I think languages are fascinating. I've been learning English for which seems like forever, and I really like trying different accents. I was trained in RP, but I love all kinds of dialects and accents. I think it's a good exercise. So, any New Yorkers out there, please, go easy on this lady. I know it's probably not very accurate, but that is the only chance for people like me, who'll never get to pick up the dialect by simply being in NY, to maybe get to know it a little bit.
@anushcuh86 Still, I think the claim that /t/ is voiced is much worse than her allegedly phoney dialect, in the end, she is supposed to be an expert. Back to topic, take into consideration she's doing the 'standard' NY. I mean, how many people speak standard really? Don't be so harsh ;)
Another word would be "her" It becomes almost huh, ovah there. The "r" is not really heard but kind of rolls into an "h" that's not even in the word. The one aspect I find about the East Coast is that the major cities so close to each other have very different patterns. Bostonians speak very differently than New Yorkers.
Coffee, becomes caw(short) fee, like beginning three letters of the word are pronouced like the word "bought", like the word Park, as if (paw)k. as in a dog's paw. I agree with other poster, NY'ers would'nt say "hoit" for height, but height(teh). It's there, but you have to listen to it. Another example is the word moron. (MORE-ON) becomes Mooor-on.
I lived in Manhattan for twenty years. The native NY'ers knew I wasn't born there, but a NY accent sounds rather blue-collar low class to me. I do notice the "t" on the end of words seem to be slightly pronounced where it's noticeable. The word "plight" sounds as if the speaker is saying the word "tiger", as in plight(te). Congressman Jerrold Nadler and Rep. Gary Ackerman are often heard putting this (teh) when I listen to their well speeches on C-Span House TV.
the only borough that doesnt have an accent in manhatan evry other one does... i personally dont think i have an accent but when i go out of state or to another place they automatically tell me i do. long island and brooklyn have simmilar accents where as queens and bronx have different ones. her accent sounds forced and annoying we don't all talk like that -_-
@sparmonic...listen dude, I am not trying to sound live anyone by myself. All I was saying in my initial comment to "give her a break" is that she (whoever she is) is sharing her perception of NY accent and has no harm. You are so full of insults and hostility, must be hangover from a previous night. As to suriving, you must be living in a neigbourhood then I am glad I dont live. Plus, you also are not probably fluent in 5 other languages. So take it easy!
@Najbrugge LOL more like The Real house Wives of New Jersey. New England states people all probably talk like that b/c of their high population of Italians. (Mobsters!!!)
I'm a new yorker. From brooklyn. And most of what she is saying is correct but she does more of an 'Italian New Yorker. I being from brooklyn and being african american have a slightly different way of speaking.
This sounds more like the old Brooklyn accent which is dying out. The "Bowery Boys" films from the '30's & '40's talk like this. The young people today don't say "toidy tiod street" for 33 st. anymore, but they still do say "fawwt fluoo" for 4th floor
@Revandell I think you need to re-read your phonology books because the 's' and 't' can be both voiceless and voiced consonants. Because surely you know what voiced means. All voiced consonants are vibrated in our throats. For example voiceless 's' as in scissors' voiced 's' in English is the Z. Only when 't' is voiced when paired with 'h'. Otherwise, it can also be voiceless, as in this word 'tea'.
@Sonnelicht87 How can we discuss phonology, when you say 's' and 't' and you refer to letters, and not to sounds?:) 'th' - these are just letters, not sounds; there is no such thing as "/t/ paired with /h/", as you say. You mistake letters with their sound equivalents. We have this 'th' and it is can be both voiceless or voiced dental fricative, but never can you say that is is "/t/ paired with /h/" because you are wrong :)
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.
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.
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.
Im From Newyork and I dont not say "the flight of the kite was quite a site" like "The floght of the kyte was quoite the sawte" its a bit of an exaggeration how she says it
What are you talking about? Both /s/ and /t/ are voiceless consonants, /s/ is a fricative and /t/ is plosive... Do not say /ti:/ when referring to the sound, because it is a letter and the sound is /t/. It seems like you have no basic knowledge of phonology.
all of you who are saying crap about her and her video at least she has something to give to people some people do talk like this and some don't some want to some don't if you don't want to hear it get the fuck off the Paige little brats cant appreciate crap i wtf would you even be doing watching if you don't want to hear you knew what it was gonna sound like when you typed in new york accent what you aspect little dumbASes
The T sound is actually a voiceless plosive in word-final positions, even in my hometown of bklyn, and becomes voiced usually intervocalically, as in computer, water, better, total, Internet (here it seems to disappear altogether), , . and perhaps at word junctions in discourse, as in right on, what a night, wait a minute.
