A couple other tips I learned: - Whenever a word ends in an 'o' (ex. "No"), pronounce it with a slight 'w' sound at the end. - When spelling words out with an 'or' in it, many of those words translate to have 'our' instead. (For example, favor -> favour, behavior -> behaviour, etc.) I'm American btw 😉
I'm having my English oral exams for my finals in four days so this helps me a lot since I always mix up American and British English. Thank you so much!
I kept watching english videos here in youtube everyday, like literally I do it every, single, day for entertainment only, and I eventually adopted the way they, and you speak. Thank you❤️
As a Canadian watching this I’ve come to the realization that the Canadian accent is a mix between the general American accent and general English accent.
As an English speaker, this started to get more interesting when you eventually got on to mentioning intonation. They rhythm and melody is essentially what regionalises us in the UK as I'm sure is the case in other countries. For those facing the north/south divide (a class distinction as much as anything) this is the area of focus they would need to place most of their time, I suspect. It is not enough to simply pronounce grass as 'grarss' as you outlined, it is the flow of the sentence and the weight given to words that will mark you out ultimately.
Which American accent did you learn? The mid western/heartland one is likely the most versatile with little bit of everything. Southern accents are cool but way overplayed on TV and in movies. I absolutely loath the thick NY/NJ/Boston accents and the valley girl BS.
THE WAY I SCREAMED BECAUSE SAME HELLO???? BRO I LEARNED THE AMERICAN ACCENT A FEW YEARS AGO AND THEN AROUND 2020-21 I GOT INTO ONE DIRECTION AND WAS TRYNA LEARN BRITISH ACCENT BUT DIDNT ACTUALLY END UP LEARNING SO IM HERE AGAIN BUT HELLO WHAT ARE THE FUCKING CHANCES IM SCREAMING BAFIGLW GFLELVEL ELVGEI
5-Minute Language hah! I’m from Texas and around Houston and stuff everyone is just like, “you can say something in an American accent? Cool. So can I “
@Ada I was only there for a couple of nights so only had time for a couple of neighbourhood bars, which were super fun, and the Nasa centre. Would love to see more of the city one day!
This is the best, most complete, accurate, clear videos of British accents that I've seen. I'm from the US. I'm no expert, but I think at 5:36 into this video she accurately pronounces 'father', but 3 seconds later uses a 'f' instead of a 'th' where she's smiling and moving her bottom lip, otherwise perfect
when i was a kid i used to practice to sound like a British speaker as i watched a lot of BBC shows like Charlie and Lola. i definitely love how they sounded like and i loved to imitate how they speak and show it off to my siblings 😂 now I'm trying to practice once again because my dream is to travel to London ❤️ thanks for sharing this!
When I was little I used to ( and still do) watch a lot of American tv shows and movies from which I developed an American accent. I can do many other accents like a British accent or an Indian accent and Arabian accent etc. I wanted to show my mom this video because she wanted to know how to to a British accent because she works with British/American people
Wow thank you so much for this video i'am from iran and i'm in B1 level and i'm practicing my british accent everyday and for improve my accent i'm watching (lusifer,peacky blinders that was so helpful for me) and you speack amazingly well. One thing i wanna say about you is your hair's soo butiful❤️❤️❤️
Hey! As soon as I started watching the video I found this lovely coincidence, I happen to have Polish roots and I completely love your name. I'm also planning on naming my future daughter Agnieszka. Great video! Take care of yourself and I wish you the best.
I'm Chinese I can speak both accents but I can not control it on my own in many cases... But I do speak American accent more than British one. Lol. I hope this video can help me build British accent.
Great video ! Very well explained as usual !! Busuu, LingBodie, etc ... are also very useful web resources for language learning. Agnieszka ... You're awesome! ❤️
Thank you so much, my daughter is engaged to a wonderful British citizen and he’s a bit homesick because he’s “bean” working here for 2 years. I’ve been trying to use a British accent around him to make him laugh😊 and you have really helped out!! *bean is how I’ve been using the word been. I hope it’s correct??
