed naturally! This is a great and helpful video!
I'm an actress and I've take a fair amount of dialect classes and coaching and this is actually a lot of the same stuff you will hear in a standard dialect class.
You can't just say you speak in a New York accent because there are multiple New York accents!!! In New York City, a general accent is obsolete because New York City is the most culturally diverse city in the world so people from hundreds of different countries speak in their native language and everyone has a different accent but let's say you were to venture into Brooklyn, NY (where i'm from). You would usually pronounce things like chocolate as CHAW-K-LIT (putting emphasis on the CHAW.
This woman is full of crap - she has little idea as to what she'd talking about, and is she is a NYC native something is wrong, I'd say there is NO way she is.
This is so interesting! I teach English in China and the idea of "point of placement" is new to me, but so useful! Many times the students simply don't know how to make their mouth make English sounds. Your tips on how to speak New York in your Chin is very interesting, but how do you speak standard English, in the middle of the mouth? Chewing gum moves your point of placement to the chin, do you have a tip on moving your point of placement to the middle of the mouth?
This is so interesting! I teach English in China and the idea of "point of placement" is new to me, but so useful! Many times the students simply don't know how to make their mouth make English sounds. Your tips on how to speak New York in your Chin is very interesting, but how do you speak standard English, in the middle of the mouth? Chewing gum moves your point of placement to the chin, do you have a tip on moving your point of placement to the middle of the mouth?
i watched this cause my mother has a new york accent (i am still getting used to it) this video is so right because ever since i started listening to a lot of country music i got a southern accent and dialect! (i grew up in georgia by the way so i guess that must have added to it) and nobody else in my family talks like me!
when i was younger and learning how to talk my parents took me to tennessee for a week and i came home with a southern accent that took like 3 months to get rid of lol
I don't understand why people have to comment so negatively towards educators. If you don't like it just close the window. I didn't like everything in the video but I learned at least one thing so quit complaining
ExpertVillage is so awful it's actually made into comedy plus they'res so many burns I could put on her comments on the video it sounded so wrong about the mouth lips and chin. rofl!!
I'm a New Yorker, we speak normally. It's those who are born and raised in NYC who have a New Yorker accent and that's because they're non-rhotic speaking. I have yet to see a human being speak like they're chewing gum, let alone a New Yorker.
@EverlastingCC Sorry, but New Yorkers do not sound normal to non New Yorkers. New York has a very distinctive family of accents, and it's not just because it's non-rhotic. e.g.: You can't spend 5 minutes in NY without hearing someone order a "coawfee".
@lemonrind That's what I'm talking about non-rhotic. "R" becomes a vowel. But I live in western NY and nobody's "R's" sound like "ah" New Yorkers that live in NYC I can understand. That doesn't apply to all New Yorkers.
emm...this isn't a new york accent?? go back to primary?? and words do not resilate or whatever in the middle of your mouth....its through your nose and out the corner of your mouth...gosh
So what you're saying is if we want to sound like an American we have to change our facial stucture to looking like we're inbred and retarded? Naaiiissseeee =D
These videos are a lot of fun. I pick up accents quite easily I think because I see exactly how people not only speak but how their mouth and tongue are positioned. Their phrasing, their sentence structure. I suppose it's the music lessons ingrained from childhood! I enjoy these exercises quite a bit and I have been able to keep a lot of the anglo dialects from my travels. Thanks!
This is actually very true! And not only for English! Like I'm from Amsterdam, and my 'point of placement' is like right behind my teeth. Some chick I know from the South says hers is like in her jaw. But...fuck pop, the most important thing is the learn the sounds! Like in Boston, I don't care sounds like I don't cea! I love it, fucking love it!
@npeacock724 She isn't speaking of "American" in the context that it's a seperate language, she means the American variant of English, in other words, dialect.
Do you even know what the fuck a dialect is? A dialect is something that is quite different from the language. Cantonese and Shanghainese are dialects. You're talking about an accent you llama.