I grew up in manhattan and have lived in the city my whole life. I assure you, not only do I not talk like this, but this lady sounds fake to my ears.
@jlaa24 if you ever went to coney island and the bronx and long island.. this is how they talk. soooo. don't try to image stuff man. cause I'm from brooklyn and I talk like this.
@MjaTheNoob lol they sure do.. i'm from brooklyn they do and we have a more layed back slower accent talk than them. unlike the bronx where they speak like long islanders but 200 miles an hour.. and i'm not italian.. I have a new york accent. I can't shake off to be honest.. so I just threw in the towel.
I'm an Italian American. This is what ITALIAN AMERICAN's sound like. Not NEW YORKERS. This is a waste of time. Come visit one of the Italian neighborhoods and you will start speaking "poifect" Italianese.
I'm a Italian-American from NYC, and we Italian-Americans are known the best for speaking this way. There is only one way to learn; live in NYC. By communicating with people there, you'll automatically start speaking that way - no need to practice.
yo im from new york and i've lived in FLA for a minute but i kno0o0o0ow that the accent from the NY doesnt sound like that she sounds like a suburban person trying to hard to fit in..
I lived most me life in Chicago 'n hated the accents there everyday. I moved out to California and they're free from accents. I think accents from New Yawkers sound better than Chicagoans.
@dukey56 I hate it when people make a generalization of New York accents. There is a distinct difference between the New York accents of Italians, Jews, and Irish.
I think shes going for NY jew. But not getting it. Most people there dont have much of an accent. Try jersey or the some dope from the ghetto. Shed be funny tryna talk like a thug from brooklyn.
ok, the kite sentence makes no sense either. She just changed the word "sight" but said that in words like right, light, and fight, its not changed. they all have the same "ght" thing after the long "I". This is the only video I've found that's not making any sense so far.
I'm don't understand. Height has a silent G before the T, and so does Right, but yet Height is changed and Right isn't. N e body kno why? I'm tryin 2 learn this for a musical, and I need some help.
The NY accent is going extinct in NYC now that the city and Brooklyn are being taken over by hipster-yuppie transplant inbreds from the burbs who talk through their nose.
Nowadays if you wanna hear a real NY accent you've gotta go to Long Island, NJ, etc.
everyone who takes this seriously has proved themselves not only as a retard but also someone who takes themselves way to serously . This is dry humour. New Yorkers have no sense of humour, obviously.
This accent is brooklyn jewish, in general NY'ERs dont drag Hs and dont say hoit for height. New York has so many accents .
skully770 3 weeks ago
"t" is not voiced i think.
FardarKun 1 month ago
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FardarKun 1 month ago
YOU ARE SO AMAZING LIKE THE TIME I WENT TO THE GROCERY STORE SOO GOOD EXPERIENCEOOO!!!
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OhSashaFierce 1 month ago
this is so wrong!!!!!! i live in the suburbs of NYC and they deffinatly dont sound like thus. maybe brooklyn but not NYC
CheerActDance12 1 month ago
whats the difference between nyc accent and boston?
PrettyTiaF 2 months ago
I think languages are fascinating. I've been learning English for which seems like forever, and I really like trying different accents. I was trained in RP, but I love all kinds of dialects and accents. I think it's a good exercise. So, any New Yorkers out there, please, go easy on this lady. I know it's probably not very accurate, but that is the only chance for people like me, who'll never get to pick up the dialect by simply being in NY, to maybe get to know it a little bit.
anushcuh86 5 months ago
@anushcuh86 Still, I think the claim that /t/ is voiced is much worse than her allegedly phoney dialect, in the end, she is supposed to be an expert. Back to topic, take into consideration she's doing the 'standard' NY. I mean, how many people speak standard really? Don't be so harsh ;)
anushcuh86 5 months ago
t is voiceless; she shouldn't go around giving wrong information
peleas9876542 6 months ago
very Aussie!!
kindersurprise8 6 months ago
I grew up in NY and im currently living in the south. you sound like every other asshole down here trying to copy me and ur way off!