Out of all the English accents, you picked the one that sounds alot more posh like Elizabeth Hurley or Hugh Grant or Gillian Anderson (when she puts on her English accent). Why is that? I was born in England but grew up in Minneapolis . When I put on an English accent I can only do the Essex one. D'ya know what I mean? haha
Obviously since people have to immitate the native British speakers, they are gonna listen to the people they know and develop a similar accent. Not the variety of random accents from all over England.
I'm an English teacher and for the past few months, I've been trying to sound more British. The one time that I went to England I was told that my English was super American and I sort of liked it. But lately, I've been feeling such a connection to the UK for some reason that I don't know whatsoever, that I'm trying to change the way I sound. In my mind, when I'm thinking in English, I already sound British, but the hard part comes when I speak. The American accent just comes so naturally, it's annoying. So right now I'm trying to read everything out loud so I can force myself to speak with a British accent. It's been some difficult weeks trying to do that but I'm getting there...
@@gabrieltheotonio8182 yes, because where i'm from the majority of people try to sound like us, but if i were from Scotland she would be changing a few words and sounding different, same goes for someone from New York and someone from Texas.
Your video is really interesting...the "Received English" is taught in the public schools. British English speakers are non-rhotic while American English "General American" or "Newscaster speech" is rhotic. However, New Yorkers and Bostonians generally are non-rhotic speakers...some southern accents are non-rhotic too. The original British Accent was close to Standard American rhotic speech. When the lower classes in England began to rise in status during the Industrial Revolution, they devised an accent that would make them sound more cultured which was the start of "Received Pronunciation". So the American accent is actually the older accent! You sound wonderful, btw. I was in broadcasting for a time, so I had to study and rid myself of my NY accent.
You mean that Americans have been speaking with an older British English accent since the American Revolution? That’s brilliant! I read a book about how the expressions and phrases Americans have always used are in fact British slang. I’m American and anything that I learn about the history of British people, their language makes me giddy, and proud. British English is connected to American English language and are very similar. Am I missing something and saying that incorrectly? I read a book about Americans are not aware that they are not only speaking American English they’re speaking British English and using British slang. That just makes me feel better and quite chuffed. I subscribe to britbox and I have learned so much in 6 years from watching the shows EastEnders and Coronation Street. I’ve had a fondness for British language and slang for most of my life. I could share the shows I watched as a teenager, but it’d take up more space.
This video is enormously helpful. I can finally take the piss out of my British friends. Thank you. There are always a few words that give me trouble, such as “that is all” and “brilliant”. There is something about words that end with or contain the letter “L”, as well as words that end with the letter “T” that are impossible for me to get out without sounding like I’m trying to be British... Any advice? (I was going to leave a comment about the frame of the mirror behind you making it look like you have horns, but it looks like someone already did that.)
British English is so cute and beautiful i just love it i have a mixed accent between American and British and i want the British side to take over lol
Her: "There's no such thing as a British accent" Her later on in the video: "Sorry, I don't speak with an American accent" Me: "Why is there even a word called ACCENT?"
mobile instead of cell phone. Lift instead of elevator. Bin instead of trash. "Carriage" instead of garage. pudding instead of dessert. biscuit instead of cookie.
Zack Russel Right! Carriage instead of garage!? Carriage instead of car. Yes,I know, sounds odd at first but then I personally find American English illogical. A carriage on a train is a carriage in English, in American English it’s a car! I know! Flashlight makes laugh too, because you know, it doesn’t flash! In English it’s a torch! And some torches have a “flash” function! It makes them flash!
I say mobile and phone hardly ever say cell phone. I usually say lift but occasionally say elevator. I always say bin and not trash. I always say garage never said carriage for a garage. I usually say desert but may also say pudding. Also biscuit are the ones that go in milk and stuff you know what a mean and cookies are the ones with chocolate chips in them ((I sometimes call cookies biscuits and biscuits cookies.)) I am british :P
i am not expert, i ve been also trying to develop a british accent for a while, for me you dont sound british, where are you from? or are just the examples with a british accent? , because to develop an accent is not just about pronunciation but about intonation and rhythm.
