I had a colleague from Glasgow who had a very good accent when he tried to speak Italian, even though he didn't know what he was saying! But thanks to this video now I can understand why his pronunciation was so good.
Hi Edd! Your lesson is a sneak peak into Scottish English,Scotland and common lingo in day-today Scottish speaking.Your lesson is a great help for everyone because this lesson helps us feel Scottish. Thanks & regards.
Thanks Ed for this interesting video! You are very effective when explaining every accent. Obviously it is difficult for English learners to remember all the English accents you’ve taught us so far, however it’s useful to enrich our own knowledge of the language.
Super clear, Ed! We find it super interesting that the Scottish trap-bath split and lot-thought split are in line with many of the various General American accents. Neat!
Here commences a video on what English people think Scottish people sound like. Even though there were several languages before domination by English, each affecting how English is spoken today, every Scottish person, unlike any other country in the world, has one homogenous accent.
Hola Ed. Una pregunta. Cuando se habla de "Ingles Britanico", se refiere al Ingles de Reino Unido en general?? O se refiere al Ingles que se habla especificamente en Inglaterra??. Te hago esta pregunta, porque los Escoceses tambien son Britanicos, pero ellos si pronuncian la R. Y el Ingles Britanico se caracteriza por ser un Inglés no rotico.
'Inglés Británico' se refiere al acento estándar que enseñan en colegios por el mundo, también conocido como Received Pronunciation. Es parecido al acento del sudeste de Inglaterra pero incluso en esa región hay varios acentos. Lo explico más en este video: ruclips.net/video/ZtD8bruCHw0/видео.html
A brave attempt. But I cannot say that you master Scottish pronounciation---in any of the varied accents. Interesting, though. Have you ever heard the Doric of Aberdeen and its surroundings? Or the northern isles, or even fife? or the many others? And to address anyone as "bonnie lass" is Northren English, and would not be appreciated in Scotland, where it would sound condescending.
Thanks for your comment. The Scottish accent is a set of standard features found across Scotland. The Glasgow accent is a regional accent which contains many of the same features but may contain some differences.
The difference is one exists and the other is the fantasy of the English. Jokes aside. Not all people in Glasgow speak with the same accent. Though that's a more reasonable thing to study than a Scottish accent from the Fake Accent University. There are many good channels on RUclips that don't lump an entire people's evolution into one drama school fantasy. I recommend Korean Billy and Englishlikeanative
Thanks for your comment! I recommend you learn Received Pronunciation (the standard British accent) because you will be understood by everyone. However, you should listen to Scottish English to improve your listening skills.
I wish to hear my Scottish surname Duchemin said in English (not USA English). If said differently by Scots then wish that too😢. The name in USA came to be Dishman said quickly as 'Dishmen'. Is it Doo-Shem-Inn?
the last scottish sentence translated to standard English: "Yes, its not bother beautiful girl." ... hmm I think the meaning is... "Yes, I can do that, it doesnt bother me to look after your child beautiful girl. " Correct? :-)
as far as i know the scots accent is very unbalenced towards the front side of the mouth when it comes to vowels. the phonemes i pick out of my own accent are i ɪ ʏ e ə o ɛ ʌ ɔ a au aʏ ai ɔi iə ia əi ua if you want wikipedia levels of depth, here ɪ ʏ are typically pronounced more like true mid vowels. e̞ and ø̞. same with o as o̞. rs are usually only tapped word finally this is just me personally, i have a central scottish accent but not from either of the major cities. i just want to add more information to the pool.
There are many different accents in Scotland. We do not all speak in the way you suggest. Someone in Inverness does not speak in the same way as someone in Aberdeen or Edinburgh etc. I have never said hoose ever in my life. To lump us all together is like saying all English speak the same way. Many of the words you mention as Scots actually come from the Doric not the Scots language.
He literally starts off the video, saying it's a linguistically diverse place. If he covered every dialect, it'd be an hour+ video. Get over yourself. It's an introductory lesson.