She's only exaggerating the sounds that non natives of New York hear. Of course yous guys in New York don't talk like that because it's much quicker and clipped. New Yorkers do not sound that crazy. So chill out already.
@EmilyRules971 I would say that at least the term "Standard American" is legit because there is a constant demand for it in the Film/TV/Theater industry, although defining it can be tricky. However, the more and more Americans connect with others outside their own locale (cell phones, internet, TV, etc.) the more likely they will lose the defining features of their personal dialect and adopt a more ubiquitous (and also neutral or nondescript) way of speaking. Especially younger generations.
@EmilyRules971 We have just as many as yours.... I can list a few. Texan, Southern, Cuban, Italian New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Midwest, California, valley girl, Cascadia :P, mid-atlantic and Im presuming Mexican? :P we have a hell of a lot.
@BlitzoftheReich in england we have....Black British English England (English language in England) Northern Cheshire Cumbrian (Cumbria including Barrow-in-Furness) Geordie (Tyneside) Lancastrian (Lancashire) Scouse (Merseyside) Mancunian-Salfordian (Manchester & Salford) Mackem (Sunderland) Northumbrian (rural Northumberland) Pitmatic (Durham and Northumberland)
@BlitzoftheReich also.. Yorkshire (also known as Broad Yorkshire or Tyke) In the far north, local speech is noticeably Scots in nature. East Midlands West Midlands Black Country English Brummie (Birmingham) Potteries (north Staffordshire) Southern Received Pronunciation (Also known as Queen's English or BBC English) Cockney (East London) East Anglian (Norfolk/Broad Norfolk, Suffolk and North Essex)
This is explanation is way too vague. Yes, there are New York dialects that are forward and nasal (i.e. 1930's Brooklyn, plenty of female dialects of Manhattan, Brklyn, Qns, LI, SI and NJ, etc.) but there are just as many "tough guy" dialects from Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, the City, Jersey, etc. that have completely opposite resonation, down and back (in the throat and chest). SPECIFY. And while you're at it, you should distinguish "articulation" from "resonance."
No british accent and another thing we ave no bloody butlers and no bloody pin striped suit and we dont talk like idiots look at shaun rider thats what we are like!
it's for actors, dumbasses. onstage if you're portraying an accent you do the stereotype of it, to make it more clear for the audience. if you want to do a california voice, most people do a "valley" voice, using stuff like "like, oh my gawd, guys, oh my gawd! like .." it's just an exaggeration. obviously you can't learn to do an authentic accent. theres just no way.
I think you people don't know anything about the language you speak. There is a thing called Standard American English. And you do have to move you mouth in certain ways to produce a certain sound. Some of these comments are very, very ignorant.
i like arnolds dialect lol ah what is goon?
nikoskaragiosis1 3 days ago
I don't see a difference in any of the U.S accents except the south. But I'm not from the U.S so what would I know xP It all sounds the same to me except for the South since they obviously have a very specific accent.
Kanciapaa 5 days ago
And by New York, you mean the city, right? Theres a state connected to that city.
And, by living in that state, I can't differentiate- can someone out of state tell me what someone from (the state of) New York sounds like?
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WatchmenDrManhattan 1 week ago
u arent even speaking in a normal american accent if that was it would mean i have an accent and i dont i grew up in CT
OfficialEmily32 1 week ago
@OfficialEmily32 Everyone has an accent. It's the way in which you pronounce words. You have an American accent then if you're from CT. If you didn't have an accent, you wouldn't be capable of talking
Kanciapaa 5 days ago
I love how your trying to sound like where I'm from, and your ALL wrong. -___- We new yorkers don't sound like that.
