So Bangladeshi people spoke with British accent but nowadays they speak both. It's neither American nor British. It is called mixed accent. In Bangladesh, written English is dominated by British English but accent is controlled by American English superseding British English
Good to see Aqsa back 🇧🇩 shes looking pretty ❤ Sophia thought her accent was Middle Eastern. I guess Bangladesh is really hard to guess for others, even in the previous videos people were struggling to identify Bangladeshis by appearance and accent 😅
yeah as a british person with a bangladeshi ethnicity, my cousins in bangladesh have quite a mixed accent because my other cousins are american and my bangladeshi cousins pick up both of our accents 😭 one of my cousins have a full british accent because he likes bullying me but it really depends who u pick up ur english from
No she's not. I appreciate the encouragement the she makes fair amount of mistakes while speaking. Maybe because she gets nervous but she's pretty polite which is beautiful❤
I think American accent more easy than UK accent even though in Malaysia have a few people use UK but for me i better USA accent.. So overall its our comfort to use some accent.. Don't compare to others.. Try to open ur mind baby❤❤
🇧🇩Bangladeshies have their own accent actually (little bit like Indian, and sometimes similar to British and American) that's why the judge is confused!😊✨
Malaysian English and Singaporean English are almost the same. We used to be one country, and both countries have the same ethnic groups (mainly Malay, Chinese, and Indian). However, there is no single specific accent for the whole country because it depends on the person's social background. Depending on whom we are speaking to, we will adjust our speech to make it easier for the other party to understand. As Amanda explained, she is Malaysian Chinese but grew up speaking English in her household. So, it's not weird that her accent is not influenced by Chinese. Since American movies and shows are more common here, we actually speak in a more American way than British, even though we learn UK English at school.
Ok Please translate this : I lost my blek beg in the ehpot and need to go to the cahpak to to get a tempelery pass but it's Oki laah. Also Ken. This is how a majority of Singaporean and Malaysians speak English.
Majority of Singaporeans yes but Malaysians? Not majority of them will speak like that. In fact not all Malaysians can speak English especially from the villages.
@@tevikumares5022 Agree. Been working as an OFW in Sg for 25 years and travelled frequently to Malaysia and nearby countries so I can discern what nationality the person I am talking to came from. Malaysian Chinese and Malay especially from kampungs are not fluent in English. In Sg it’s more Singlish than anything else.
@@baldeagledelta3482nah, girl. I'm from Malaysia village too. But I but in school when we speaking english almost of them can fluent on english, even if we can fluent in english still some can understanding so well... And yah in school also when we speak english our teacher, we don't ever try to use 'lah' on behind except the ppl who use english in daily routine the could have a habit by using lah on behind.
@@tevikumares5022 dude don't be respectful to my country like that!! If people can't speak english than you're it's normal thing happen in asia. Some korean know their own language rather than speak english. It's normal some people can speak English and other not. Just don't compare each other,we still have the good and bad from our side
14:48 Correction: English is not the "second" official language in Bangladesh. Constitution of Bangladesh doesn't mention any kind of official languages, Bangla is given the "national language" status. But English is still very dominant, higher education & legal judgements are given in English. Traditionally British English & orthography is used, but Gen Z feels more comfortable using American English (including me). Love from BD❤️🇧🇩
@@garnedmatser sorry I never read the constitution of India. Last time when I had seen the Wikipedia article on India it was written national language as Hindi & English.
The Indian and Filipino girls were consistent. They were not faking their accents so she figured them out easily. She guessed them in two rounds. Personally, I love how South Africa reads in English.
The Bangladeshi girls pronunciation is not as the most of the people of Bangladeshi ... But i will support her .... She is kinda.. good❤ By the way iam from Bangladesh 😅❤❤
As a British Bangladeshi, whenever I go to Bangladesh to visit, the people who speak good English sound exactly like her (except for the old people, who sound like Shashi Tharoor, lol).
Really? My accent is almost exactly the same. Literally everyone I know speaks like that. Except for my dad's generation and previous generations of course
@@safsta786 that's the thing actually i will say its much more complex than just one accent one nation. in Bangladesh, it's more like mixed and everyone have kind of their own twisted English version.
