9:22 "(...) including iconic landscapes like WHAT???, mountains, in theory demos [ah, and geothermal] areas" 😅 (tampoco es que mi listening sea muy outstanding con any English anyway) 9:31 "(...) such as skiing, hiking and more* sports" *[this word pronounced as Germans or Russians on US movies] Aun con eso, creo que nunca había oído pronunciar "styles" como en 9:39. No sé si habrá alguna región en EE. UU. o Reino Unido que lo pronuncien con esa cadencia final (como acabando la vocal con sonido "o" español) Saludos desde España 💃 antípodas connection 🥝
jajajajajajaja que buen comentario!!! 🤣 "fjords" algo tambien es que son palabras bien rebuscadas las que usan. Gracias por ver a detalle el video espero que te haya gustado!! Saludos :)
me comenzó a interesar nueva Zelanda y veo que tienes contenido interesante sobre ese bello país, Te ganaste un suscriptor mas, Saludos desde Colombia 😚
The accent of Nz is the same of UK however more lower, gentle, more polite. The pronounciation its the same. I like kiwi english cos they don't wanna reinvent english all time as others anglophones nations. Love to NZ.❤
but there is quite a difference and that's why I did this video. I learnt UK English and when I came to NZ the accent was completely different to me. Love the kiwi accent as well!
@@vaneandjoshnz Yes we have the difference between english of UK and english of NZ , in terms of soundbility, the Nz english is more lower gentle and values the i and e sound.
The kiwi accent is literally almost identical to the Australian accent, with the 'mispronunciation' of certain vowels.. E's are often pronounced as I's, and vice versa - this is the number one difference by far! Eg: Rent becomes - Rint And: Chips becomes - Cheps But in the last case its not the typical pronunciation of the flat 'e' sound as in the word 'end', its quite a unique and even more flat pronunciation, like you cut it off half way before you complete the sound 😂 Actually their A is also very unique also, especially compared to Australian - who overemphasise the A's a lot!
9:22 "(...) including iconic landscapes like WHAT???, mountains, in theory demos [ah, and geothermal] areas" 😅 (tampoco es que mi listening sea muy outstanding con any English anyway)
9:31 "(...) such as skiing, hiking and more* sports"
*[this word pronounced as Germans or Russians on US movies]
Aun con eso, creo que nunca había oído pronunciar "styles" como en 9:39. No sé si habrá alguna región en EE. UU. o Reino Unido que lo pronuncien con esa cadencia final (como acabando la vocal con sonido "o" español)
Saludos desde España 💃 antípodas connection 🥝
jajajajajajaja que buen comentario!!! 🤣 "fjords" algo tambien es que son palabras bien rebuscadas las que usan. Gracias por ver a detalle el video espero que te haya gustado!! Saludos :)
No pude escuchar a la familia 😢
me comenzó a interesar nueva Zelanda y veo que tienes contenido interesante sobre ese bello país, Te ganaste un suscriptor mas, Saludos desde Colombia 😚
@@Edward_222 muchas gracias! Que bueno que te gusten los videos 😀😀 dejanos que te gustaria ver en los videos?
Yo amo la fonética y cuando vivi con mi novio kiwi, lo analizaba todo el tiempo y todo lo que sale en el video es muy cierto
Gracias por comentar en el video Arlette, asi es! a mi me encanta el acento kiwi!! :)
Pudieron entender a los kiwis? 😀
Muy bueno me encanta como ablan 🎉
😘😘😘gracias mamita
The accent of Nz is the same of UK however more lower, gentle, more polite. The pronounciation its the same.
I like kiwi english cos they don't wanna reinvent english all time as others anglophones nations.
Love to NZ.❤
but there is quite a difference and that's why I did this video. I learnt UK English and when I came to NZ the accent was completely different to me. Love the kiwi accent as well!
@@vaneandjoshnz Yes we have the difference between english of UK and english of NZ , in terms of soundbility, the Nz english is more lower gentle and values the i and e sound.
The kiwi accent is literally almost identical to the Australian accent, with the 'mispronunciation' of certain vowels..
E's are often pronounced as I's, and vice versa - this is the number one difference by far!
Eg: Rent becomes - Rint
And: Chips becomes - Cheps
But in the last case its not the typical pronunciation of the flat 'e' sound as in the word 'end', its quite a unique and even more flat pronunciation, like you cut it off half way before you complete the sound 😂
Actually their A is also very unique also, especially compared to Australian - who overemphasise the A's a lot!
@@shawnduddridge really well explained!! thank you so much!
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espero que te haya gustado el video!!!
saludos a tu cuñado.