Like any other country in the world, The US has many different accents. I am from Virginia, and have a southern accent, I must say the "General" US accent does us no justice at all.
the t-do-d rule is fairly accurate, but wouldn't apply to words with complex consonant sounds like banter, doctor, rafting, etc. at least not in "general american". pronouncing banter as banner is a major tell, the t sound may not be as sharp as in a british accent, but it's still clear.
Personally I distinguish between Banter and Banner and t's in general because I was taught that not to do so was to slur your speech which makes you sound uneducated. However, coming from the midwest usually means having very little accent (or so I'm told) outside of major metropolitan areas which can retain accents from their different founding national groups (i.e. a Chicago accent.)
@bbeckett I'm from the East Coast (New Jersey) I don't swallow the "t" sound in banter. Maybe a word with 2 "t"s will turn to a "d" sound (like little), but I don't think anyone in America says "banner" for banter.
i study english in my country in saudi arabia , and my teacher is an indian he has a bad accent , what a diffrence between him and this guy in the video 0_O
I'm an American, i just wanted to say that this is pretty good. Though most people i know don't really pronounce their ts as close to their ds as you are.
I guess I don't have a general American accent because cot & caught definitely don't sound the same, but I believe that people probably speak them the same somewhere else in the country.
@FainsCool They sound the same for my particular accent, but then again I'm from California and have a "general" American accent.. are you from a different region?
I really never realised how odd we sound. To hear all of our sounds isolated like that. And I also never really realised how MANY dialects the English language has.... I sound so much more unintelligent being raised in southern midwest states.... It's so interesting. I love language.
I imagine that us North American English speakers must sounds rather strange to our other Anglophone counter parts. All of the dialectic specifics pointed out in this video I think we are all very aware of, but it is a bit strange even to me as an American to hear them isolated. I think the reason so many people can feign an American accent is that there aren't a lot of hard and fast rules in our dialect in terms of pronunciation. Yet we often mock Canadians for speaking in a way we find strange
I once knew a Korean who said the American accent sounds like we're singing when we talk because we move our voice up and down. I guess start by trying to not "sing?"
you and me Are like the same. i have been a natural 4 accents(Mexican then russian)(GO RUSSIA) but your other accents are overflowing into this one. PEOPLE in america would like you more if you don't sound like you have a speech impedededededement. i have just spotted your HOW 2 speek lke a new yorker vid. expect a comment. I DON'T SOUND LIKE THAT.
I hail from the great state of Minnesota, and here the t in banter is pronounced, because both syllables are stressed. so in Minnewegian one might say: All the banTer on the Innernet. the only acute t sounds in American English are at the beginning of stressed syllables.
In New England, R's are not pronounced at the ends at all, replaced by "ah" sound. You cannot prance about nibbling some chowder in Massachusetts, for, ex. "Ya can't go around' eatin' chowdah, in the yaaad. (extreme emphasis on a's.) One last thing, in my region u is virtually indistinguishable from 'w'.
@jklimenko1 There's a British accent, and there's an American one. Here you go. And there are other accents like: Australian, Southern American, Californian accent, New England accent, Scottish accent, Irish... Everyone has an accent!
@jklimenko1 I thought the same thing...This spanish girl told me she hate American accents, I was like we dont have accents, but I guess to other countries we do because we speak a different language :-)
The presenter is not English/British - whateva. He is an American. I am English from 'England' and I can just tell. No different than Americans who can tell where each other is from. Also for you Americans who speak General American. That is the American equivalent to the Queens English.
It is sought after by International students in language programmes more so than learning British English. So be proud of your linguistic heritage.
@3rdDegreeKickAss I'm American and that's exactly how we sound... I'm actually southern so I have a southern accent but that exactly how americans talk
I remember when I just started working in America as a cashier, I told a woman the total was sevenTy dollars. And she went off on me saying it's sevendy, dy, DY! Now I would have choked that bitch but that was my second week on the job so I kept cool.
for being that I live in America and I'm watching this... All I can say is that I'm practically laughing at myself because all of this is pretty true from the North East end. (: it's amazing to see your own language broken up like this.
