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great video great info
yarabab 1 year ago
HAHAHAHAHA you look like simon pegg!!! hahaha
sonicboomish 3 years ago
I thought you were Simon Pegg.
Aueneye 3 years ago 8
lol so did i
schumannetudes 3 years ago
Nice vid, I just used the 'fush and chups' example in the video you responded too. I'm Australian and I'm pretty sure we pronounce the 'i' :)
Octamed 4 years ago
...also you look like Simon Pegg ;)
Octamed 4 years ago
an excelent explain, thanks dude!
vruxom 4 years ago
Of course. Afrikaans is a huge influence on Zimbabwean/Rhodesian accents. It was right in my face and I didn't see it. Most of our school slang was Afrikaans derived.
CarlaSimian 4 years ago
Pardon, when I say "the Scottish accent" I actually mean all of them. They differ a little depending on where in Scotland you are. Cheers.
EviTheFreak 4 years ago
You're a linguist?
YAY! I love linguistics.
The Kiwi i you gave sounds exactly like the i that you hear parts of Scotland and Ireland. The Scottish accent is probably the one I like the most.
EviTheFreak 4 years ago