prolly depends on the region. i used to hear it up here in portland like 15 years ago but i think the californians (who pronounce it nishe) drove it out of the local accent during their mass movement up here
@@teddyperkins3406it's a-duh-dass, with no particular syllable stress. Americans put too much stress on the i, it's not adeedas. It's German so if the company wanted it pronounced the American way it would be spelt adiedas lol
@@karlschreiber-woods6743 there is a common stereotype/joke that the British don't take care of their teeth. So the idea of going to a dentist is foreign to them.
Literally watched a video today where an american PhD grad biologist says "nitch", instead of "neesh". Video entitled: - *_"What is a human?" is a surprisingly hard question | ft. @GutsickGibbon_* ... by Forrest Valkai, where she says it at 13 : 53.
I haven’t owned brand name sneakers or followed sports in 30 years. How do you pronounce Adidas? Hell I’m not sure how to spell it because I don’t really care.
@@vamvam7690yeah brits dont really place emphasis anywhere specific in the word whereas americans place the emphasis on the second syllable. Addy-das VS Ah-DEE-das
I think no such thing exists coz different behavioral thinking. American one is kind of "Ordinary people". British one is kind of "The Glass of Water".
@@biancaknezic1971 Well, if she’s gonna make fun of that one, she might as well take a shot at “turtle” and just about every word that has a ‘t’ in the middle of it somewhere… 😛
@@areascoda2912 That's a US thing. This part 3 is a continuation, in previous parts she told her right away about her pronunciation, while in this one to continue with that timeline and also her frustration and now resignation, she's preferring to not say much.
Some people do, however I was taught in high school that the correct pronunciation was “neesh”. Most Americans are aware of the pronunciation discrepancy and avoid it, especially in more educated circles.
@@tinahickman6300aparently it’s a Mid West thing seen mostly in the older generations (that’s what some people were saying 🤷♀️) I’ve never heard anyone, anywhere pronounce it that way personally 😅
As an American, I’ve genuinely never heard an American pronounce it “nitch.” Maybe some do in another part of the country by I myself have never heard it.
I’m in the US and I’ve never heard an American say “nitch” only “neesh”. Wonder if it’s a regional thing? In California for what it’s worth. Also my wife is British so this is us all the time. We basically take shots at each other all the time over the proper way to say things 😂
American here and I’ve never once heard anyone pronounce it “nitch”. Also “then would be pronounced ” is a horrible argument for how to pronounce things in English, where read is pronounced like lead unless it’s pronounced like lead
The more i watch these as an American the more i agree with some of your pronunciations 😂 The fact the brit doesnt know what a dentist is is the best kind of subtle humor
“discombobulates in crumpets” is crazy 💀💀 also i love the flip because people are constantly making fun of British people but now the tables have turned lol
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Meanwhile non english speakers: You are speaking the same language
A different accent can make yourself not be understood despute speaking the same language
No, yo no soy un English speaker y disfruto muchisimo con estos sketches. Tambien los compartment con otros amigos y se mueren de la risa tambien
Naouur
I Hear the difference but can't tell who is who ...the blonde is right tho 😅
I don’t think they sound the same
i’m american i say “neesh” not nitch lol
I'm Californian. This is the first time I heard someone say "nitch," and she's not American. 🤔
ok so I'm learning now that this is a regional thing 😅 apparently they say "nitch" in the midwest
@@helen_christie Aw fam, the Midwest also pronounces "hello" with a W & D.
We do not
What is this blasphemy on the Midwest? I’ve live in Illinois (suburbs out of Chicago) my whole life and say it like “neesh”
“✨AvAdRa KeDrAva✨” got me dead, literally🤣💀
Thank you! I couldn’t make out what she was trying to say but I had a feeling it was a Harry Potter spell
It was funny but what does AvARa KeDrAva even mean?
@@RyanWynn-t3bIt's a killing curse. Basically, it's a forbidden spell that cause anyone you use the spell on to instantly die
Now that you rewrite it here, it's giving off abra-cadabra vibes.