Sort of going from a "regular" American accent to a slightly Southern accent. I'm from PA, not too far from NYC and we sort of have a combination accent...except we really don't say Ts at all.
There are literally so many different accents in America its not even funny. I live in one remote area of Pennsylvania and people around here can have 1 of 3 accents. The one mentioned here, the country accent or the Western PA "Pittsburgh accent." I'm not complaining though. It just goes to show how diverse America is
I'd like to remind people that this video has only GENERAL American accent pointers. I have a northwestern or north-pacific (Oregon/Washington area) accent. A lot of my "T" sounds are hard ("banter" is different than "banner", but "butter" sounds like "budder"). Other than that, however, everything else he said was spot on.
yeah um there is a difference between banner and banter...lol...and question for non-americans or people who dont live in chicago--i have a chicago accent, do ppl find that annoying? like how we say our a's in a really exaggerated short-a sound? lol
@arkenaw10 "Nt" is almost always pronounced like "nn"! "Internet" is pronounced like "Inner-net" , "interesting" is pronounced by many Americans as "inner-esting".
I would like to point out, not all girls from california speak like that....in fact, most girls from california find those girls just as annoying as anyone else would. And yes, there is a difference between "banter" and "banner." I have never, nor heard anyone pronounce them the same way...ever.
Maybe I don't speak "general american", but I'd like to offer some feedback. I don't mean to be insulting, just helpful.
Most obvious to me, is that there really is a difference between "banter" and "banner". Just like there is a difference between "planter" and "planner".
I didn't even understand the example sentence you gave until you explained it afterwards. Generally, you're right on the point of t and d sounds, but you're oversimplifying it, and the example is straight-up wrong.
@luvnpeace12312 You know, it depends. sometimes its not the sound that bothers me its the shit they talk about. I have a good explanation of all the accents for you but it wont fit here....
Another interesting 2 you should look into is: the "Minnesota accent" & the most uneducated sounding accent by far is the "cajun accent" from the south like the state of louisiana
@luvnpeace12312 LOL. Well I've lived in america for a long time. I just find my own language obnoxious XDD People where I live sound really german... Its almost funny but.. Still annoying~!
It's so interesting to see the american accent broken down XD I bet it would be even funnier if it was southern (I'm southern and it's really hard to find someone that isn't from the south have an accurate accent)
@luvnpeace12312 i put them in order of annoyance their all very uneducated people rednecks= racist haters cali girl= dumb talking jersey= pisses me off thanks to jersey shore :) lol
If you don't mind me asking...between 0:15 & 0:20 of this educational video, what was the question you originally didn't hear (i believe you say "whats up") and then replied "yep" too? who are talking too? what is the relevance of this clip of the video? and finally why are you wearing the headphones?
I do not sound like that, this is totally off
Darkangel1302301 35 minutes ago
Most Americans are getting offended by watching this.
Why? Hes dead on.
HayleyMichellex3 7 hours ago
I've watched the ones for other accents, and now watching what I'm supposed to sound like makes me wonder if the rest of his accents are accurate...
DangerLine28 20 hours ago
Like any other country in the world, The US has many different accents. I am from Virginia, and have a southern accent, I must say the "General" US accent does us no justice at all.
TheOrderoftheOwl 1 day ago
is this what we really sound like?
chaos212 1 day ago 3
the t-do-d rule is fairly accurate, but wouldn't apply to words with complex consonant sounds like banter, doctor, rafting, etc. at least not in "general american". pronouncing banter as banner is a major tell, the t sound may not be as sharp as in a british accent, but it's still clear.
boardandsavior 1 day ago
I'm American but I have a mix between a New York, Dublin, Southern, and London accent.
lol(:
mrdoodlemaster 3 days ago
im american...why did this confuse me?
happysushi3 3 days ago 3
We don't say cot and caught exactly the same.
AutodromoF1 3 days ago 3
obviously the most common word Americans use is JAWN
SaberTOOTHdolphin623 4 days ago
watch How To Get An American Accent -> speech increased to 35!
bulletinyurass 4 days ago
I Chinese big boi y i watch dis todaiiiiiii???