I can definitely hear both the British and American accents
Me too
fuck off jeniffer
@@zenaluckybrown3370 Was it necessary to say that?
Zena Luckybrown someone’s mad
@@Atruis it was very necessary
I am watching this in case I ever get casted for a Harry Potter movie and I need to sound British 😂
Good reason to watch my video :)
Harry Pottaaa * 😂😂
tRaiNInG fOr thE bALLeT pOtTaH
Aakif Khan 😂😂
Harry pottahhh....so am I ...I searched it to sound more like Hermonie and understand Sherlock's speaking
*"UK is such a big country"*
*"Laughs in russian."*
*Laughs in Canadian*
Laughs in China
laughs in USSR(1/6 of earth land)
laughs in New Zealand, oh wait
-cries in Ukrainian-
no one:
not even a single soul:
me 3am deep on yt watching this in case i get casted for harry potter or for when i shift to hogwarts:
Same
no one:
Me every year wanting to be African,Indian,Japanese,British,Spanish
Same Hufflepuff in the house 💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤
@@taesgucci7570 how nice!!! one of my friends is a hufflepuff, i am a ravenclaw and second house is slytherin ;)
I am watching this to sound british in my dr lol
So happy to find a teacher who gone through the hard journey of learnng different accent and being perfect at it! Thank you Agnieszka xxx
Thank you :)
@@english_with_agaI only realised today that You are not english/british and from other countries and I was sure You are English.
A couple other tips I learned:
- Whenever a word ends in an 'o' (ex. "No"), pronounce it with a slight 'w' sound at the end.
- When spelling words out with an 'or' in it, many of those words translate to have 'our' instead. (For example, favor -> favour, behavior -> behaviour, etc.)
I'm American btw 😉
Great tips, thanks for sharing :)
color -> colour
*Nauurrrr* *Gaurrrr*
@@estrellaeverlast9251 that's the spelling we use here in Jamaica. "Colour"
Hi
I'm sorry but I just couldn't resist saying this.. It looks like you have 2 horns because of the mirror frame behind you
Rashmi Madan what is unseen is now seen
😅
So true
@@emeow-4383 And you can't unsee it.
@@idasettenbrino7970 yes!!! 😅😂😂😂😂😂
Most people: learning this because they speak a different language or for a play or something
Me: wanting to sound like Louis Tomlinson
Haha, fair enough!
S A M E i feel you bro
HhhHaha i every video i watch i always saw a one direcrection comment
Same haha
Same lol
I'm having my English oral exams for my finals in four days so this helps me a lot since I always mix up American and British English. Thank you so much!
Amazing, glad I could help! Good luck with your exams!
I kept watching english videos here in youtube everyday, like literally I do it every, single, day for entertainment only, and I eventually adopted the way they, and you speak. Thank you❤️
I watch Harry Potter a lot, and Draco Malfoy (Tom Felton) has me saying “Pottah” instead of “Potter” 😂
Good :)
PoTaH
I also mentioned that)
yea😂
POTTAH! 😂
As a Canadian watching this I’ve come to the realization that the Canadian accent is a mix between the general American accent and general English accent.
Interesting!
I’d say the stereotypacle “tim hortons lumberjack” type accent is a burly version of the New England accent (Pennsylvanian New Yorker etc)
That's the australian accent.
For me canadian accent sound more like american and australians sound more like UK
Yeah that's right,i noticed when listened to Avril Lavigne that's she pronounced in songs some words like a British
As an English speaker, this started to get more interesting when you eventually got on to mentioning intonation. They rhythm and melody is essentially what regionalises us in the UK as I'm sure is the case in other countries. For those facing the north/south divide (a class distinction as much as anything) this is the area of focus they would need to place most of their time, I suspect. It is not enough to simply pronounce grass as 'grarss' as you outlined, it is the flow of the sentence and the weight given to words that will mark you out ultimately.
Firstly I learned American accent,now I’m studying British English because of One Direction
Which American accent did you learn? The mid western/heartland one is likely the most versatile with little bit of everything. Southern accents are cool but way overplayed on TV and in movies. I absolutely loath the thick NY/NJ/Boston accents and the valley girl BS.