@@WyzGyzEntertainmentthere are literally subtitles
I’ve never heard an American say Nitch 😅😂
Occasionally a student attempting to sound it out when reading. That's about it
An ecological niche (nitch)
i have but only very occasionally
Brits love making things up
I live in the South and I've met quite a few ppl who pronounce it as nitch 💀
I love being a non native English speaker and mixing up word pronunciations from different cultures. Whatever sounds best to me is what I'll use 😌
That's the best way to go, as an American, pronounce the word as you see fit. It's all good!
it's all the same now i think the most difficult is toronto(canada) baltimore (us) and england all around come up with the weirdest words
Same
Imagine calling a child’s pronunciation “culture”
Good fow yew ❤
Same. I pronounce "better", "speed" and some other words only in Australian accent mimmicking John Cadogan, the guy with best accent in the world.
I live in America and no one has even said “nitch”
I have heard nitch, nish and neesh. Just depends on context I guess.
Yeah same
I was about to post the same thing. Never heard it pronounced that way
I say it both ways 🫣
prolly depends on the region. i used to hear it up here in portland like 15 years ago but i think the californians (who pronounce it nishe) drove it out of the local accent during their mass movement up here
That "Adidas" was personal😂
wait, what was wrong with the way she said adidas? do brits not pronounce it like that?
@@teddyperkins3406 yes
@@teddyperkins3406it's a-duh-dass, with no particular syllable stress.
Americans put too much stress on the i, it's not adeedas. It's German so if the company wanted it pronounced the American way it would be spelt adiedas lol
@@thylartThing is English is weird, and words sometimes aren’t spelled the way they’re pronounced.
@@thylartAlso when I say Adidas I’m speaking English not German ❤
"eveda kedevra"😂❤
@HanYunJiit’s a death spell
Its from the Bible....Cadaver..
@HanYunJi its a spell in harry potter which if casted on a person will kill that person
@HanYunJiabracadabra I think
@@mikhagar it’s ‘avada kedavra’
It’s a spell in Harry Potter that kills the person it’s casted at lol
The judgement is silent yet present in volumes incromprehensible to mankind
❌ JUDGEMENT
✅ JUDGMENT
"I'm just gonna run out to my dentist appointment." "your what?"
*you what now?
@@karlschreiber-woods6743 denTist
@@karlschreiber-woods6743 I think it's a joke about how British people have bad/crooked teeth
@@karlschreiber-woods6743 Den_ist vs Dentist
@@karlschreiber-woods6743 there is a common stereotype/joke that the British don't take care of their teeth. So the idea of going to a dentist is foreign to them.
As an American, I have never heard anyone say "Nitch"
Literally watched a video today where an american PhD grad biologist says "nitch", instead of "neesh". Video entitled:
- *_"What is a human?" is a surprisingly hard question | ft. @GutsickGibbon_*
... by Forrest Valkai, where she says it at 13 : 53.
Maybe you need to get out more. 🤔
Realizing as a non native speaker I sometimes pronounce word British way sometimes american 😅
her videos aren’t accurate lmao. american people don’t pronounce words like this
@@mallarieluvsgirls We do pronounce words like this, except for the niche one.
Same, I realized that I pronounced either as “ayther”, which is apparently the British way
@@celinnec.valdez9995it’s only some british people that say ‘eyether’- i’m british and i say ‘eether’
@@florallycloverI’m English and I also say
‘ee-ther’
Some Brits definitely do say ‘aye-ther’ but not that many in my experience 🤷♀️
i don't think I've ever heard a grown adult say "nitch" instead of niche...
avada kedavra got me 😂😂😂😂
Looks like not many people are catching it, they all should get it!
"I wish i *deeeeedn't* 😬"
Got me laughing
Have you seen my addidas sneekers
I wIsH i DidNt
I haven’t owned brand name sneakers or followed sports in 30 years. How do you pronounce Adidas? Hell I’m not sure how to spell it because I don’t really care.
@@wdwerkerIt is pronounced like A-Di-Das
@@JaphetgreggEspina thanks ! I would have probably added a t in there somewhere. Ah de tas ?