@@117Rookie and yet it would take a fraction of a second to write *a* Scottish accent and not *the* Scottish accent. Clearly language is not this guys forte
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I had a colleague from Glasgow who had a very good accent when he tried to speak Italian, even though he didn't know what he was saying! But thanks to this video now I can understand why his pronunciation was so good.
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just like Turkish.
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Have you done a video on the English accent too?
Hi Edd! Your lesson is a sneak peak into Scottish English,Scotland and common lingo in day-today Scottish speaking.Your lesson is a great help for everyone because this lesson helps us feel Scottish.
Thanks & regards.
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I don't understand people who say your vídeos are bad, I think they are marvellous!
How did I end up here? These Scottish pronunciation guidelines are so fun to imitate. Thanks for the video.
From a Scot, great work on the accent. Sounds more convincing than my English accent anyway!
Haha thanks!
I am astonished!
Thanks Ed for this interesting video! You are very effective when explaining every accent. Obviously it is difficult for English learners to remember all the English accents you’ve taught us so far, however it’s useful to enrich our own knowledge of the language.
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Great lesson the best one i've seen and i've seen over 10 thanks Bob
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Super clear, Ed! We find it super interesting that the Scottish trap-bath split and lot-thought split are in line with many of the various General American accents. Neat!
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@@LeanEnglishPronunciation Absolutely!
Most of England can't agree on how to say barth either.
I love Scotland 💙
Thank you! really helpful!
Checkout James MacAvoy’s SNL skit on Scottish air traffic control. Hilarious 😂
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Wonderful breakdown. Thank you!
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I really liked the video, I learned something new for myself. Thanks 💙💙💙
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the "video" is pronouced "vedeo" 😄
Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher I'd rather learn more about posh which is mt my favorite accent
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Thank u so much.. that was helpful 🥰🥰
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Pretty good, very soon finally i left to brazil to live on Glasgow. Congratulations health and success always to you dear friend 👏 🙏 👏
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/r/ is used for trill 〈r〉, as in Spanish 〈rr〉. For English approximant 〈r〉, you must use /ɹ/.
Thanks for your comment. /r/ is a phonemic symbol, not a phonetic symbol.
Thank you so much for this.
Good attempt at a Scottish accent apart from the second from last one which was Geordie. Cut and tape the package sounded like ant and dec
thanks a lot for this unique topic
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sounds really good, thanks for the useful video
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Here commences a video on what English people think Scottish people sound like. Even though there were several languages before domination by English, each affecting how English is spoken today, every Scottish person, unlike any other country in the world, has one homogenous accent.
How about the /ɔɪ/ diphtong in CHOICE words in SSE?
It's the same in Scottish English.
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing!
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Hola Ed. Una pregunta.
Cuando se habla de "Ingles Britanico", se refiere al Ingles de Reino Unido en general?? O se refiere al Ingles que se habla especificamente en Inglaterra??.
Te hago esta pregunta, porque los Escoceses tambien son Britanicos, pero ellos si pronuncian la R.
Y el Ingles Britanico se caracteriza por ser un Inglés no rotico.
'Inglés Británico' se refiere al acento estándar que enseñan en colegios por el mundo, también conocido como Received Pronunciation. Es parecido al acento del sudeste de Inglaterra pero incluso en esa región hay varios acentos. Lo explico más en este video: ruclips.net/video/ZtD8bruCHw0/видео.html
@@LeanEnglishPronunciation Okey. Muchas gracias 👍🏻👍🏻
I love Scotland. I love the Scots. I love what is Scottish.
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@@LeanEnglishPronunciation The Scots speak English. Scotland is a English-speaking territory.
I love your accent
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Oh my gosh 😂 yesterday i came upon a Scottish but i couldn't understand him
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A brave attempt. But I cannot say that you master Scottish pronounciation---in any of the varied accents. Interesting, though. Have you ever heard the Doric of Aberdeen and its surroundings? Or the northern isles, or even fife? or the many others? And to address anyone as "bonnie lass" is Northren English, and would not be appreciated in Scotland, where it would sound condescending.
hello mate, what is the difference between the Scottish and Glasgow accent? I love your videos
Thanks for your comment. The Scottish accent is a set of standard features found across Scotland. The Glasgow accent is a regional accent which contains many of the same features but may contain some differences.