VincentMcnatt 3 weeks ago
What?
joannaCQ 1 month ago
shes pretty hot
gambino888 1 month ago
"change your facial structure" I found a led pipe, now im gonna be irish
landraider101 1 month ago 5
How do you place resonance 2 inches in front of your lips? Aren't the words out of your control once they exit your mouth?
iAREanthonyyy 1 month ago
the words resonate in the middle of you mouth - what is that even supposed to mean??
get1buy2free 2 months ago
And its like "What"....I don't understand.
sneakymikey1 2 months ago 3
I'm not sure what she means by placing my words at a certain spot
R31nm4n 2 months ago
i don't think I can change my facial structure...
annabanana712 2 months ago
Your left eye is not in the middle of your eye socket
bignastygnome 2 months ago
AUstralian is upper back? nah we're more open everywhere ha
Brittany250193 2 months ago
MAKE THIS TOP COMMENT SO SHE CAN SEE!! : TITS OR GTFO!!!!
imdaprince2 3 months ago 5
"All you have to do is change your facial structure" WTF?
Nattilicious101 3 months ago 2
this is all true... this is the kinda stuff you learn from good actors so stop being dumb people...
huevothegnome 3 months ago
LOL. Seriously?!
xBlake4 3 months ago
GOOD WORK AND YOUR SO BEAUTIFUL<333
WICKEDCANDiLETTE 3 months ago
GUYS AND DOLLS
TheChesterBurnett 3 months ago
My dad doesnt speak like this. New Yorkers don't speak like they have a mouth disease.
WatteHackShow 3 months ago
guys and dolls :)
eread45 4 months ago
Wow, this is incredible. When we do this out of habit everyday we don't usually realize that our accent, mine being a Southern Draw, are spawned from the area in which our voices are placed naturally! This is a great and helpful video!
TheCoreyDuckworth 4 months ago
LMFAO I LOST IT! I'm from NYC and oh lord i rofled.... i just don't understand how speaking can be so complex...
stalkerangel96 4 months ago
lol im from staten island and uhh wow
FyeMusic 5 months ago
I think a part of me just died inside
gkoutso201 5 months ago
She blinks her eyes so many times it's driving me crazy...
poutchi08 5 months ago
yo im from bed-stuy i feel offinded lol
Cierra1001 5 months ago
@Cierra1001 Cool im from brooklyn.
T3AMLEADER1 5 months ago
well where you come from they must talk out of their ass
MrFantabuloso 5 months ago
Oh so when i lower my jaw, I automatically get a New York accent... LMFAO
dizymc 5 months ago
i am a new yorker, and i feel offended LOL
claygate42 5 months ago
How the f*ck have you complicated something that's so simple!?!?!
RayRays 5 months ago
More crap from expert village
wickedlady4180 5 months ago
this is helllllllllllla confusing.
Bboys1fan 5 months ago
funny coz i never actually heard her speaking with a new york accent!
sohtsoht 5 months ago
like your chewing on some gum you look like cow lol. 1:35
azzford98 5 months ago
your sexy :D
booshot88 5 months ago
what??
OTKSenior 6 months ago
ok so i have to chew on some gum and linger on the word for a second..........wait is that a prep? YOU TAUGHT ME NOTHING
DevynWilliams1 6 months ago
You want to be New York? how abt just human? you're halfway being human.
ZombifyIt 6 months ago
I'm an actress and I've take a fair amount of dialect classes and coaching and this is actually a lot of the same stuff you will hear in a standard dialect class.
Jackers780 6 months ago
is this bitch on LSD?
pnoozi 6 months ago
You can't just say you speak in a New York accent because there are multiple New York accents!!! In New York City, a general accent is obsolete because New York City is the most culturally diverse city in the world so people from hundreds of different countries speak in their native language and everyone has a different accent but let's say you were to venture into Brooklyn, NY (where i'm from). You would usually pronounce things like chocolate as CHAW-K-LIT (putting emphasis on the CHAW.
theblah1234567890 6 months ago 2
WTF!!!
franco25003 6 months ago
Seriously you guys are so immature. These videos are for actors not for tourists.
oddpeterson 6 months ago 4
I'm from NYC. This Bitch is fucking stupid
navalsailor86 6 months ago
This woman is full of crap - she has little idea as to what she'd talking about, and is she is a NYC native something is wrong, I'd say there is NO way she is.
fisherdoc 7 months ago
@PokerPlum Do it with 1 = hillarious
Do it with 3 = masturbating
Do it with 5 = playing Game Boy
Do it with 6 = invisible watermelon
Do it with 8 = touretts syndrome
Do it with 9 = shhhshing you
bmthnumber1 7 months ago
irish dialect is 2inchs infront of the lip... wat?!
nm190 7 months ago 2
your just making it harder than it needs to be. not everyone is retarted like you. so i dont know what your chattin'...
alicelouiselickerssx 7 months ago
so...