@@ExperienceEric I think I have a Californian Accent .
THE WAY I SCREAMED BECAUSE SAME HELLO???? BRO I LEARNED THE AMERICAN ACCENT A FEW YEARS AGO AND THEN AROUND 2020-21 I GOT INTO ONE DIRECTION AND WAS TRYNA LEARN BRITISH ACCENT BUT DIDNT ACTUALLY END UP LEARNING SO IM HERE AGAIN BUT HELLO WHAT ARE THE FUCKING CHANCES IM SCREAMING BAFIGLW GFLELVEL ELVGEI
Do they still do the accents when nobody else is around?
No. I wasn’t around one once, and I didn’t hear the accent.
@@JohnSmith-ns6dp thanks John
No, you know we kind of just shut them off :)
@@JohnSmith-ns6dp very helpful
I'm just watching this so I can sound like One Direction. Im gonna learn an Irish accent next for Niall
Good reason to learn :)
I am also learning it to sound like Harry Styles and Thomas Shelby 😂
SAME BYE
Oi oiii directioners 🥳❤️😄
Her: I can't speak american accent
Also her: nails american accent xd
Thanks! I was in Houston, TX a couple of years ago, ordering 'water' in an American accent. They were not impressed...
5-Minute Language hah! I’m from Texas and around Houston and stuff everyone is just like, “you can say something in an American accent? Cool. So can I “
@Ada I was only there for a couple of nights so only had time for a couple of neighbourhood bars, which were super fun, and the Nasa centre. Would love to see more of the city one day!
If we HD x
@Rosida Andriyana jh
Ahem,
“It’s chewsday, innit bruv?”
Now I need my bo'ohw'o'wo'er
@@toazethegecko omg I’m dying this is so funny haha
wwoot? stoup/joking
Mate* it is
Watch you got a chips
This is the best, most complete, accurate, clear videos of British accents that I've seen. I'm from the US. I'm no expert, but I think at 5:36 into this video she accurately pronounces 'father', but 3 seconds later uses a 'f' instead of a 'th' where she's smiling and moving her bottom lip, otherwise perfect
If I have not nailed any Hermione Granger's lines, I will not stop learning this language at all.
'Language.'
Meee tooo
Grangers line in ML ?
I'LL COMPOST THE GREATEST SONATA FROM YOUR CORPSE
update??
In America we send children to speech therapy if they do not pronounce any of their "r" sounds by age 8.
We do that in slovakia xd
Shawn Cezanne or s
Nobody cares what you do in bloody america, you ignorant american.
Katelyn the Kreator i-
Katelyn the Kreator what
i honestly just wanted to make sure that i wasnt going to offend someone when i showed it off.
i really enjoyed your video and i think you have done a great job learning this accent. ( whatever nationality you are ). thanks for the tips !
Maybe she's British
I'm originally Polish :)
I looovvee that accent!! The proper English is gorgeous
"Not Me Being British And Watching this Incase I Dont Sound British Enough For the Harry Potter Casts"
Don’t ! Harry Potter is super demonic
when i was a kid i used to practice to sound like a British speaker as i watched a lot of BBC shows like Charlie and Lola. i definitely love how they sounded like and i loved to imitate how they speak and show it off to my siblings 😂 now I'm trying to practice once again because my dream is to travel to London ❤️ thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for sharing your story! Hope you get to travel to London soon!
"sorry i cant speak in an american accent"
*proceeds prononces better perfectly in american accent*
haha, thanks
I laughed so hard at that 😂
When I was little I used to ( and still do) watch a lot of American tv shows and movies from which I developed an American accent. I can do many other accents like a British accent or an Indian accent and Arabian accent etc. I wanted to show my mom this video because she wanted to know how to to a British accent because she works with British/American people
Wow thank you so much for this video i'am from iran and i'm in B1 level and i'm practicing my british accent everyday and for improve my accent i'm watching (lusifer,peacky blinders that was so helpful for me) and you speack amazingly well.