It is important to note that the Indian English accent can not be easily stereotyped or generalised . India is linguistically rich and diverse country ,with multiple regions contributing to the overall tapestry of Indian English.India s linguistic diversity is reflected in the various English accents found across its regions .Each area has its own distinct characteristics influenced by the local languages spoken . The English spoken in southern India often carries influences from Dravidian languages such as Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam . The accent might include rolling "r" sounds and specific intonation patterns. Northeastern India ,with its with its array of languages such as Assamese,Manipuri and various tribal languages ,English here often features softer tones and sometimes a more rhythmic intonation ,influenced by Tibeto Burman linguistic traits. Northern India, with languages like Hindi , punjabi and Urdu ,tends to have English accents influenced by these languages . Common features include clear enunciation of vowels and certain retroflex sounds. In Eastern Indian states like Bihar, West bengal and Odisha ,English accents may be influenced by languages like Bhojpuri ,Bengali and odia . This often results in softer consonant sounds and unique stress patterns. In Western Indian states like Maharastra and Gujarat where Marathi and Gujarati is prevalent ,English accents might include flatter intonation and distinctive pronounciation patterns . These variations make it challenging to stereotype a single " Indian English accent ", as each region contributes its unique linguistic flavor to the way English is spoken.
Still you can tell who is Indian by their accent 🤷♀️ unless they went to international school where they studied in certain curriculum ( British or American) Not trying to stereotype but Indians do have thick accents in few words, neither it’s American nor British, it’s something Indians modified after speaking English for quite some time ( as your school curriculum mostly in English) like V, W, R etc sounds can be easily detected.
@@SadiaIslamShouki You should discover more about it. Discovering the English accents from regions like Nagaland ,Mizoram, Manipu, Meghalaya and Arunachal pradesh will be an eye opening .
@@lakhyasdiary5762 Well, as non Indian who grow up watching Indian content, whether Movies, dramas, interviews etc( I am fluent in Hindi as well) This is what I noticed, People who speak good English in India has a particular accent.( particular words they say are very common) Yes, of course people around the region will certainly sound different. because of their own language but still certain words, they tend to pronounce similarly. Manipur, Nagaland etc people have a different tone (their hindi has this tone as well,because their own language has this tone) In my country, areas like Chittagong and Sylhet have totally different languages which is quite different from Bangla, so when they talk Bangla, you can guess where they are from, because of their tone, they are pronouncing every Bangla word very clearly and properly yet when they gather all the word in a sentence, you can see the tone, you can differentiate the same tone in their English too.They pronounce most English word as they are( USA/ UK) but when they say a whole sentence you can see their country tonality in it.
South Africans typically have different accents if you hear your South African friend sounding like something the next South African might sound like from a different country
Agreed. I'm South African and because my mother tongue is English, I sound like I'm from the UK. However, if you speak to someone who speaks Afrikaans as their first language, they tend to have a bit of a Dutch accent. Of course it also depends where in South Africa you live; there's variations in accents between Johannesburg and Cape Town for example.
Fellow south African here and yeah it depends on what part of south Africa you're from, accents can vary a lot. Mine for example can sound more British sometimes
The Indian has a very different accent, it's like Nigerians you recognize the accent from afar, but the South African is also obvious that she is African from her voice and the way she speaks, I recognize the way an African speaks from afar, it's generally different. Even some Africans born in the diaspora have a particular voice (I believe it is linked to the way we make various sounds)
Actually we don't sound how Americans portray us ..Also we speak different languages so our accent is also different...Indians also have different accent which is different to each other in India .... Her accent is most common accent in India especially in North part (because east, west, northeast , south people have different accents in english and it's not necessary their language will influence their english language) That's 💯 an Indian accent
@@RiyaAdvani7Without searching on internet answer this question - how many scheduled languages does India have in Indian constitution ? You racist😡😡😡😡😡
No it's not. Have you lived in Bangladesh? Bangladesh people's way of speaking English is almost exactly the same as West Bengal speakers because both are native Bangla speakers & the way they speak their native language affects their pronunciation in other languages. That's why Bangladesh people tend to say "parsonality" (personality), "parson" (person), "wark" (work), "bard" (bird). It's all about phonetics. Just like how many Mainland Chinese seem to say rad (red), axercise (exercise) & kicks (cakes).
I am an Indian Bengali and my accent goes quite well with the Bangladeshi girl. Basically, i am trying to Imoly, there is no one single accent for Indians.
I am also Bengali from west Bengal..but i dont think our accent is same with bangladeshi English.. our English accent is completely same with north indian accent..