Punxrok786 4 days ago
Personally I distinguish between Banter and Banner and t's in general because I was taught that not to do so was to slur your speech which makes you sound uneducated. However, coming from the midwest usually means having very little accent (or so I'm told) outside of major metropolitan areas which can retain accents from their different founding national groups (i.e. a Chicago accent.)
Rozonkomo 5 days ago
Most of this is right except most regions wouldn't swallow the 't' in banter--maybe on the East Coast they would.
bbeckett 6 days ago 6
@bbeckett I'm from the East Coast (New Jersey) I don't swallow the "t" sound in banter. Maybe a word with 2 "t"s will turn to a "d" sound (like little), but I don't think anyone in America says "banner" for banter.
waiting4thelights 3 days ago
very accurate....haha
tristan9009 6 days ago
Computer is an excellent example of the T and D flap.
Dragaud09 6 days ago
I am dutch why am i watching this...
TobiasMoes 6 days ago
You sound so akward doing this. XD
dragonbut55421 6 days ago
now I understand why American english is strange to brits.
HellaSweetStacks 1 week ago
i study english in my country in saudi arabia , and my teacher is an indian he has a bad accent , what a diffrence between him and this guy in the video 0_O
Mramori20 1 week ago
I don't speak english , why am i watching this
wackothug88 1 week ago 2
Genral Amerikn iz kooll...Bostn LMAO...Dudes, learn how to pronounce the worrrdz! ts beddrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
ElderShunned 1 week ago
@ElderShunned General * American * is* cool * Boston* Words* It's* better*
EpicWebkinzz 1 week ago
@EpicWebkinzz hehehe
ElderShunned 1 week ago
@ElderShunned ???????????????
EpicWebkinzz 1 week ago
@EpicWebkinzz Whaddyah want frmmee, motherfucker?!
ElderShunned 6 days ago
Im american and from a town near boston, massachusetts... my family has bostonian accents and no one from boston pronounces their "r's"
So
Park The Car In Harvard Yard
would be...
Pak The Cah In Hahvad Yad in a bostonian accent...
allybaby8199 1 week ago
I'm an American, i just wanted to say that this is pretty good. Though most people i know don't really pronounce their ts as close to their ds as you are.
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Im American and i have this accent... I hate my accent...i want to be Irish :(
NiallHoran1D77 1 week ago
Im American and i have this accent... I hate my accent...i want to be Irish :(
NiallHoran1D77 1 week ago
Hey! you're so cool! this video demonstration was awesome! Cute :)
28Irishhugs 1 week ago
WE KNOW THAT YOU'RE GARETH JAMESON! JEEZ...
choDa122333 1 week ago
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choDa122333 1 week ago
It looks like only Americans are watching this.... our accent is boring..
songbirdsxxz 1 week ago
I'm American, and I feel like I would be embarrassed enough to pretend I was English if I ever went to the UK.
julieannaClark 1 week ago
I have a general American accent. It makes it difficult to learn English accents honestly. :/
JumpingGale 1 week ago
ugh i hate having this accent. no people from other countries think it's cool either
ggracesophiaa 1 week ago 3
I have this "general" american accent, it's so boring honestly.
grad111okami 1 week ago
I guess I don't have a general American accent because cot & caught definitely don't sound the same, but I believe that people probably speak them the same somewhere else in the country.
TheOtsiningoPark 1 week ago
i want to get rid of my dutch accent -.-
tekirx 1 week ago
@tekirx Why? Dutch accents are neat
LuckyOrangeTabby08 1 week ago
American accent = simplified British accent.
yvonneennovy 1 week ago
@yvonneennovy Pretty much, yeah
LuckyOrangeTabby08 1 week ago
Rednecks FTW
4everfatjoe 1 week ago
i'm american and cot and caught do not sound the same he is not very good...
FainsCool 1 week ago 2
@FainsCool They sound the same for my particular accent, but then again I'm from California and have a "general" American accent.. are you from a different region?
Michelleyboo18 1 week ago
thumbs up if ur american and just curios
Boxhead2432 1 week ago 269
@Boxhead2432 You're* curious*
DamnationDaniel 2 days ago
@DamnationDaniel You are = You're
TheSanctuaryofPeace 1 day ago
@TheSanctuaryofPeace Oh I'm sorry, did I stutter? What's your point, good sir?