NicklasAchieves 7 months ago
a bus ride to new york only takes a few bucks, cmon.
AsianHideOut 7 months ago
How about just go to new york for a while?
ScopedOUT2 7 months ago 3
this days people are starting to have mixed hybred accent as the world is becoming more connected
I know I am one of those people that speak with a Hybred cross culture accent although I was born and raised in NY
NYWAORCANZ 7 months ago
Im so confused
sigs65 7 months ago
her dialect is talking out of her ass
buttheadheadhead 8 months ago
This lady needs to stop looking at me like that.
Squeaxx 8 months ago 3
what a fucking idiot
jord11w 8 months ago
This is really fuckn bad
njdevil281 8 months ago
sounds crazy indeed
NikesTube 8 months ago
"irish dialect is two inches in front of your lips" wtf...
iluvjonas1414 8 months ago 85
I pick up dialects with my ass.
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This is so interesting! I teach English in China and the idea of "point of placement" is new to me, but so useful! Many times the students simply don't know how to make their mouth make English sounds. Your tips on how to speak New York in your Chin is very interesting, but how do you speak standard English, in the middle of the mouth? Chewing gum moves your point of placement to the chin, do you have a tip on moving your point of placement to the middle of the mouth?
aln29540 8 months ago
This is so interesting! I teach English in China and the idea of "point of placement" is new to me, but so useful! Many times the students simply don't know how to make their mouth make English sounds. Your tips on how to speak New York in your Chin is very interesting, but how do you speak standard English, in the middle of the mouth? Chewing gum moves your point of placement to the chin, do you have a tip on moving your point of placement to the middle of the mouth?
aln29540 8 months ago 2
@aln29540 Don't listen to this lady she is crazy and frankly, has no idea what she is talking about
Oceananswer 8 months ago
i watched this cause my mother has a new york accent (i am still getting used to it) this video is so right because ever since i started listening to a lot of country music i got a southern accent and dialect! (i grew up in georgia by the way so i guess that must have added to it) and nobody else in my family talks like me!
brinarose73tale 8 months ago
Im placing my words in my chin?
TheCndygrl99 8 months ago
"change our facial structure.." ?? sure, if you pay the bill fr my plastic surgery :P
mattboy88 8 months ago 3
uh... WUDAF?
verynicegirl176 8 months ago
this is so dummin me out
snooker4eva 8 months ago
This is why i hate expertvillage:
"It's easy to pick up an accent if you use your ears"
No shit, Sherlock! I was going to use my feet to listen to your crazy rambling oO
mrhenky42 8 months ago 5
These are decent pointers but I need more.
Neoklaki 8 months ago
stupid bitch -.-
L33TH47 8 months ago
Lmao
Degeneratefool 8 months ago
when i was younger and learning how to talk my parents took me to tennessee for a week and i came home with a southern accent that took like 3 months to get rid of lol
spenser828 9 months ago
Fuck you for talking down the south. I honestly don't know anyone who talks with that huge of an accent, here in Tennessee.
Alabama is different, however...
DominatingNA 9 months ago
@DominatingNA did she say she was talking about Tennessee?
AdmiringObserverR 9 months ago
@DominatingNA people in the south do not talk like that....I live in Texas
MultiMagic88 9 months ago
@MultiMagic88 Did you not understand me? I just said that people in the south don't talk like that because I live in Tennessee...