SoHoFamous 6 months ago
That doesn't sound Long island at all :(
(I'm a Long Islander)
TastyPepperoniPizza 7 months ago
Another word would be "her" It becomes almost huh, ovah there. The "r" is not really heard but kind of rolls into an "h" that's not even in the word. The one aspect I find about the East Coast is that the major cities so close to each other have very different patterns. Bostonians speak very differently than New Yorkers.
OSTARAEB4 7 months ago
Coffee, becomes caw(short) fee, like beginning three letters of the word are pronouced like the word "bought", like the word Park, as if (paw)k. as in a dog's paw. I agree with other poster, NY'ers would'nt say "hoit" for height, but height(teh). It's there, but you have to listen to it. Another example is the word moron. (MORE-ON) becomes Mooor-on.
OSTARAEB4 7 months ago
I lived in Manhattan for twenty years. The native NY'ers knew I wasn't born there, but a NY accent sounds rather blue-collar low class to me. I do notice the "t" on the end of words seem to be slightly pronounced where it's noticeable. The word "plight" sounds as if the speaker is saying the word "tiger", as in plight(te). Congressman Jerrold Nadler and Rep. Gary Ackerman are often heard putting this (teh) when I listen to their well speeches on C-Span House TV.
OSTARAEB4 7 months ago
Over-educated (Manhattan/Neo-Brooklyn) hipsters ruined the NY accent...
They all have a condescending, lispy "Valley Girl" accent that make sentences sound like questions.
alucard1931 7 months ago
Sorry, but NOBODY in New York will EVER pronounce "height" as "hoit". Just saying.
VoxImploratio113 7 months ago
@VoxImploratio113 I'm with you - NOBODY would!!
TheOrganiston9th 6 months ago
ohh hell no. i was born and raised on long island and i go to nyc almost every other week and we dont sound that retarded when we talk.
PaulieArr 7 months ago
Hell no, do we really need to have more people sound ignorant !
1965JLO 7 months ago
Shut up...
katkongo 7 months ago
I...don't sound like that
Shadiggles 7 months ago
I cant understand the senceces.
mskoolcat1234 8 months ago in playlist Brooklyn Accent
the only borough that doesnt have an accent in manhatan evry other one does... i personally dont think i have an accent but when i go out of state or to another place they automatically tell me i do. long island and brooklyn have simmilar accents where as queens and bronx have different ones. her accent sounds forced and annoying we don't all talk like that -_-
jonases1623 9 months ago
I think shes got it! I think shes got it! "the life of the wife was ended by the knife"
HiTIVIAIN 9 months ago
this is hard to do and i'm in new york already it sounds really hard
hellokitty20022 9 months ago
Damn, "right" is a tricky one. It's such a jump from your previous example, "height".
johkonut 10 months ago 9
She is trying to learn people an accent and this is what you have to say about it? Man, you guys are really heartless.
frannemyran 10 months ago
@sparmonic...listen dude, I am not trying to sound live anyone by myself. All I was saying in my initial comment to "give her a break" is that she (whoever she is) is sharing her perception of NY accent and has no harm. You are so full of insults and hostility, must be hangover from a previous night. As to suriving, you must be living in a neigbourhood then I am glad I dont live. Plus, you also are not probably fluent in 5 other languages. So take it easy!
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itzmarko3 11 months ago
In her natural voice, she sounds like a native New Yorker who's trying not to speak like a New Yorker.
jenlovesisrael 11 months ago
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i've lived in new york all my life and i dont sound anything like this.
sugarofthesea 11 months ago
i've lived in new york all my life and i dont sound anything like this.
sugarofthesea 11 months ago
She sounds like Snooki from the Jersey Shore
Najbrugge 11 months ago
@Najbrugge LOL more like The Real house Wives of New Jersey. New England states people all probably talk like that b/c of their high population of Italians. (Mobsters!!!)
xXxPiousNinjaxXx 11 months ago
wtf is this? I am a native Long Islander and i swear i have never heard and/or speaken anything like that in my whole life. O.o
meaghanlee9 11 months ago
long island is not new york city.
Killimenjero 11 months ago
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@meaghanlee9 long island aint new york.