DamnationDaniel 1 day ago
@DamnationDaniel My apologies. Even I do not know what I was attempting to do.
TheSanctuaryofPeace 1 day ago
@TheSanctuaryofPeace Your apologies were heard and noted. I am glad we were able to avoid a mindless conflict. Like sirs some might even claim.
DamnationDaniel 1 day ago
@DamnationDaniel Like sirs.
TheSanctuaryofPeace 8 hours ago
@Boxhead2432 Thumbs up if you are an American, watching this and can spell.
TheSanctuaryofPeace 1 day ago
people at my school likes my accent..they said its unique..im never changing it..im ME!! XD and y am i watching this?! hmm
MrBlackangel06 1 week ago
you know that a medal is made out of metal so why not say it the same way?
cnacma 1 week ago
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Sometimes.. SOMETIMES, when i'm home alone, I cover myself in Vasoline and pretend i'm a slug.
Americanhumor1 1 week ago
Ha I am American and now i see how weird our accent is. To bad us Yankees cant make fun of you bluty Brits since you came up with our language. lol
goatlover5109zac 2 weeks ago
Wow being an american, not just an american an Oregonian, (Oregonians have our own accent yes xD) I see now how different the accents are. :)
innocentbloodx7 2 weeks ago
I really never realised how odd we sound. To hear all of our sounds isolated like that. And I also never really realised how MANY dialects the English language has.... I sound so much more unintelligent being raised in southern midwest states.... It's so interesting. I love language.
CatalystHeart 2 weeks ago
forgive me, I'm just a German, but don't you Americans spell all sorts of stuff with "Z", as in "realized"? Why did't you?
gurkenhamster 1 week ago
I imagine that us North American English speakers must sounds rather strange to our other Anglophone counter parts. All of the dialectic specifics pointed out in this video I think we are all very aware of, but it is a bit strange even to me as an American to hear them isolated. I think the reason so many people can feign an American accent is that there aren't a lot of hard and fast rules in our dialect in terms of pronunciation. Yet we often mock Canadians for speaking in a way we find strange
restless103 2 weeks ago
I'm american why am I watching this
jtsk8er12 2 weeks ago 391
@jtsk8er12 So am I it's just funny to watch British people talk in an American accent. lol
dracolovesme1997 2 weeks ago
@dracolovesme1997 HELL YEAHZ XD
meljohnson200 1 week ago
@meljohnson200 LOL :D
dracolovesme1997 1 week ago
@dracolovesme1997 XD
meljohnson200 1 week ago
@jtsk8er12 lol
tamarabel1989 1 week ago
@jtsk8er12 haha i asked myself the same thing
OhMissBrutal 1 week ago
@jtsk8er12 I wanted to see if this guy was the real deal, so I watched my own accent. Yes. He passed.
misterkevinoh 1 week ago 2
Why isn't there a how to speak in an Asian accent? xD
GoreKidful 2 weeks ago 3
@GoreKidful
I once knew a Korean who said the American accent sounds like we're singing when we talk because we move our voice up and down. I guess start by trying to not "sing?"
daniellecadihan 2 weeks ago
I didn't know i sounded soooo weird!! hahahaha
DivineOwnageEVE 2 weeks ago
this guy js good
likeminas 2 weeks ago
you and me Are like the same. i have been a natural 4 accents(Mexican then russian)(GO RUSSIA) but your other accents are overflowing into this one. PEOPLE in america would like you more if you don't sound like you have a speech impedededededement. i have just spotted your HOW 2 speek lke a new yorker vid. expect a comment. I DON'T SOUND LIKE THAT.
XY7sniper 2 weeks ago
thumbs up if you are american
jamez2015076 2 weeks ago 2
Ha it depends really where your from in america. Like for me, since i live in North Carolina we don't say cot for caught we say "cawt".
agent13178 2 weeks ago
I hail from the great state of Minnesota, and here the t in banter is pronounced, because both syllables are stressed. so in Minnewegian one might say: All the banTer on the Innernet. the only acute t sounds in American English are at the beginning of stressed syllables.