@@wdwerkerin UK most people say
‘ah-dih-das’ whereas I think most Americans say ‘ah-DEE-das’ 🤷♀️
@@vamvam7690yeah brits dont really place emphasis anywhere specific in the word whereas americans place the emphasis on the second syllable. Addy-das VS Ah-DEE-das
✨aVaDa kAdEvRa✨ 😂
I've never heard any American say nitch, either you know the word and know how to pronounce it, or you don't know it at all lmao
Lots of Americans say nitch. Happens frequently in all different regions. True confession: I used to say it that way until someone corrected me. Oops.
lots of people say it here. georgian here 🙋
Where's the part where the American mocks the British at the end? That's always my fav
That was always least favourite. It’s always more fun when the Brit mocks the American. 😂
@@PooMonkeyManno
@@PooMonkeyMan the brit making fun of American was my least favorite
I think no such thing exists coz different behavioral thinking. American one is kind of "Ordinary people". British one is kind of "The Glass of Water".
@@PooMonkeyMan 💯 %
✨️EveDa KadAVrA✨️
Americans be like “Hairy pawdurr”
The avadra kadavra had me dying😭😭😭
as an american, i can confirm i have never in my life heard someone say "nitch"
"I wish I didn't" 😂😂 I lost it
I wish I ‘dee-dent’*
😅
Why is “dentist appointment” a “what now?” I don’t undastaand.
Americans say denist British peolle say denTisT
@@biancaknezic1971ahhh ok. She said it so fast that I missed it.
@@zamnelna Den tist__ american
I thought it was a dig at British bad teeth.
@@biancaknezic1971 Well, if she’s gonna make fun of that one, she might as well take a shot at “turtle” and just about every word that has a ‘t’ in the middle of it somewhere… 😛
I’ve only heard British people say nitch
I’ve never heard _anyone_ say ‘nitch’ 😅
Same 😂
Nobody in Britain says nitch. But then I haven't heard any Americans say it nitch either. Could be a regional thing in the USA.
Triggers me every time when someone pronounces it as “nitch” 😂
good, haha
But yeah, I guess we all have our own literary pet peeves.
“ I wish I - deed’nt” 😂
It’s the passive aggression for me😂😂😂😂
That is the british style actually
@@areascoda2912not really, a lot of Brits are kinda blunt lol
@@areascoda2912 That's a US thing. This part 3 is a continuation, in previous parts she told her right away about her pronunciation, while in this one to continue with that timeline and also her frustration and now resignation, she's preferring to not say much.
I live in America and I have never heard someone say niche as nitch before do people say it that way??
No they don't
Some people do, however I was taught in high school that the correct pronunciation was “neesh”. Most Americans are aware of the pronunciation discrepancy and avoid it, especially in more educated circles.
@@tinahickman6300aparently it’s a Mid West thing seen mostly in the older generations (that’s what some people were saying 🤷♀️)
I’ve never heard anyone, anywhere pronounce it that way personally 😅
literally the first time i heard someone say it that way was earlier today and i was so confused (the person saying it was american tho)
"discombobulates in crumpets" is a banger line that I wish people talked about more
I need the American girl to go crazy at the end lol
Wait till they pull out their Harry Potter books, only for the American to bring "the sorcerers stone"
This needs to be done 😂
*dicombobulates in crumpets* 😂
As an American, I’ve genuinely never heard an American pronounce it “nitch.” Maybe some do in another part of the country by I myself have never heard it.
THE END OMG 😂😂😂😂😂❤
Bro she tried killing her with the killing spell 💀💀💀
i have never heard an american pronounce niche that way in my life
I wish we could have seen the American person on smoke after snapping from the British person’s remarks
Lmao, not the Avada Kedavra! 😂
That low key avada kedavra...we all did that at some point to someone, wishing magic was true at that moment.
USA here. I've never heard another American pronounce "niche" as "nitch". Maybe it's a regional thing. Who knows? These videos are hilarious!!
Gee, she must be fun at parties.😮
Precisely...educating ignorant North Americans 🎉
Bet you she screams the n word if black people agitate her 😂
I’m in the US and I’ve never heard an American say “nitch” only “neesh”. Wonder if it’s a regional thing? In California for what it’s worth.