DominatingNA 9 months ago
@DominatingNA I wasn't contradicting what you said just....adding to it
MultiMagic88 9 months ago
Wow... standard american sounds discusting
sk8ingthemystery 9 months ago 2
bbboooooooooo
towatchutube123 9 months ago
well, shes already proven that she doesnt make sense, as she hasnt a clue how to do a british accent
Greenhelm64 9 months ago
I'm from New Yawk and this sucked!
cccEngineer 9 months ago
I don't understand why people have to comment so negatively towards educators. If you don't like it just close the window. I didn't like everything in the video but I learned at least one thing so quit complaining
qtkpbebe1 9 months ago 4
American English accent is rhotic as being highly influenced by Irish, Italian, Spanish and Scottish.
gakusei1028 9 months ago
booooooooooooooring
buffon114 9 months ago
she is abusing america accent
haluakhan 9 months ago 3
My friend is from Red Hook, he didn't even notice his accent until this year when he asked for a piece of paper, but he said it like, "pay-puh".
He was like, "WHOA! O____O". XD
Kari166 9 months ago
ExpertVillage is so awful it's actually made into comedy plus they'res so many burns I could put on her comments on the video it sounded so wrong about the mouth lips and chin. rofl!!
SaiyajinCMC82 9 months ago
Are u trained? or did u just make this shit up? lol
beyonceLVR1 9 months ago
I'm a New Yorker, we speak normally. It's those who are born and raised in NYC who have a New Yorker accent and that's because they're non-rhotic speaking. I have yet to see a human being speak like they're chewing gum, let alone a New Yorker.
EverlastingCC 9 months ago
@EverlastingCC Sorry, but New Yorkers do not sound normal to non New Yorkers. New York has a very distinctive family of accents, and it's not just because it's non-rhotic. e.g.: You can't spend 5 minutes in NY without hearing someone order a "coawfee".
lemonrind 9 months ago
@lemonrind That's what I'm talking about non-rhotic. "R" becomes a vowel. But I live in western NY and nobody's "R's" sound like "ah" New Yorkers that live in NYC I can understand. That doesn't apply to all New Yorkers.
EverlastingCC 9 months ago
@EverlastingCC amen to that... im from long island
daultonpolis 7 months ago
@daultonpolis I'm from western New York
EverlastingCC 7 months ago
When she said "standard American dialect" I cringed.
atticushomevideos 9 months ago
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...i actually get what she means lol
CapriShazz 10 months ago
OMG this is hilariously retarded!
elkadir70 10 months ago 55
Why do you say dialect? It's not a dialect, it's pronunciation, accent.
HAZIDEAD 10 months ago
emm...this isn't a new york accent?? go back to primary?? and words do not resilate or whatever in the middle of your mouth....its through your nose and out the corner of your mouth...gosh
BeckeeSingStarChick 10 months ago
emm...this isn't a new york accent?? go back to primary??
BeckeeSingStarChick 10 months ago
what a fucking idiot
acro2008 10 months ago
what a dick
bobmarleylover814 10 months ago
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why didn't you say "stereotypical new york accent"? .. cuz thats exactly wht ur doin
ayjntghost 10 months ago
no,ma'am,no
cotenahargrove 10 months ago
So what you're saying is if we want to sound like an American we have to change our facial stucture to looking like we're inbred and retarded? Naaiiissseeee =D
imnotataco 10 months ago
My coworker changed her face structure once to use a dialect in such a weird way that damn, it looked like she was gonna fart! lol
MrNasc 10 months ago
the swallow at the end lol
LovelyDreams17 11 months ago
These videos are a lot of fun. I pick up accents quite easily I think because I see exactly how people not only speak but how their mouth and tongue are positioned. Their phrasing, their sentence structure. I suppose it's the music lessons ingrained from childhood! I enjoy these exercises quite a bit and I have been able to keep a lot of the anglo dialects from my travels. Thanks!