Killimenjero 11 months ago
this lady needs to stop making videos im from ny and no one talks like that. shes trying to sound italian and its not working.
bobsmithlikespurple 1 year ago
a new york accent is john gotti ordering hits,
liverpool80000seater 1 year ago
I'm a new yorker. From brooklyn. And most of what she is saying is correct but she does more of an 'Italian New Yorker. I being from brooklyn and being african american have a slightly different way of speaking.
anqeebeee 1 year ago
For a second I thought she was going to say "Say mice like Mass" haahhaha
girl123interrupted 1 year ago
ha ha all the people from the Jersey Shore talk like this. They aren't even from Jersey. They are from NYC and Statin Island
girl123interrupted 1 year ago
This sounds more like the old Brooklyn accent which is dying out. The "Bowery Boys" films from the '30's & '40's talk like this. The young people today don't say "toidy tiod street" for 33 st. anymore, but they still do say "fawwt fluoo" for 4th floor
jakemt 1 year ago
she sounds like a fucking Australian
leahconnolleyxoxo 1 year ago
she sounds like shes taking the piss out of austrailen :S
StephGaGax3 1 year ago
Wow so this is how people who are not natives of new York think I sound like LOL I don't think I sound like that
Dafabulousm0niqu3 1 year ago
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Sonnelicht87 1 year ago
@Revandell I think you need to re-read your phonology books because the 's' and 't' can be both voiceless and voiced consonants. Because surely you know what voiced means. All voiced consonants are vibrated in our throats. For example voiceless 's' as in scissors' voiced 's' in English is the Z. Only when 't' is voiced when paired with 'h'. Otherwise, it can also be voiceless, as in this word 'tea'.
Sonnelicht87 1 year ago
@Sonnelicht87 How can we discuss phonology, when you say 's' and 't' and you refer to letters, and not to sounds?:) 'th' - these are just letters, not sounds; there is no such thing as "/t/ paired with /h/", as you say. You mistake letters with their sound equivalents. We have this 'th' and it is can be both voiceless or voiced dental fricative, but never can you say that is is "/t/ paired with /h/" because you are wrong :)
Revandell 1 year ago
@Sonnelicht87 Sorry, but there's no discussion about that. If you're not sure, you can refer to English IPA and check /s/ and /t/ :)
Revandell 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
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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
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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
I've lived in new York my whole life and that is not how anyone i know talks lol
elva2011 1 year ago
You don't know what you're talking about. Get a job.
brillimekonnen 1 year ago
SHE SOUNDS LIKE AN 80 YEAR OLD JEWISH WOMAN FROM BROOKLYN... HAHA
aricakex 1 year ago 75
@aricakex i could not agree with you more.
nore133231 1 year ago
@aricakex she is 80 lol
jozer77 11 months ago
@aricakex omg yes lol
AsianHideOut 9 months ago
Im From Newyork and I dont not say "the flight of the kite was quite a site" like "The floght of the kyte was quoite the sawte" its a bit of an exaggeration how she says it
pirannahs 1 year ago
i hate it im sorry i just hate it thats not how they talk trust me im from new york talk right or you going to be jumped
MsChey11 1 year ago
hi, excellent video and class, I hope so much more videos, i ve watched many of yours...
anddrecy 1 year ago
What are you talking about? Both /s/ and /t/ are voiceless consonants, /s/ is a fricative and /t/ is plosive... Do not say /ti:/ when referring to the sound, because it is a letter and the sound is /t/. It seems like you have no basic knowledge of phonology.
Revandell 1 year ago 33
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Sonnelicht87 1 year ago
So it's:
The Ploit Of The Coit Was Quoit A Soit?
cooliofoolio1231 1 year ago 2
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cooliofoolio1231 1 year ago
boring!
dmarvelouzj 1 year ago
Jewish, Mulsims = terrorist junk.
Macsk8ing 1 year ago
all of you who are saying crap about her and her video at least she has something to give to people some people do talk like this and some don't some want to some don't if you don't want to hear it get the fuck off the Paige little brats cant appreciate crap i wtf would you even be doing watching if you don't want to hear you knew what it was gonna sound like when you typed in new york accent what you aspect little dumbASes
MrSwallowJ 1 year ago
repeat after me: The loife of the woife was ended by the knoife
(gets shot)
lunartiger777 1 year ago 2
Ah, this seems to be what I'm looking foir...is this Long Island??