The difference is one exists and the other is the fantasy of the English. Jokes aside. Not all people in Glasgow speak with the same accent. Though that's a more reasonable thing to study than a Scottish accent from the Fake Accent University. There are many good channels on RUclips that don't lump an entire people's evolution into one drama school fantasy. I recommend Korean Billy and Englishlikeanative
It's so hard .
I am hungarian. I live in Scotland. I would like to improve the pronunciation. Should i learn the british english or the scottish one?
Thanks for your comment! I recommend you learn Received Pronunciation (the standard British accent) because you will be understood by everyone. However, you should listen to Scottish English to improve your listening skills.
Btw how do Scots pronounce their wh? Do they still pronounce it like /ʍ/ or does it merge with /w/
'Wh-' is generally pronounced as /ʍ/. I discuss it here: ruclips.net/video/VsjGaXZgMc0/видео.html
@@LeanEnglishPronunciation Thx! Didn't notice that before.
I wish to hear my Scottish surname Duchemin said in English (not USA English). If said differently by Scots then wish that too😢. The name in USA came to be Dishman said quickly as 'Dishmen'. Is it Doo-Shem-Inn?
Sorry, I don't know how to pronounce that name.
My friend is from Glasgow and it's extremely difficult to understand her x
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Someone know scotish yt canal or podcast and can recommend?
the last scottish sentence translated to standard English: "Yes, its not bother beautiful girl." ... hmm I think the meaning is... "Yes, I can do that, it doesnt bother me to look after your child beautiful girl. " Correct? :-)
Yes, that's correct!
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Cut and tape the parcel
For me as a German it sounds like a Swiss speaking English in their own accent :D
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I understand that Scottich just like Turkish. If you want listen Turkish pronunciation.
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as far as i know the scots accent is very unbalenced towards the front side of the mouth when it comes to vowels. the phonemes i pick out of my own accent are
i
ɪ ʏ
e ə o
ɛ ʌ ɔ
a
au aʏ ai ɔi iə ia əi ua
if you want wikipedia levels of depth, here
ɪ ʏ are typically pronounced more like true mid vowels. e̞ and ø̞. same with o as o̞.
rs are usually only tapped word finally
this is just me personally, i have a central scottish accent but not from either of the major cities. i just want to add more information to the pool.
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Basically a Scottish is an Italian trying to speak English 😂 (I'm Italian!)
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One of the attractive accent in the world. But, really hard to learn!!
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Hmmm not sure that saying "bonnie lass" will be welcomed in Scotland... in any case your diphthongs are mostly accurate...
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Reminds me of Sheldon cooper doing a video
Utter drivel. He's obviously tried to work all this out by himself, instead of asking a Scot. Terrible!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Must be a lot of Welsh/Italian/ Punjabi accented people in Scotland.
Scottish accent is the most bonniest UK accent.
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Boys fae fife ?
No, I'm not from Fife.
@@LeanEnglishPronunciation just kidding , very good video buddy
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Ye sound like a pure chochter 😂😂hilarious
There are many different accents in Scotland. We do not all speak in the way you suggest. Someone in Inverness does not speak in the same way as someone in Aberdeen or Edinburgh etc. I have never said hoose ever in my life. To lump us all together is like saying all English speak the same way. Many of the words you mention as Scots actually come from the Doric not the Scots language.
He literally starts off the video, saying it's a linguistically diverse place. If he covered every dialect, it'd be an hour+ video. Get over yourself. It's an introductory lesson.
@@117Rookie and yet it would take a fraction of a second to write *a* Scottish accent and not *the* Scottish accent. Clearly language is not this guys forte
@@raymondmiller9798 Your autism is no one else's responsibility.
Les d lbbbsc cek it
It seems to speak with a Russian 😂😂
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