SlimNorski23 2 weeks ago
American accent is weird LOL
lifeIsbeautiful94 2 weeks ago
Damn, american accents suck xD
Rocketman2396 2 weeks ago
Yeah us Americans make more of a d more then a t. (well at least me)
LittleGagePlanet 2 weeks ago
HAHAHA Like 10% of Americans sound like that, but no one here in Colorado says court and caught the same. There's a defiant difference.
Aurora4804 2 weeks ago
I just came here to see a British man speak American.
WhatNowHaters1 2 weeks ago
i'm from the Pacific northwest, and what the actual fuck?
kingmigget 2 weeks ago
I'm Canadian, and you sound accurate. Good job.
felipealvarez1982 3 weeks ago
@felipealvarez1982 Canada Accent Is Pretty Much American Loll you Have A Well Awesome accent
4deiter 3 weeks ago
Wow, good one, man. Really accurate.
OhMySavy 3 weeks ago
In New England, R's are not pronounced at the ends at all, replaced by "ah" sound. You cannot prance about nibbling some chowder in Massachusetts, for, ex. "Ya can't go around' eatin' chowdah, in the yaaad. (extreme emphasis on a's.) One last thing, in my region u is virtually indistinguishable from 'w'.
quidnick 3 weeks ago
We sound so weird XD
EmoLexi333 3 weeks ago
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azx100ful 3 weeks ago
I can't imagine us altogether dropping that 't' in 'banter'.
Aarospace1138 3 weeks ago
i never really knew we had accents....until now.
jklimenko1 3 weeks ago
@jklimenko1 There's a British accent, and there's an American one. Here you go. And there are other accents like: Australian, Southern American, Californian accent, New England accent, Scottish accent, Irish... Everyone has an accent!
AndyKordo 2 weeks ago
@jklimenko1 I thought the same thing...This spanish girl told me she hate American accents, I was like we dont have accents, but I guess to other countries we do because we speak a different language :-)
LeaseyPooh83 2 weeks ago
The presenter is not English/British - whateva. He is an American. I am English from 'England' and I can just tell. No different than Americans who can tell where each other is from. Also for you Americans who speak General American. That is the American equivalent to the Queens English.
It is sought after by International students in language programmes more so than learning British English. So be proud of your linguistic heritage.
BennyB5555 3 weeks ago
@3rdDegreeKickAss I'm American and that's exactly how we sound... I'm actually southern so I have a southern accent but that exactly how americans talk
TheChumlee12 3 weeks ago
Your not very good. We dont sound like that at all. And we dont pronounce cot and caught the same either. Cot is cot and caught is cawt
3rdDegreeKickAss 3 weeks ago
@3rdDegreeKickAss That's exactly how we sound. Cot is pronounced exactly like caught.
AndyKordo 2 weeks ago
You're pretty close, but you emphasized parts of the words a little weirdly.
LegoVideoCreator 3 weeks ago
How come we Americans get stuck with the lame, stupid sounding accent?
rokstoned 3 weeks ago
I have a natural american accent but I think in my head with a UK/Australian accent...weird
iluvkittehs101 3 weeks ago
American accent? What?
FortressGaming 3 weeks ago
i dont pronounce butter like tha i pronounce it like butta im from wales though:L
SophMBPrinceton 3 weeks ago
I remember when I just started working in America as a cashier, I told a woman the total was sevenTy dollars. And she went off on me saying it's sevendy, dy, DY! Now I would have choked that bitch but that was my second week on the job so I kept cool.
dingovory 3 weeks ago
If I speak in American accent, my accent turns up to the British again..lol..I'm so not used to American accent.. :P
Giraffe242 3 weeks ago
for being that I live in America and I'm watching this... All I can say is that I'm practically laughing at myself because all of this is pretty true from the North East end. (: it's amazing to see your own language broken up like this.
ashhhjx 3 weeks ago
Sort of going from a "regular" American accent to a slightly Southern accent. I'm from PA, not too far from NYC and we sort of have a combination accent...except we really don't say Ts at all.
poehlerbear91 3 weeks ago
thumbs if you're watching this and you live in america. WEIRD but so true
r94vought 3 weeks ago
Im Irish and i always wanted to have American accent :) And some people say i sound american
liulia18008 3 weeks ago
This is actually so funny!