Cheers.
chrisbass48 1 year ago
give it up aint guna work call up a few SI teens we'll teach yah
AirsoftPaintball94 1 year ago
Lame. Give it up honey.
markmastrocinque 1 year ago
The /t/ sound is actually voiceless; /d/ is voiced.
xronstube 1 year ago 2
Were did she get this from??
DanishComrade 1 year ago
What is hoight? I dont talk like that, and neither does any other New Yorker!
MariannaAngel 1 year ago
The T sound is actually a voiceless plosive in word-final positions, even in my hometown of bklyn, and becomes voiced usually intervocalically, as in computer, water, better, total, Internet (here it seems to disappear altogether), , . and perhaps at word junctions in discourse, as in right on, what a night, wait a minute.
scialabba 1 year ago
It's a generalization, of course no one speaks that way, but these are general characteristics.
georgianara 1 year ago
Thankyou!!! This really helped me for Adelaide in Guys and Dolls!! Can now do a vaaguuely ok new york accent :)
EvenuallyBidden 1 year ago
@EvenuallyBidden
Just don't do that in NY. If you want to keep your life.
TastyPepperoniPizza 7 months ago
@TastyPepperoniPizza Haha i was gonna say the same.
Erika445566 6 months ago
i thought write was spelt....write......not wright....oooohhh....right
CheekyTaa 1 year ago
/t/ is not a voiced consonant....
also yes, she sounds like a cross between my brooklyn jewish relatives and my long island relatives.
aurinkona 1 year ago
Gotta love the stares she makes at the end.
MichaelJacksonFan000 1 year ago
guys, this is probably for actors.... who'd change their accent just to visit somewhere?
wowkiboo 1 year ago
I grew up in manhattan and have lived in the city my whole life. I assure you, not only do I not talk like this, but this lady sounds fake to my ears.
zingerbatter 1 year ago
This is not how we talk in new york
lunytic 1 year ago
that aint no new york accent sounds like some jewish shit
F5Twister12 1 year ago
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hahah EE-LOYYY-ZA! sounds a little bit cockney :D
lilmisshappygolucky 1 year ago
hahah EE-LOYYY-ZA! sounds a little bit cockney :D
lilmisshappygolucky 1 year ago
Hoight?
wtf.
no.
irishgrrl75 1 year ago
Get Bent!
jnl042 1 year ago
No. No, sorry. We don't talk like this, not even on Long Island.
BeetleGirl1977 1 year ago
The t is a voiceless consonant. Check your information.
GASChristie 1 year ago
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phillyubox 1 year ago
Some of these examples sound more typical of Long Island accents than City accents.
phillyubox 1 year ago
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phillyubox 1 year ago
ummm....hells no! sounds more like boston. come to brooklyn if ya wanna learn a real accent!
sillymarion 1 year ago
wow not new york
AGfrmDaANAS 1 year ago
this is fucking stupid. We do not sound like that. People that are not from NY, needs to stop trying to act like they know the NY accent.
This sounds like the Italian American accent. There is a difference between Italian American Accent and NY Accent
DjActinide 1 year ago
uuuhhh. no. O_O
nickjsoffdachain14 1 year ago
lol. im from bronx nd this is juss too funny. this is a waste of time. if yu talk lik this were im from ppl will look at yu lik yu crazy.lol
shaleya11496 1 year ago
Mice? No. Heist? No. This woman? NO.
Aymelek 1 year ago
sounds long island and jewish
fanablaspliff 1 year ago
thanks for your help! really appreciate it
BeaShalla 1 year ago
@jlaa24 if you ever went to coney island and the bronx and long island.. this is how they talk. soooo. don't try to image stuff man. cause I'm from brooklyn and I talk like this.
SuperNumber19 1 year ago
haha that's how I talk (^_^) tried shaking it off. but it's useless man. so now i'm just proud of it.
SuperNumber19 1 year ago
Why would anyone not from NY would want to sound like a New Yorker?
Ok, that might happen when someone is an actor or do voice-overs.
For the rest of us, it's interesting but not very useful.
Mottahead 1 year ago
I just moved to LI. Sorry, but you all talk like this ]:
...Only if you're italian, though.
MjaTheNoob 1 year ago
@MjaTheNoob i'm not italian and I have a brooklyn accent.. you mean italians have a new york accent?