One thing i wanna say about you is your hair's soo butiful❤️❤️❤️
Hey! As soon as I started watching the video I found this lovely coincidence, I happen to have Polish roots and I completely love your name. I'm also planning on naming my future daughter Agnieszka. Great video! Take care of yourself and I wish you the best.
This helped me . British is the only thing I’m trying to speak right now
Same
Same
Im American, and I feel like how you pronounce our English words is great! Thanks for the insight, you're a great teacher!
You're American accent is perfect
haha, thank you :)
Hi
@@english_with_aga hi
*Yuor'e
It's amazing. Am a first timer trying to fix myself in british English. I hope to improve soonest.
Omg you are so under rated .you deserve 10 million subscribers
Me- can't
My English teacher- COUUUAAAANNN'T
Me- ok jeez... m8...
I come here after watching Harry Potter!😂😂😂
I just wanna feel more British today 🌝🌚
Yup we wanna sound more like some federal boys 😎
Tubbo made me watch this
@@Mauwwp And Wilber made me watch this
george made me watch this
Tommy made me watch this
I'm Chinese I can speak both accents but I can not control it on my own in many cases... But I do speak American accent more than British one. Lol. I hope this video can help me build British accent.
Great video ! Very well explained as usual !!
Busuu, LingBodie, etc ... are also very useful web resources for language learning.
Agnieszka ... You're awesome! ❤️
Thank you :3 , In my country we have more American accent but I want to learn British accent too
Thank you so much, my daughter is engaged to a wonderful British citizen and he’s a bit homesick because he’s “bean” working here for 2 years. I’ve been trying to use a British accent around him to make him laugh😊 and you have really helped out!! *bean is how I’ve been using the word been. I hope it’s correct??
Alright time to watch every single Harry Potter movie!
Well explained, very clearly and simply. Thank you for your teaching
Not me trying to get a British accent so I could become a British Minecraft player-
I KNEW IT LMAO
AHHAHHA SAME
...
Just killed a woman, feeling good.
@@Silliestg00s3 DFNBHSJ
I found the comment i was looking for!
Instead of sleeping I spent the night learning how to be British now I can’t focus on school
Trying to sound like Millie too?
@@vampirelover2087 yes 😭
Out of all the English accents, you picked the one that sounds alot more posh like Elizabeth Hurley or Hugh Grant or Gillian Anderson (when she puts on her English accent). Why is that? I was born in England but grew up in Minneapolis . When I put on an English accent I can only do the Essex one. D'ya know what I mean? haha
Obviously since people have to immitate the native British speakers, they are gonna listen to the people they know and develop a similar accent. Not the variety of random accents from all over England.
curious bird they can go from ‘queens english’ which is posh or ‘geordie’ my accent or ‘yorkshire’ which is quite nasal
I was born in london I can do this one
no one absolutely no one:
me: Watching this video so when I shift realities to hogwarts nobody suspects me to be american
Sophie Magnusen I FEEL SO ATTACKED 😔
same but i just realized i can script it
THATS EXACTLY WHAT IM DOING LMKNFBEHMNFJVHG
BAHAHHAH ME
I’m gonna script that I have one so I can come back with one 😏😏😏
I'm an English teacher and for the past few months, I've been trying to sound more British. The one time that I went to England I was told that my English was super American and I sort of liked it. But lately, I've been feeling such a connection to the UK for some reason that I don't know whatsoever, that I'm trying to change the way I sound. In my mind, when I'm thinking in English, I already sound British, but the hard part comes when I speak. The American accent just comes so naturally, it's annoying. So right now I'm trying to read everything out loud so I can force myself to speak with a British accent. It's been some difficult weeks trying to do that but I'm getting there...
Glad to read someone’s on a similar path. This is encouraging.
i love it when you tried to hold in your laugh when you said duty, you are such a great and funny educator.-- thank you.
Haha, thanks! I appreciate it :)
Many thanks Agnieszka for your advice!