That Bangladeshi girl has a perfect Bangladeshi English accent. We have mixed UK & USA accents. But there is an exception, those who learn English from Indian institutions have more Indian accents. Actual Bangladeshi accent is lot softer than the Indian. Similar to the Pakistani English accent. Moreover, it depends on which country they are living now. In indian accent they don't pronounce “r” but I always do. Most of people in my country pronounce “r”. In Indian accent they strictly avoid r sound. That makes a lot difference in both accents. I don't speak in USA accent but I use lots of common words from USA English. Most of the Bangladeshi University students have accent like her. Bangladeshi English accent is not definitely Indian accent. When I was kids I always watched people on TV speak in a perfect soft British English like BBC. Later Indian speaking people starts many English medium schools that was chepear option for middle-class people. I think that was the way the Indian accent expands in Bangladesh. Personally, I have seen a few people who have Indian type accent. I would say it's just two percent. As a south Asian English there is a few thing in common but not the same. (I think the whole India have leant their English from South Indian. It seems to me they speak English in South Indian style. It could be true or not.) In this video host telling again and again that Bangladeshi girl have South African accent but it's not true either. African accent is way different than South Asian English. African English is faster and has some common expression that we Bangladeshi never use. I think she never heard actual South African accent. And please guys stop telling fake accent or accent faking. There is no fake accent in this world. English is not our mother tongue. In our whole life we try to learn and adopt as much as we cane. The accent is just a different learning ability for individuals. Lot of love for the Bangladeshi girl. I love her outfit as well. Soft, decent and beautiful ❤️
if i didnt watch the other video of them before i watched this, i wouldnt have guessed she’s from bangladesh 😭 she’s so pretty by the way, i kept staring at her cuz she really looks so pretty 😵💫✨
How versatile is our Bangladeshis are!! Excellent. Usually we forget that Bangladeshis picks up more than 3/4 languages as we love to learn other cultures.
Yes. I agree. And all natural or innate. Nothing copy or wanna-be. Filipino has the best accent and pronounciation for me, just plain, soft, clear and clean.
Oh it’s Aksa maybe it’s her 3rd or 4th appearance on here idk but I love her personality so much. I follow her on instagram. She is so wholesome 😭🇧🇩 please keep inviting her
English is the first, second and third official language of 106 countries among 223 countries of the world including Bangladesh. English language is used as an official language in most countries of the world so that it is announced to be an international language by UNESCO.English is the second highest language club of the world.
Girl what are you saying! We are not close to Indian accent at all, we mix American and British English accent. Bangladeshi people mostly talk like when she introduced herself at first
As i Pakistani i just was sure from the day one she was Banlali*/indian/Pakistani some how they all are strikingly similar. Thank you for a nice video! 📸
@@Mallikaaa_04 probably!? Some believe no one knows how Indus civilization ended. Pendanic? Natural disaster?, war etc. anyway, but that's for sure because of the indian subcontinent most recently. Thanks!
When I first move to Canada from Bangladesh, I went to a fiend’s home and didn’t see him so I left. Later he called me and asked me why I went to his home, and I asked him how he knew I went to his home, and his reply was that his sister told him that a guy came who spoke with no identifiable accent.
Unlike the fellow American, I am a San Francisco native 🌁 here. 1:55 That Filipina 🇵🇭 does not sound as if she is from my home state California. I could have spotted that accent on that 1st sentence: I grew up with many Filipinos as well as other ethnicities. 😎 3rd woman 👩 is not an LA girl but a Malay girl! Can't spell Malay without LA! L 🤣 L Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 accent was easy for me: similar to Indian 🇮🇳. All of these foreigners except the Filipina are from UK 🇬🇧 Commonwealth nations. Thus, they learn derivatives of British 🇬🇧 English.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Thank you Aqsa Apu for representing Bangladesh 🇧🇩
আসকা 😂
Bangladeshis are less cringe than Indians
@@arifinyeasinasif Indian malu😂
Her name is Aqsa not asqa😂
Anyone from Bangladesh? 🫂
me
India
It's me❤
it's great to see that Bangladesh is also here in the world friends
Hi THERE
So Bangladeshi people spoke with British accent but nowadays they speak both. It's neither American nor British. It is called mixed accent. In Bangladesh, written English is dominated by British English but accent is controlled by American English superseding British English
lets make a Bangladeshi accent officially✅
Lets make a Bangladeshi accent officially. > 2
@@nafaow3 supported👍👍
Dude understand mine accent more than me😂
@@SumiZarah-j7h Your Level of "Englishing" says the level of accent you can have. smh
Our Bangladeshi(🇧🇩) girl looks so pretty 😩
bruh her foundation looked so pale
Yes
Maybe.. I don't think about this 🙂...