SuperNumber19 1 year ago
@SuperNumber19
no, most of the time, people with li accents have an italian background.
MjaTheNoob 1 year ago
@MjaTheNoob lol they sure do.. i'm from brooklyn they do and we have a more layed back slower accent talk than them. unlike the bronx where they speak like long islanders but 200 miles an hour.. and i'm not italian.. I have a new york accent. I can't shake off to be honest.. so I just threw in the towel.
SuperNumber19 1 year ago
umm? do you enjoy annoying people? you do this with my english accent too, you're a p**S taker, you aint no expert love... just move to australia
UndeservedUnobserved 1 year ago
New Yorkers talk like this? It's very... Australian.
XXDangerZone180XX 1 year ago
I'm an Italian American. This is what ITALIAN AMERICAN's sound like. Not NEW YORKERS. This is a waste of time. Come visit one of the Italian neighborhoods and you will start speaking "poifect" Italianese.
TheRagalshnagalable 1 year ago
@TheRagalshnagalable lmfao i'm not italian.. you mean italians sound like new yawkas.. come down to brooklyn ''faw dee poifect hamboiga pally''
SuperNumber19 1 year ago
@SuperNumber19 wut.
TheRagalshnagalable 1 year ago
she sounds more australian than new-york(-ian(?)) XD
lowrihaf 1 year ago
This is awful.
trick2309 1 year ago
Prac prac practice, how do you expect to teach us if you cant even pronunce your words?
JackMcr420 1 year ago
I'm a Italian-American from NYC, and we Italian-Americans are known the best for speaking this way. There is only one way to learn; live in NYC. By communicating with people there, you'll automatically start speaking that way - no need to practice.
Hook547 1 year ago
this is NOT a ny accent.
talkissos 1 year ago
i like how people try to sound like us new yorkers its funny
u wana here some real NY accents come over to brooklyn in my neighborhood
SonnyTheMutt 1 year ago
she is beautiful
liverpool80000seater 1 year ago
f-f-f-failure
5amuu 1 year ago
@jlaa24 hahaha me either
LaughLots1014 1 year ago
@LaughLots1014 neither*
LaughLots1014 1 year ago
As a new yorker I pronounce height as h-ight
No we don't pronounce a like "au/aw" either. Mall --> Maul
Ok maybe not all of us but I have yet to see a single new yorker speak this way.
STAINILIIEY 1 year ago
I dont talk like that..
NeiccyIsMJBadd 1 year ago
yo im from new york and i've lived in FLA for a minute but i kno0o0o0ow that the accent from the NY doesnt sound like that she sounds like a suburban person trying to hard to fit in..
kingdmv94 1 year ago
She sounds like Sarah Silverman when she does the accent.
TobiasAKL 1 year ago
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i'm from queens and this is not a ny accent...its a jewish one and i doubt this lady is even from ny
CPain2 1 year ago
this is jewish 101
SYRUPnSPRITE 1 year ago
Dialects, not accents. Learn the difference.
Xigmazer 1 year ago
@jlaa24 i know i dont know why everyone automatically think we talk like those old mobster italians
MszzDstracti0n 1 year ago
yea alot of the accent comes from orthodox jews like "hey you brought the knishes!"
GreasyRockabilly 1 year ago
close, but it's actually
lawn-guylin
crazyoldbastard 1 year ago
I lived most me life in Chicago 'n hated the accents there everyday. I moved out to California and they're free from accents. I think accents from New Yawkers sound better than Chicagoans.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
I want to move to NY I live in Holland
Mokumokuren13 2 years ago
Shes teaching everyone how to talk like a jew from ny
dukey56 2 years ago 13
@dukey56 I hate it when people make a generalization of New York accents. There is a distinct difference between the New York accents of Italians, Jews, and Irish.
xx1994xxversion2 1 year ago
@dukey56 this made my day
dubovoyproductions 1 year ago
But a T sound isn't voiced... "heist" "height" Both end with unvoiced consonants.
accentjim 2 years ago
vowels,alwite mate london
liverpool80000seater 2 years ago
how does she say bukkake
Jimmy1tooth 2 years ago
@Jimmy1tooth she says it in a japanese accent
YukoCute 1 year ago
I think shes going for NY jew. But not getting it. Most people there dont have much of an accent. Try jersey or the some dope from the ghetto. Shed be funny tryna talk like a thug from brooklyn.
wiseoldfool101 2 years ago 2
ok, the kite sentence makes no sense either. She just changed the word "sight" but said that in words like right, light, and fight, its not changed. they all have the same "ght" thing after the long "I". This is the only video I've found that's not making any sense so far.