Terelamans 11 months ago
"Two inches in front of the lip." lol
"shoot for...bottom of the jaw." LMFAO!!
xRicanReaperx 11 months ago 3
This is actually very true! And not only for English! Like I'm from Amsterdam, and my 'point of placement' is like right behind my teeth. Some chick I know from the South says hers is like in her jaw. But...fuck pop, the most important thing is the learn the sounds! Like in Boston, I don't care sounds like I don't cea! I love it, fucking love it!
JumpingTomato 11 months ago
hold down the number 6 key.........then try the 9 key haha
copez1 11 months ago
rubbish
copez1 11 months ago
Not bad, but...
Why would anyone want to talk like a new Yorker?
I met a guy in Vegas, he actually said "yo, am from New Yoahk" ... like we couldn't tell!
jonnyracerx 11 months ago
What garbage..
dbd1353 11 months ago
Sweet. She has a very professional radiation. Loved to be her student.
RickyFitz 1 year ago
@PokerPlum That was actually really amusing
TheLadyWhoLunches 1 year ago
actually all kids learn their accent through mimicing
epjb226 1 year ago
I live in New York and I have a normal accent. I don't know anyone around my neighborhood who speaks like they're chewing gum.
xXWOAHbaybeexX 1 year ago
this woman chats shit.
lfcdanny92 1 year ago
@lfcdanny92
she sure does..
dbd1353 11 months ago
do u feel how it feels ??? on the chin....
SH3LLYSH3LLS 1 year ago
@movietvshowJBfan yes but its not "standard american" its "american english", she makes american sound like a whole another language
npeacock724 1 year ago
@npeacock724 She isn't speaking of "American" in the context that it's a seperate language, she means the American variant of English, in other words, dialect.
XxAvengedSuicidexX 9 months ago
how the heck is she chewing her gum?!
Fallschirmjaeger963 1 year ago
her voice annoys me
gat0rgirl13 1 year ago
What else do Americans have in the middle of their mouth?
bestofall2008 1 year ago
Do you even know what the fuck a dialect is? A dialect is something that is quite different from the language. Cantonese and Shanghainese are dialects. You're talking about an accent you llama.
asdfkie 1 year ago
When your said "change your facial structure" I thought I had to get Botox.
airportfreak747 1 year ago 4
I'm from New York. This is bullshit.
zNightIVIarE 1 year ago
I never knew that you have to actially pretend chewing the gum to speak with Yankie's accent.
bonitaxoxo007 1 year ago
wait irish is two inches infront of the lip??? what the heck?? so they talk with their tounge sticking out??
YasminLibra23 1 year ago
yr right abt point of place-I never realized that before. thanks for the video-
Famousx81 1 year ago
Well your no help
justinbieberxx11 1 year ago
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RockTheSymphony 1 year ago
ha ha the heavy New York accent sounds so white trash.
girl123interrupted 1 year ago
your not going to pick up a dialect using your taste, touch, smell or sight. Well done for stating the obvious.
timlewis101 1 year ago 4
I start howling at 1:35
guacamolisuckerhaha 1 year ago
you have to change your facial structure.... that is why southern women are more beautiful!!!!!
sandhilldiva 1 year ago
i want to smack your gum!
infinitysquared04 1 year ago
right when the commercial came on i commented on this video and just left.... Not worth watching a shitty video with a commercial.
x3Gunman3x 1 year ago
@x3Gunman3x in the time it took you leave that comment the ad would of been over. Smart!
FoundationsofPause 1 year ago
i like this lady she is right
i never relized that i talk with my jaw
NyYankees1985 1 year ago
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Sonnelicht87 1 year ago
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She's only exaggerating the sounds that non natives of New York hear. Of course yous guys in New York don't talk like that because it's much quicker and clipped. New Yorkers do not sound that crazy. So chill out already.