I am British, you’ve got it spot on well done! I agree there are a lot of accents in Britain, I’m from southern England
Does she sound native to you? I'm wondering what her accent sounds to natives
@@gabrieltheotonio8182 yes, because where i'm from the majority of people try to sound like us, but if i were from Scotland she would be changing a few words and sounding different, same goes for someone from New York and someone from Texas.
Now I'm british.
Oi mate, you lookin cheeky today. How about we go and catch us some fish n' chips?
Oi, bruv. Have you got thee papA money?
@@rob_olmstead sounds jolly mate
I have a play I’m supposed to be in and I really needed to have a British accent for my role, this really helps thank you
Wonderful video to learn about british accent and i hope that i'll speak more confidently british language than i think 😊
the way she said "better" with the american T's had some strong valley girl energy lmao
Looks like I'm binge watching Peppa pig now-
(I'm trying to learn how to do Tommy's accent)
OH MY GOD I REALLY THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE HOLY CRAP-
Nottingham
is where Tommy is from
If you are looking for that search up a Nottingham accent to learn from :>
samee
OMG sameeee
Tubbo made watch this😳😳😳
Your video is really interesting...the "Received English" is taught in the public schools. British English speakers are non-rhotic while American English "General American" or "Newscaster speech" is rhotic. However, New Yorkers and Bostonians generally are non-rhotic speakers...some southern accents are non-rhotic too. The original British Accent was close to Standard American rhotic speech. When the lower classes in England began to rise in status during the Industrial Revolution, they devised an accent that would make them sound more cultured which was the start of "Received Pronunciation". So the American accent is actually the older accent! You sound wonderful, btw. I was in broadcasting for a time, so I had to study and rid myself of my NY accent.
You mean that Americans have been speaking with an older British English accent since the American Revolution? That’s brilliant! I read a book about how the expressions and phrases Americans have always used are in fact British slang. I’m American and anything that I learn about the history of British people, their language makes me giddy, and proud. British English is connected to American English language and are very similar. Am I missing something and saying that incorrectly? I read a book about Americans are not aware that they are not only speaking American English they’re speaking British English and using British slang. That just makes me feel better and quite chuffed. I subscribe to britbox and I have learned so much in 6 years from watching the shows EastEnders and Coronation Street. I’ve had a fondness for British language and slang for most of my life. I could share the shows I watched as a teenager, but it’d take up more space.
I could just listen to you talk all day.
Thank you dear
I thought there are two Horns on your head, after finding my reading glasses came two know that its a Mirror Frame in background.
I wonder what Elizabeth I, Queen of England, would have sounded like. She is my favorite woman in history.
cause she's THEE queen innit?
@@epicfilms4life507 Innit as isn't right?? 😂😂
@@SunshinePrecuious lol yep 😂😂
This video is enormously helpful. I can finally take the piss out of my British friends. Thank you.
There are always a few words that give me trouble, such as “that is all” and “brilliant”. There is something about words that end with or contain the letter “L”, as well as words that end with the letter “T” that are impossible for me to get out without sounding like I’m trying to be British... Any advice?
(I was going to leave a comment about the frame of the mirror behind you making it look like you have horns, but it looks like someone already did that.)
Thanks so much mam u really helped me
I actually have cousins from UK and I want a accent from British I’m new and I’m really looking forward to your channel❤️
British English is so cute and beautiful i just love it i
have a mixed accent between American and British and i want the British side to take over lol
I don’t get how people want a british accent,i have a strong british accent and I absolutely despise it
Her: "There's no such thing as a British accent"
Her later on in the video: "Sorry, I don't speak with an American accent"
Me: "Why is there even a word called ACCENT?"
Most people : I wanna learn how to sound British so I can get casted in a movie!
Me: I wanna sound like Tom Felton! 🍏
Me: I WANNA IMPRESS PPL😌
@@urgeniusINTPgirl I completely forgot I made this comment 😂
@@anniewilliams8073 so how did it work?
@@urgeniusINTPgirl mmm i stooped after about 5 minutes so idk 😂
@@anniewilliams8073 ohh no😭 lol where ru from btw
You clarified alot in your video! Thanks!