FireSax777 2 years ago
I'm don't understand. Height has a silent G before the T, and so does Right, but yet Height is changed and Right isn't. N e body kno why? I'm tryin 2 learn this for a musical, and I need some help.
FireSax777 2 years ago 2
they speak like that in jersey city!
macychick 2 years ago
lmfao, i thought you said jersey shore XD
CerealKiller95 2 years ago
"T" is NOT voiced. It is classified as a voiceless alveolar plosive; its voiced pair is "D."
nickditoro 2 years ago
do people really speak like this in new york?
smokenfly514 2 years ago
@smokenfly514 i do. it's not much of an accent if you lived in nyc your whole life.. since everyone talks like that.. :p
SuperNumber19 2 years ago
@smokenfly514
not so much anymore, people that are in the city nowadays are often in & out and arent around long enough to soak in the dialect.
however, if you walk around a construction site ect. you might here some 'kwafe's' & some 'bring it over 'heer'
just the working middle class keep the dialect alive:)
& jersey scum
sdots212 2 years ago
LOL, no, well, not me
emohaircite 2 years ago
The NY accent is going extinct in NYC now that the city and Brooklyn are being taken over by hipster-yuppie transplant inbreds from the burbs who talk through their nose.
Nowadays if you wanna hear a real NY accent you've gotta go to Long Island, NJ, etc.
laraza99 2 years ago
@laraza99 i live in brooklyn and i talk like this dunno what ya talking bout but i did notice like back in the 1940s it was thicker lol.
SuperNumber19 2 years ago
This is helpful to people who need an accent for a production. Even if you don't talk like that normally a lot of acting requires accents.
baumgarts 2 years ago
Dodgers are from brooklyn
lol
idiot
GoldHipHop1 2 years ago 3
everyone who takes this seriously has proved themselves not only as a retard but also someone who takes themselves way to serously . This is dry humour. New Yorkers have no sense of humour, obviously.
bobbylockes 2 years ago
Please take this off.
This is not how we talk.
popups46okay 2 years ago 27
@popups46okay I lol at the fact that this fuckin vid is still on YT.
Fajjani 1 year ago
lol professional speaker? apparently you're not good enough because no one sounds like that here. try boston.
ralphuslee 2 years ago
this girl reminds me of my really annoying grandma.
WannabeJessica 2 years ago
this is so not the new yorker accent lol more like maine or something
HZcolon 2 years ago
"t" is considered voiced????
It may be aspirated but the "t" sound is voiceless as compared to the "d" sound which is voiced.
On "t" the vocal chords do not vibrate. Thus voiceless.
on "d" the vocal chords do vibrate. Therefore voiced
This New York dialect is wayyyy off if you wish to be convincing for any role in a play, film/tv, or voiceover.
XenaSocioPath 2 years ago
"And some of these you might want to write down..."
BAHAHAHA! We all just started cracking up when we heard her say that!
StrawberryIchi 2 years ago
hoit? oh my god please stop... this isn't New York... this is Cockney!
Sakamachi25 2 years ago
I am a foreigner but her NY accent sounds strange for me. I have a friend from NY, he doesn't speak like this
Vitsioza1 2 years ago
Is this a joke? Its not a new york accent...
nicolexbrooke 2 years ago
wow we do not sound like this at alll!!!!!!!!!
loveAnel22 2 years ago
:) Yes you do
adamraco 2 years ago 2
LMAO yeahoookkkkkkk!!!!!!
Igneousrock411 2 years ago
My God. I have been doing this wrong for YEARS.
elispiderman 2 years ago
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TheDutchessAi 2 years ago
you're right, she said "tok" no New yorker says that, we say TAWK.!
moderadonna 2 years ago 2
i agree, even though i'm english haha new york accent say tawk haha i love new york accent its number 1 in my list
computerorphone 2 years ago
And I mean "crack up" as in "go mad" not "laugh out loud".
crimsonabsinthe 2 years ago
this woman sounds like an idiot...and who is she jackie mason...no one talks like that here..
dani828 2 years ago