I'm a Bangladeshi ❤🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Hi my favourite brother and love you Bro I am from India but I love Bangladesh Bangladeshi peoples are great 👍
@@nakulsharma4731 also thinks bro/sis 🙂
@@nakulsharma4731 btw I'm a girl 🙂
Good to see Aqsa back 🇧🇩 shes looking pretty ❤ Sophia thought her accent was Middle Eastern. I guess Bangladesh is really hard to guess for others, even in the previous videos people were struggling to identify Bangladeshis by appearance and accent 😅
She is always beautiful 😍
And you're also
Btw love from India 🇮🇳 ❤
Love that she basically confessed being a movie geek, that's adorable 😊
@@sylheti_fua. how are you sylheti you are from india?
@@Muhammad-x9s7w There are Sylhetis in India also mostly in Meghalaya, Assam and Tripura region as far as I know.
What country are you from? You are so cute😮❤❤😍
Bangladesh representation! Yeah I do agree that our English accent is kind of a mixed bag. Because we learn it from different sources as we grow up.
yeah as a british person with a bangladeshi ethnicity, my cousins in bangladesh have quite a mixed accent because my other cousins are american and my bangladeshi cousins pick up both of our accents 😭 one of my cousins have a full british accent because he likes bullying me but it really depends who u pick up ur english from
Love for the Bangladeshi Girl 🇧🇩 She is good at English but never admits that. Love for other country girls too. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
No she's not. I appreciate the encouragement the she makes fair amount of mistakes while speaking. Maybe because she gets nervous but she's pretty polite which is beautiful❤
She is not that good. She keeps it going and fills up the gaps. But its not fluent or impeccable.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Bangladeshi girl is soo prettyy🩷
Where are you from
Bangladesh @@infiniteknowledge8068
Fr nini
And Indian girl also❤
😂😂@@NyankamPonglaham
The girl in the middle (the third one) 🤣 as soon as it was suggested that she could have been American, she took the accent and ran with it 🤣🤣
Hahahahah I'm from Philippines and also I notice😂
Really, but i same with her when i speak in English with someone.. It make me different from others and boost my confidence 😂😂.. ❤❤
I think American accent more easy than UK accent even though in Malaysia have a few people use UK but for me i better USA accent.. So overall its our comfort to use some accent.. Don't compare to others.. Try to open ur mind baby❤❤
@@asgalijani okay baby but why do she just wen from Malaysian accent All of the sudden hahahaha
@@johncarlolibadia4052 at the back she say she need to force malaysia accent out because long time abroad
Lot of Love Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩❤❤
❤ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤❤
I'm from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 love you sister❤❤❤❤
Love from Bangladesh🇧🇩🇧🇩❤
Who is watching from 🇧🇩Bangladesh❤
👇👇
Bangladeshi one is so talented 🤍🇧🇩 mashallah
Love fron Bangladesh ❤️❤️❤️🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
we are Bangladeshi, we just confused people about our accent😂
Me who confuse bangali people with mix bangla 😁
14:42 Love from Bangladesh ❤😘
All the Bangladeshi🇧🇩 gathers here!!!
😂
Ok 👌👌
Here ✌️
🇧🇩Bangladeshies have their own accent actually (little bit like Indian, and sometimes similar to British and American) that's why the judge is confused!😊✨
The girl from Bangladesh is Super lovely❤
But she does not know how to do make up😂. Look at her face and neck .
@@lakhyasdiary5762Dang😬🤧
@@lakhyasdiary5762 Yeah but her features are still better than other girls here except the American girl.
@@lakhyasdiary5762 dude no respect?? hah if u really know how to do make up then we dont u show us? 😑
@@SumiZarah-j7h?? why are you so mad bro😭 she didn’t match nor blend her foundation properly and it’s pretty obvious.
the bangladeshi girl was waiting her whole life for the favourite movie question
😂😂
she exaggerated it way too much.... that was so unnecessary😭😭
Malaysian English and Singaporean English are almost the same. We used to be one country, and both countries have the same ethnic groups (mainly Malay, Chinese, and Indian). However, there is no single specific accent for the whole country because it depends on the person's social background. Depending on whom we are speaking to, we will adjust our speech to make it easier for the other party to understand.
As Amanda explained, she is Malaysian Chinese but grew up speaking English in her household. So, it's not weird that her accent is not influenced by Chinese. Since American movies and shows are more common here, we actually speak in a more American way than British, even though we learn UK English at school.