MyFriendsCallMeMegan 4 weeks ago
So the gist is, we American's are lazy when we talk. xD
lstm4evr 4 weeks ago 2
does anyone think this guy looks like charlie mcdonell?
Bellsell77 4 weeks ago in playlist MORE ACCENT TUTORIALS FROM VIDEOJUG
fuck the police!
hardboiled89 1 month ago
There are literally so many different accents in America its not even funny. I live in one remote area of Pennsylvania and people around here can have 1 of 3 accents. The one mentioned here, the country accent or the Western PA "Pittsburgh accent." I'm not complaining though. It just goes to show how diverse America is
OW3NS93 1 month ago in playlist MORE ACCENT TUTORIALS FROM VIDEOJUG
I never realized how strange our accents really are until now. It just seemed so natural, but now it sounds kinda weird. XD
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@OmegianDustail lol yeah i agree
PikiruMuzu 3 weeks ago
@OmegianDustail It's so interesting! :P
Keys1281 2 weeks ago
@OmegianDustail I know right?
meljohnson200 1 week ago
@OmegianDustail we all see it like that XD
JordanGordonNaish 1 week ago
it was accurate to a point
myaccountisfly 1 month ago
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ok............. is this not THE shiftiest edgiest lookin dude you've ever seen?
brettjb33 1 month ago in playlist MORE ACCENT TUTORIALS FROM VIDEOJUG
The d sound used with most T's is so accurate lol I do that all the time.
XenintheTerminator 1 month ago
@luvnpeace12312 I don't like the new york accent at all
LadyJuJuNetherlands 1 month ago
@AarChv me too
randomDOTstudios 1 month ago
Pretty accurate. Budder, meddal, we do have a pretty flat tone when it comes to our pronunciations
casualthug07 1 month ago
I'd like to remind people that this video has only GENERAL American accent pointers. I have a northwestern or north-pacific (Oregon/Washington area) accent. A lot of my "T" sounds are hard ("banter" is different than "banner", but "butter" sounds like "budder"). Other than that, however, everything else he said was spot on.
AarChv 1 month ago
yeah um there is a difference between banner and banter...lol...and question for non-americans or people who dont live in chicago--i have a chicago accent, do ppl find that annoying? like how we say our a's in a really exaggerated short-a sound? lol
cliniquelover97 1 month ago
@cliniquelover97 Chicaaaaaaago. Met this one girl from orientation from the Windy City. Thought it was hilarious
Pimpiusmaximus 1 month ago
@Pimpiusmaximus hahaha yeah i dont even notice it bc every1 around me talks like that :)
cliniquelover97 1 month ago
english:yes
american:OH YEEEE MAN!!!!!!!!
sawanapoli96 1 month ago
This is so creepy he sounds American:)
icewomen881 1 month ago
@luvnpeace12312 I'd say the really bad california girl accent annoys me the the most...
3Leaael3 1 month ago
The "nt" sound is almost never pronounced like "nn" unless someone is speaking really, really fast.
arkenaw10 1 month ago
@arkenaw10 "Nt" is almost always pronounced like "nn"! "Internet" is pronounced like "Inner-net" , "interesting" is pronounced by many Americans as "inner-esting".
AndyKordo 2 weeks ago
American's are EVIL?!?!?!!??! Cause he said that our R's were dark....
TigersUnleashed 1 month ago
I would like to point out, not all girls from california speak like that....in fact, most girls from california find those girls just as annoying as anyone else would. And yes, there is a difference between "banter" and "banner." I have never, nor heard anyone pronounce them the same way...ever.
swdevil266 1 month ago
Wow...I never realized how boring our speech is...
RayRayRavona 1 month ago in playlist MORE ACCENT TUTORIALS FROM VIDEOJUG
eh, I'll agree that this is pretty accurate,
SonNeko 1 month ago
Maybe I don't speak "general american", but I'd like to offer some feedback. I don't mean to be insulting, just helpful.