Sonnelicht87 1 year ago
she's a tool
OliviaD515 1 year ago
@EmilyRules971 I would say that at least the term "Standard American" is legit because there is a constant demand for it in the Film/TV/Theater industry, although defining it can be tricky. However, the more and more Americans connect with others outside their own locale (cell phones, internet, TV, etc.) the more likely they will lose the defining features of their personal dialect and adopt a more ubiquitous (and also neutral or nondescript) way of speaking. Especially younger generations.
charleylayton 1 year ago 2
Is there actually a standard American accent because in England, or Britain there isn't one.
Just wondering.
Does in the USA every state have a different accent or something.
EmilyRules971 1 year ago
@EmilyRules971 We have just as many as yours.... I can list a few. Texan, Southern, Cuban, Italian New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Midwest, California, valley girl, Cascadia :P, mid-atlantic and Im presuming Mexican? :P we have a hell of a lot.
BlitzoftheReich 1 year ago
Eddtastic100 1 year ago
@Eddtastic100 i'm salfordian ;D
guacamolisuckerhaha 1 year ago
Eddtastic100 1 year ago
@BlitzoftheReich oh and also...
Estuary (Thames Estuary)
Kentish (Kent)
Multicultural London English (Inner London)
Sussex
West Country im not gonna do the rest of the british dialects.......
Eddtastic100 1 year ago
This is explanation is way too vague. Yes, there are New York dialects that are forward and nasal (i.e. 1930's Brooklyn, plenty of female dialects of Manhattan, Brklyn, Qns, LI, SI and NJ, etc.) but there are just as many "tough guy" dialects from Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, the City, Jersey, etc. that have completely opposite resonation, down and back (in the throat and chest). SPECIFY. And while you're at it, you should distinguish "articulation" from "resonance."
charleylayton 1 year ago
I listened to your advice and I got punched in the face.
iRwaaar 1 year ago 4
stfu
Amendolia37 1 year ago
No british accent and another thing we ave no bloody butlers and no bloody pin striped suit and we dont talk like idiots look at shaun rider thats what we are like!
danbroad9 1 year ago
what the fuck? did anyone else get her? lmao
batgirl9289 1 year ago
"Like your smaking on some gum" lol
TheWHBlissa 1 year ago
bitch whatever, i just wanna get in to ur pants
tonytalker 1 year ago
hey some ugly bitch mad fun of your vids
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Best thing is use that mouth to polish my lovepole.
BabyBabyTheOoohBaby 1 year ago
southern people DO NOT talk like that well most o us ok!!!!??????!!!!!
doggirl622 1 year ago
oh really dialect? you mean accent!
TehCavern 1 year ago
@TehCavern I agree. I think she has dialect and accent confused. But she is trying. Nothing wrong with that.
TheEmilio16 1 year ago
lady, we southern people DO NOT talk like that at all. just saying
royaldiariesgirl 1 year ago
Good video. Never heard dialects explained that way. Makes so much sense with the locations in the mouth.
FarahWonderland7 1 year ago
Your accent is hideous. they way you say "dialect" makes me cringe.
rawwwrrr1 1 year ago
oh if you use your ears??? seriously!!! WOOWWW
schloddemarie 1 year ago
What else do you have in the middle of your mouth ?
openedup09 1 year ago 72
@openedup09 lmao
kcloonan1988 10 months ago
ok i didnt know people chew with their bottom front teeth that makes no sense!
Ravey988 1 year ago
I am Pretty Sure No Body SMACKS there gum!
We arent cows chewing on our Cud!
freeseamb 1 year ago
YOU MAKE FUN OF ME!!!
hjkitten 1 year ago
it's for actors, dumbasses. onstage if you're portraying an accent you do the stereotype of it, to make it more clear for the audience. if you want to do a california voice, most people do a "valley" voice, using stuff like "like, oh my gawd, guys, oh my gawd! like .." it's just an exaggeration. obviously you can't learn to do an authentic accent. theres just no way.
lucitetokki 1 year ago
I think you people don't know anything about the language you speak. There is a thing called Standard American English. And you do have to move you mouth in certain ways to produce a certain sound. Some of these comments are very, very ignorant.
SandCmpbll 1 year ago