Ok
Please translate this :
I lost my blek beg in the ehpot and need to go to the cahpak to to get a tempelery pass but it's Oki laah. Also Ken.
This is how a majority of Singaporean and Malaysians speak English.
Majority of Singaporeans yes but Malaysians? Not majority of them will speak like that. In fact not all Malaysians can speak English especially from the villages.
@@tevikumares5022
Agree.
Been working as an OFW in Sg for 25 years and travelled frequently to Malaysia and nearby countries so I can discern what nationality the person I am talking to came from.
Malaysian Chinese and Malay especially from kampungs are not fluent in English.
In Sg it’s more Singlish than anything else.
@@baldeagledelta3482nah, girl. I'm from Malaysia village too. But I but in school when we speaking english almost of them can fluent on english, even if we can fluent in english still some can understanding so well... And yah in school also when we speak english our teacher, we don't ever try to use 'lah' on behind except the ppl who use english in daily routine the could have a habit by using lah on behind.
@@tevikumares5022 dude don't be respectful to my country like that!! If people can't speak english than you're it's normal thing happen in asia. Some korean know their own language rather than speak english. It's normal some people can speak English and other not. Just don't compare each other,we still have the good and bad from our side
I love Bangladesh 🇧🇩
🇲🇾❤️🇧🇩😘
Our Bangladesh gril is Very beautifu and her English is Awesome
comment box full of Bangladesh😂😂
Anyone from Bangladesh..? 🇧🇩♥️
See how smart our Bangladeshi girl ✨✨
Hm dekhlam BM a porli kn?
Agriculture a porbi nh ?
I'm amazed by the judge girl. She had lots of international experiences and she noticed small details of past
Live from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩👍👍
I can't praise you enough AQSHA. You are favourite . Thanks for your explanation to the people out there. Keep shining girl.❤
I missed Sophia and her soft and cute voice, South Africa was the random country considering the others are from Asia 😂
14:48 Correction: English is not the "second" official language in Bangladesh. Constitution of Bangladesh doesn't mention any kind of official languages, Bangla is given the "national language" status. But English is still very dominant, higher education & legal judgements are given in English. Traditionally British English & orthography is used, but Gen Z feels more comfortable using American English (including me). Love from BD❤️🇧🇩
Sorry not similar to India; Article 343 of Indian constitution says there is no national language of India.
@@garnedmatser sorry I never read the constitution of India. Last time when I had seen the Wikipedia article on India it was written national language as Hindi & English.
@@AhammedSaad-w2v seems like you overlooked and confused official with national.
Next time keep this in mind
I don't know but maybe India each state have their own official language.
@@MarshalVeliant They do.
The Indian and Filipino girls were consistent.
They were not faking their accents so she figured them out easily. She guessed them in two rounds.
Personally, I love how South Africa reads in English.
Indian did fake it at the beginning yet she guessed her Indian ass and then she stopped fakin it knowin she can't sound American or English 😂😂😂
The Bangladeshi girl also wasn’t faking accent
It just we naturally got that mixed accent
Indian english accents are so different... The indian girl tried her best to be us or uk accent
@@tajbirulalam6316 she didn't.. there are various types of Indian accent coz we have so many languages in india
@@samihaazad549she was faking
The Bangladeshi girls pronunciation is not as the most of the people of Bangladeshi ... But i will support her .... She is kinda.. good❤
By the way iam from Bangladesh 😅❤❤
Also Indian girl doesn't sound natural accent
I thought she sounded like how Pakistanis speak English.
As a British Bangladeshi, whenever I go to Bangladesh to visit, the people who speak good English sound exactly like her (except for the old people, who sound like Shashi Tharoor, lol).
Really? My accent is almost exactly the same. Literally everyone I know speaks like that. Except for my dad's generation and previous generations of course
@@safsta786 that's the thing actually i will say its much more complex than just one accent one nation. in Bangladesh, it's more like mixed and everyone have kind of their own twisted English version.
Yeah we are Bangladeshi 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩.Love from Bangladesh ❤❤
It is important to note that the Indian English accent can not be easily stereotyped or generalised . India is linguistically rich and diverse country ,with multiple regions contributing to the overall tapestry of Indian English.India s linguistic diversity is reflected in the various English accents found across its regions .Each area has its own distinct characteristics influenced by the local languages spoken .
The English spoken in southern India often carries influences from Dravidian languages such as Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam . The accent might include rolling "r" sounds and specific intonation patterns.