Most obvious to me, is that there really is a difference between "banter" and "banner". Just like there is a difference between "planter" and "planner".
I didn't even understand the example sentence you gave until you explained it afterwards. Generally, you're right on the point of t and d sounds, but you're oversimplifying it, and the example is straight-up wrong.
shawnw585 1 month ago
Don't use an american accent to "fit in." if you have a foreign accent use it, all the ladies will love you before they even know your name.
Joga49 1 month ago 20
@Joga49 As an American lady, I must agree!!
kirikira211 2 weeks ago
The only normal talking states are in michigan anywhere besides detroit
FuriousWIZARD 1 month ago
@FuriousWIZARD And Oklahoma, some of Kansas, maybe some of idaho, etc, etc. :)
MumbleValentine 1 month ago
@luvnpeace12312 wt a jerk to ask that question
RasZzzDalbajj 1 month ago
Sweet. I have an accent.
NehemiahDC 1 month ago
@luvnpeace12312 You know, it depends. sometimes its not the sound that bothers me its the shit they talk about. I have a good explanation of all the accents for you but it wont fit here....
Another interesting 2 you should look into is: the "Minnesota accent" & the most uneducated sounding accent by far is the "cajun accent" from the south like the state of louisiana
caliwowie 1 month ago
Can you break down a Baltimore accent so I can fit in with my family???
baddestbarbii 1 month ago
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baddestbarbii 1 month ago
@luvnpeace12312 all of them piss me of X(
MrLoopyLoop1 1 month ago
I'm not sure this guy has the best grasp on his general American accent, it sounds like he is gargling water.
alexandriajaye 1 month ago 3
@luvnpeace12312 LOL. Well I've lived in america for a long time. I just find my own language obnoxious XDD People where I live sound really german... Its almost funny but.. Still annoying~!
smallzie100 1 month ago
Hahaha! This is great! I just had to laugh because its true, we make our selves sound horrible.
haminloove 1 month ago
It's so interesting to see the american accent broken down XD I bet it would be even funnier if it was southern (I'm southern and it's really hard to find someone that isn't from the south have an accurate accent)
ShadowDancer00 1 month ago 23
@ShadowDancer00 SAME.
TeaISImportant 3 weeks ago
@ShadowDancer00 I have to spend a week down south just to get close to a southern accent lol
bugstomper123 3 weeks ago
@luvnpeace12312 california girl accent
DreamzZ28 1 month ago
guys good im all saying what he is and im like "holy crap" i didnt even know i spoke like that till now
tubatony16 1 month ago
Well apparently my pronunciation is more British than American...
GrandAdmiralForrest 1 month ago 2
@luvnpeace12312 i put them in order of annoyance their all very uneducated people rednecks= racist haters cali girl= dumb talking jersey= pisses me off thanks to jersey shore :) lol
MrJIMBOISAWESOME 1 month ago
Not all people from new jersey talk like the jersey shore people.
Gor3byss333 1 month ago 3
@Gor3byss333 i know
MJHUGEFAN3 1 month ago
If you don't mind me asking...between 0:15 & 0:20 of this educational video, what was the question you originally didn't hear (i believe you say "whats up") and then replied "yep" too? who are talking too? what is the relevance of this clip of the video? and finally why are you wearing the headphones?
huntz22 1 month ago
@huntz22 It's just the title sequence.
AgentSoz 1 month ago
or the boston accent, where we sound horrible and pronounce 'R's weird.
steffieXlin0 1 month ago
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MoonAndWisdom 1 month ago
@luvnpeace12312 rednecks jersey and cali girl
MrJIMBOISAWESOME 1 month ago
@Britishboyproblems Minnetsotan accents. Duh! :D
saf7001 1 month ago
@luvnpeace12312 you forgot Minnestoan accents
saf7001 1 month ago
As interesting as it is to watch this, it seems like the general American accent is the least favorite among non-Americans.
To all NON-AMERICANS, is there any particular American accent you do tend to like more? Just out of curiosity...
ArtSmarts41293 1 month ago
@ArtSmarts41293 I really like southern american accent, to be more specific tennessee accent is my favourite, it's so calming.
HeyItsMichaelaV 2 weeks ago
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