I'm in the Uk and thank you for the wonderful tips! ^-^
mobile instead of cell phone. Lift instead of elevator. Bin instead of trash. "Carriage" instead of garage. pudding instead of dessert. biscuit instead of cookie.
Pudding instead of dessert?
A very suspicious eggplant yes that’s how I say it (I’m british)
Zack Russel Right! Carriage instead of garage!? Carriage instead of car. Yes,I know, sounds odd at first but then I personally find American English illogical. A carriage on a train is a carriage in English, in American English it’s a car! I know! Flashlight makes laugh too, because you know, it doesn’t flash! In English it’s a torch! And some torches have a “flash” function! It makes them flash!
I say mobile and phone hardly ever say cell phone. I usually say lift but occasionally say elevator. I always say bin and not trash. I always say garage never said carriage for a garage. I usually say desert but may also say pudding. Also biscuit are the ones that go in milk and stuff you know what a mean and cookies are the ones with chocolate chips in them ((I sometimes call cookies biscuits and biscuits cookies.)) I am british :P
I knew it was biscuit instead of cookie because in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix McGonagall tells Harry to have a biscuit.
it's quarantine and i'm tryna sound like emma watson and tom felton-
mood
i just want to walk into my new school next year and speak british and pretend harry styles is my uncle and see how long it lasts 💀💀💀
Clear and crisp vowels.
Just the best accent ever!!
MY EYES ARE BLESSED AFTER WATCHING THIS VIDEO YOUR ACCENT IS AMAZING OH MY GOSH
Thank you :)
@@english_with_aga np :) btw i meant ears hahha
other people learning how to do this for fun or actually trying
me: want to sound like georgenotfound
Oh hello fellow mcyt fan
Im not alone :'>
HEHEHE SAME-
onfg same-
"Uk is such a big country". Cries in Lesotho
I needed to learn for my dnd character LOL
this video was very helpful and now I can speak British-English >:3
Thanks for posting this! I’m voicing a few Characters in a Thomas fan project and needed this.
not me watching this so i can have an good accent and memorize dream smp quotes with it✋🏽💀
Samee
dreamsexual
You kinda look like Cersei Lannister
OMG YAS!
Not really, more like Sara Pascoe.
who?
i am not expert, i ve been also trying to develop a british accent for a while, for me you dont sound british, where are you from? or are just the examples with a british accent? , because to develop an accent is not just about pronunciation but about intonation and rhythm.
In You UK I've already heard 238721983271983712 different accents.
@@bishbish9111 .... wow
I think she is from Poland. Her name 'Agnieszka' is one of typical polish names.
Nice little video. Picked up a lot of info that I will use for sure. Thank you for making these.
Everyone:B R I T I S
me:HORNS!
pov: you're harrie or louie trying to sound british like them
Literally me.
How did you know!?
@@vashappeninash176 I know everything 😼
@@ceciliacoronel1354 oh 🧐🧐🧐🧐
Thank you. This video was so enjoyable.
i'm voice acting for my show and i really need this for one of my characters-
what show? i wanna watch it genuinely now
@@hi-zb5we accefjjsjgj i never really post anything about it so i don't have anything for you but thank you ‘:)
@@SkittlezKandi ohhh ok
Thank you for this video I learned a lot on how to speak a little bit of British because of this video.
Thanks for the tips!
People:learning this for travel reasons Me:learning this for a ciel phantomhive cosplay-
Mood
watching this after watching the Harry Potter Reunion 🙌🏽
I have to voice act with a british accent so I'm trying to quickly learn this before tomorrow😂😂😂
Thank you madam I wish you could do more videos on the British English. Bravo
usłyszałem twój akcent i rzekome nauki - dziękuję, ale nie skorzystam. Mówisz po prostu za wooooolllnnoooooo :)
Amazing. Dziękuję :)
Proszę!
5 minute the videos 9:13
Thank you, i need to learn british accent for a role im auditioning for a voice acting role on a youtube channel
I speak American English but in some formal events I prefer the British accent.. in early schools I had British teachers. You are lovely... ❤❤❤❤
I’m trying to do this for video. Thank you for your help.