Northeastern India ,with its with its array of languages such as Assamese,Manipuri and various tribal languages ,English here often features softer tones and sometimes a more rhythmic intonation ,influenced by Tibeto Burman linguistic traits.
Northern India, with languages like Hindi , punjabi and Urdu ,tends to have English accents influenced by these languages . Common features include clear enunciation of vowels and certain retroflex sounds.
In Eastern Indian states like Bihar, West bengal and Odisha ,English accents may be influenced by languages like Bhojpuri ,Bengali and odia . This often results in softer consonant sounds and unique stress patterns.
In Western Indian states like Maharastra and Gujarat where Marathi and Gujarati is prevalent ,English accents might include flatter intonation and distinctive pronounciation patterns .
These variations make it challenging to stereotype a single " Indian English accent ", as each region contributes its unique linguistic flavor to the way English is spoken.
Yes true.
Still you can tell who is Indian by their accent 🤷♀️ unless they went to international school where they studied in certain curriculum ( British or American)
Not trying to stereotype but Indians do have thick accents in few words, neither it’s American nor British, it’s something Indians modified after speaking English for quite some time ( as your school curriculum mostly in English) like V, W, R etc sounds can be easily detected.
But most indians mostly speak the stereotypical indian english, which enforces the stereotype even more
@@SadiaIslamShouki You should discover more about it. Discovering the English accents from regions like Nagaland ,Mizoram, Manipu, Meghalaya and Arunachal pradesh will be an eye opening .
@@lakhyasdiary5762 Well, as non Indian who grow up watching Indian content, whether Movies, dramas, interviews etc( I am fluent in Hindi as well) This is what I noticed, People who speak good English in India has a particular accent.( particular words they say are very common)
Yes, of course people around the region will certainly sound different. because of their own language but still certain words, they tend to pronounce similarly. Manipur, Nagaland etc people have a different tone (their hindi has this tone as well,because their own language has this tone)
In my country, areas like Chittagong and Sylhet have totally different languages which is quite different from Bangla, so when they talk Bangla, you can guess where they are from, because of their tone, they are pronouncing every Bangla word very clearly and properly yet when they gather all the word in a sentence, you can see the tone, you can differentiate the same tone in their English too.They pronounce most English word as they are( USA/ UK) but when they say a whole sentence you can see their country tonality in it.
Thanks for adding Bangladesh!! ❤
Mitsuri 🌸
@@Wandering_Daisyx ahhh someone knows who l am!! Btw hellooo!
@@Mitsuri-san647 Hey bestie! I'm shinobu kocho 💜
Lots of kids in here 🤦
@@LucaGiovanni490 ?
I think every each of them qualified as a languge teacher. More happy facial expression is needed for children nice influence. Language and Smile. ❤
South Africans typically have different accents if you hear your South African friend sounding like something the next South African might sound like from a different country
Agreed. I'm South African and because my mother tongue is English, I sound like I'm from the UK. However, if you speak to someone who speaks Afrikaans as their first language, they tend to have a bit of a Dutch accent. Of course it also depends where in South Africa you live; there's variations in accents between Johannesburg and Cape Town for example.
I'm South African. Gaga sounds like she has a private school education.
Fellow south African here and yeah it depends on what part of south Africa you're from, accents can vary a lot. Mine for example can sound more British sometimes
She said United Arab Amenities 🤣
she did
Scrolling the comments looking if someone pick it up, and here it is! 😂😂😂
i had to scroll way too long to find this comment lmao
@@syaliishi914 welcome to being OC 🤣
Oh, Sophia. You're not just beautiful, you're very intelligent. ❤️❤️❤️
The Indian has a very different accent, it's like Nigerians you recognize the accent from afar, but the South African is also obvious that she is African from her voice and the way she speaks, I recognize the way an African speaks from afar, it's generally different. Even some Africans born in the diaspora have a particular voice (I believe it is linked to the way we make various sounds)
The indian has a very indian accent. So Idk what u are talking about. Are u not indian?
Actually we don't sound how Americans portray us ..Also we speak different languages so our accent is also different...Indians also have different accent which is different to each other in India .... Her accent is most common accent in India especially in North part (because east, west, northeast , south people have different accents in english and it's not necessary their language will influence their english language)
That's 💯 an Indian accent
@@Harry_2003 ok
@@RiyaAdvani7Without searching on internet answer this question - how many scheduled languages does India have in Indian constitution ? You racist😡😡😡😡😡
@@mohitrawat5225 Are u dumb? I'm indian.