Also my wife is British so this is us all the time. We basically take shots at each other all the time over the proper way to say things 😂
American here, it bothers me so much when people say 'nitch' instead of niche. There's no t??? WHY DO SOME AMERICANS DO THIS I DON'T UNDERSTAND...
You’ve actually heard people say that? I’d be curious to know what part of the country. Maybe it’s a regional variation?
I guess J.K.Rowlimg intended us to pronounce Quiddich as Quidishe 😂
Since I was born, I've never been able to figure out which one's the wig 🙂
AvAdaCdAvRa KaDvRa got me rolling on the floor 😂😂😂
They are so smiliar yet so different
✨ AvAdDa KadUbWa ✨got me rolling 😂
These are only fun when the American dunks on the Brit. ARRY PO-UH
“Have you seen my adidas sneakers??”
“i wIsH i DiDnT”
0:18
Magnificent as always. However I miss the endings of part 1 and 2. Really , I love it. Actually, it is my favourite part of the sketches.
✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻 needs more of a slam dunk ending
As an American, nobody say nitch. We say niche
Love it. You do need to put your captions up a little bit higher on the screen though. Partially blocked by a product icon on the left of the screen
*discombobulates in crumpets*
Had me rolling 😂😂😂
No way America said that about Harry Potter 😡😡
*discombobulates in crumpets* got me wheezing on the floor😅😂😂😂😅😅😅
More videos like this, please 😂
American here and I’ve never once heard anyone pronounce it “nitch”. Also “then would be pronounced ” is a horrible argument for how to pronounce things in English, where read is pronounced like lead unless it’s pronounced like lead
We need Moar!
She took it personally 😂😂😂
The British don't go to the dentist. Lol.
You smoking somethin?
I didn't get that part too 😂
🤓
That _was_ the joke 🤦🏼♀️😅
Yea that's why I'm laughing at it. 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦@@vamvam7690
as an american i thought nitch was a brit thing but apparently its an american thing 😭 im convinced no one says it like that at this point,
“I wish I DEED-dint!” 😂
“✨AvAdA kEdAvRa✨” greatest words ever spoken
These are so funny 😂😂 Brilliant work..
"Your what now?" 😂 so subtle hahahahh
Reminds me of that one Peter Rabbit movie scene lol
Avadea kreadvae got me laughing on the floor😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That face is definitely discombobulating in crumpets. 😂😂😂
By saying "I wish I DEEdn't" she accidentally became Australian
Can you make more of these videos i could not stop laughing 😅
Glad, she didn't pull out "Bottle of Water" this time.
AvAdA kEdAvRa the way you said it! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I knew someone who pronounced "quiche" as quickie. Hahahahah 😅
I heard someone pronounce it as
‘kwee-shee’ once 😅
I heard someone pronounce it as ‘kwee-shee’ once 😅
The more i watch these as an American the more i agree with some of your pronunciations 😂 The fact the brit doesnt know what a dentist is is the best kind of subtle humor
"I wish I deedn't" lmao💀
I’m an American and yet all my words I talk British or, and I quote…
“BRI’ISH!”
*discombobulates in crumpets* had me wheezing 😂
the avada kedavra i cant 😂😭
Bro - she got TRIGGERED 💀💀💀
“discombobulates in crumpets” is crazy 💀💀 also i love the flip because people are constantly making fun of British people but now the tables have turned lol
Avada kedavra sent me 😂😂😂😂
Avooda koodava ✨✨💅😂😂 i died
I've heard more british people say "nitch" than americans 😂😂😂😂
I’ve never heard anyone say it that way lol maybe it’s rare 😅
The "Avadakadavra" >:D
The little avada kadavra at the end😂😂
That's codswallop, if you ask me!
Whole group of us confused who says "nitch" 😂😂😂
Seriously, we need more or these please 😂 Can watch them over and over 🙌🏼
The whispering killing curse😂😂😂
Where's the aggression? The trauma of the brit 😂😂
The lil ✨avada kedavra✨ got me rolling 🤣
Not her acting like English has actual rules 😂
I have never heard an american say “nitch” before💀
I heard "nitch" and my heart skipped a beat.
Yeah, "nitch" is just foul no matter what continent you're on.
The mocking 😂
Discombobulated in crumpets 😂😂😂