Bangladesh accent is mixed with British+American+Asian lol
(Edit: bro I meant how they sound)
Lol no, not even close
@@ArmyMan2303-n3dyeah not American but UK for sure
No it's not. Have you lived in Bangladesh? Bangladesh people's way of speaking English is almost exactly the same as West Bengal speakers because both are native Bangla speakers & the way they speak their native language affects their pronunciation in other languages.
That's why Bangladesh people tend to say "parsonality" (personality), "parson" (person), "wark" (work), "bard" (bird). It's all about phonetics. Just like how many Mainland Chinese seem to say rad (red), axercise (exercise) & kicks (cakes).
Love From Bangladesh ❤
You're all so good at speaking English, none of you would have any problems being understood in any of the English speaking countries.
I was waiting for the girl in the middle to drop in a few 'la's' - we got one at the end.
❤ love from Bangladesh ❤❤😊
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
Great channel in this world many thanks ❤😊
I like the Malaysian girl so interactive. Everyone is nice too.
Yeah anyone would love to talk to her for a long time.❤
She is kinda cute too:-)
interactive?? Do you mean attractive?? 😂😂😂
@@dirzaghdheerik5998 interactive means socialized.....
She is definitely an Instagram influencer or something, unlike others
“Sophia, you slayed with the threads today 💗💗💗….but my English isn’t tailoring any closer 🔓
I am an Indian Bengali and my accent goes quite well with the Bangladeshi girl. Basically, i am trying to Imoly, there is no one single accent for Indians.
I am also Bengali from west Bengal..but i dont think our accent is same with bangladeshi English.. our English accent is completely same with north indian accent..
That Bangladeshi girl has a perfect Bangladeshi English accent. We have mixed UK & USA accents. But there is an exception, those who learn English from Indian institutions have more Indian accents. Actual Bangladeshi accent is lot softer than the Indian. Similar to the Pakistani English accent. Moreover, it depends on which country they are living now. In indian accent they don't pronounce “r” but I always do. Most of people in my country pronounce “r”. In Indian accent they strictly avoid r sound. That makes a lot difference in both accents. I don't speak in USA accent but I use lots of common words from USA English. Most of the Bangladeshi University students have accent like her.
Bangladeshi English accent is not definitely Indian accent. When I was kids I always watched people on TV speak in a perfect soft British English like BBC. Later Indian speaking people starts many English medium schools that was chepear option for middle-class people. I think that was the way the Indian accent expands in Bangladesh. Personally, I have seen a few people who have Indian type accent. I would say it's just two percent. As a south Asian English there is a few thing in common but not the same.
(I think the whole India have leant their English from South Indian. It seems to me they speak English in South Indian style. It could be true or not.)
In this video host telling again and again that Bangladeshi girl have South African accent but it's not true either. African accent is way different than South Asian English. African English is faster and has some common expression that we Bangladeshi never use. I think she never heard actual South African accent.
And please guys stop telling fake accent or accent faking. There is no fake accent in this world. English is not our mother tongue. In our whole life we try to learn and adopt as much as we cane. The accent is just a different learning ability for individuals.
Lot of love for the Bangladeshi girl. I love her outfit as well. Soft, decent and beautiful ❤️
You guys 😄did great job with all flex accents 😊
Can all my South Africans 🇿🇦 gather
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if i didnt watch the other video of them before i watched this, i wouldnt have guessed she’s from bangladesh 😭 she’s so pretty by the way, i kept staring at her cuz she really looks so pretty 😵💫✨
We South African use UK English but using our own different accent. There is tswana vendha zulu xhosa etc English accent within our languages😊
Hi i am a Motswana from Botswana
@@SeetseleMaphane12 Dumela motswana wako gae🙂
@@queenemma4250 ah i am from Letlhakeng
@@SeetseleMaphane12 Ra leboga.
@@queenemma4250 ok sala sentle
I am from bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
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I am from Bangladesh,even I don't know where my accent came from,it's just like US,Uk and Indian accent blend together.
Smart girl! She zeroed in on the accents so coolly 👍👍
Bangladeshi girl"s English was so nice and beautiful😍😍😍
no it wasn't
@@ffarizahh poor man dont cry
How versatile is our Bangladeshis are!! Excellent. Usually we forget that Bangladeshis picks up more than 3/4 languages as we love to learn other cultures.
I'm from Bangladesh. My accent is also have 2 types. One like her and another is Bangladeshi accent
The Filipino girl accent is accurate ☺️
Yes. I agree. And all natural or innate. Nothing copy or wanna-be.
Filipino has the best accent and pronounciation for me, just plain, soft, clear and clean.
is there a right or wrong ?
Oh it’s Aksa maybe it’s her 3rd or 4th appearance on here idk but I love her personality so much. I follow her on instagram. She is so wholesome 😭🇧🇩 please keep inviting her
What's her insta?
@@biggboss5013 @aksaniac
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I saw it now it’s @aksaniac
@@biswasmohammad ty 🙏
English is the first, second and third official language of 106 countries among 223 countries of the world including Bangladesh. English language is used as an official language in most countries of the world so that it is announced to be an international language by UNESCO.English is the second highest language club of the world.
Bangladeshi person is just Rock on!!!
And every one done nice!!!
She🇺🇸 is extremely talented in every single video
All accents are beautiful in their own ways! ❤
Filipina girl, slayed 🇵🇭
thumbs up for the movie Perfume: the story of a murderer
Who watching this video from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤💜❤💜❤💜❤💜
so many people learn anything language for me its amaze for that thank you
Girl what are you saying! We are not close to Indian accent at all, we mix American and British English accent. Bangladeshi people mostly talk like when she introduced herself at first
Exactly my point. I'm also from bangladesh and we sound nothing like the Indian accent!
Damn!Most of the views are Bangladeshi 🙂.I am from Bangladesh too 🇧🇩❤️🩹
Bangladesh🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩❤
The Malaysian woman, if you can see the comment, just know that you are really really really beautiful and have an amazing voice.
Wow, she was so good at guessing it.
As i Pakistani i just was sure from the day one she was Banlali*/indian/Pakistani some how they all are strikingly similar.
Thank you for a nice video! 📸
It's Bangali not banlali
Well coz they all have similarity in genes.. the indus civilization genes. And once the region was also called indian subcontinent
@@Mallikaaa_04 probably!? Some believe no one knows how Indus civilization ended. Pendanic? Natural disaster?, war etc. anyway, but that's for sure because of the indian subcontinent most recently. Thanks!
@@Namira..Yasnaa sorry typing mistake
@@shoukatalihunzai1 I'm talking about dna.. it is found that people living in Indian subcontinent have about 70-90% of Indus valley dna
I love American English 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Real Legit Philippines 🇵🇭
Let's officially recognize the Bangladeshi accent.
I like the way sophia talks, she's cute 😆
The Filipina girls voice is so nice!
From Bangladesh 🎉❤✅🇧🇩
Love from bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
Immersive translate will be good for those trying to better their foreign languages. It offers learning and translation services for free.
Bangladeshi people who are good at English speak very much like that girl. I don't know what the comments are yapping about...
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤
Funny thing is,
*Sophia & Aqsa* 👈They have done few episodes before (they know each other) So why now pretending *"not to know"* and making K-drama?😅😂
It was a blind reaction at first notice sophie didn’t look behind while guessing also she knows the Indian girl too
They did it before this video
They both were in a few videos before, so they know each other😐
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❤ this video 😊
When I first move to Canada from Bangladesh, I went to a fiend’s home and didn’t see him so I left. Later he called me and asked me why I went to his home, and I asked him how he knew I went to his home, and his reply was that his sister told him that a guy came who spoke with no identifiable accent.
The Malay girl was pretty cute 😊
It’s Malaysian actually. Malay is an ethnicity
@@tevikumares5022 It's ok, just educate them that Malaysia is a diverse and multicultural country. No need to argue. 😅
I am not arguing at all. It's you who is
@@tevikumares5022 I liked your comment... why are you against me
Aren't you against her instead? The reason why we said Malaysian first because we are Malaysians first then our ethnicities
LEZ G PH! 🇵🇭
Unlike the fellow American, I am a San Francisco native 🌁 here. 1:55 That Filipina 🇵🇭 does not sound as if she is from my home state California. I could have spotted that accent on that 1st sentence: I grew up with many Filipinos as well as other ethnicities. 😎
3rd woman 👩 is not an LA girl but a Malay girl! Can't spell Malay without LA! L 🤣 L
Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 accent was easy for me: similar to Indian 🇮🇳.
All of these foreigners except the Filipina are from UK 🇬🇧 Commonwealth nations. Thus, they learn derivatives of British 🇬🇧 English.
- lah! Hihi so cute
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Love from India ❤🎉