@@BrianWilesLanguages Hey NASA, I'm Rania from Iraq. I would like to ask: If you launch a satellite or a spacecraft, do you orbit the Earth seven times? Do you use gravity to save fuel? Why, in all these years, only 5 percent of space has been discovered? If you can send a spacecraft to Mars, why don't you carry out a mission around space? Walking around in it for exploration, and also when sending a satellite, is it monitored by ships from different countries? What is meant is why I did not get a response from you. I said I have designs that I have designed missiles and spacecraft that I would like to present to you. I am still studying, but I desperately want to start my professional career before I complete my studies for that. please
@@BrianWilesLanguagesHey NASA, I'm Rania from Iraq. I would like to ask: If you launch a satellite or a spacecraft, do you orbit the Earth seven times? Do you use gravity to save fuel? Why, in all these years, only 5 percent of space has been discovered? If you can send a spacecraft to Mars, why don't you carry out a mission around space? Walking around in it for exploration, and also when sending a satellite, is it monitored by ships from different countries? What is meant is why I did not get a response from you. I said I have designs that I have designed missiles and spacecraft that I would like to present to you. I am still studying, but I desperately want to start my professional career before I complete my studies for that. please
@@BrianWilesLanguagesI am Rania. I think you know me now. I have sent a lot. Really, you can see how much I have sent. I just want a chance, and this is my right as a human being who wants to achieve something. I would like to reach out to help. Whoever wants to learn and invent, then why am I not getting a response? I chose myself after many circumstances. I would like very much to succeed and I will not. I surrender until I get what I want. I don't want to reach space or dive into the depths of the sea. Rather, I will reach higher than that day. I want an answer. I want to talk. I want everything.
@@BrianWilesLanguages Hi NASA, I am Rania, a student from Iraq. I have sent you a lot, but I have not received a response. I hope this time I will arrive. Maybe I will not write an influential message, but I will write about myself. I am very interested in space. I was even obsessed with space movies until I did that a year ago. I designed weapons and missiles as well. I designed a special project that I cannot talk about face to face. I would like to talk to President Joe Biden about an important matter that will change the course of the world, not just America. There is a lot to learn, but I am from a small village that has many laws and beliefs, so I cannot travel or go out, but I ask you and the President to send some The men from the American Ministry to take me with them to America to talk to you, but before that I request an official request from NASA to publish a leaflet that they have accepted me as a doctor so that I can convince my family to go out, and believe me, when you see the designs and the project, you will know that you do not regret that you brought me. Please do that. For the future
I was born in Texas. At age 11, I moved to Colorado... oh man I got pummeled in 6th grade. Over Christmas break (2 weeks) I watched local and cable TV news all day and literally repeated their words exactly. When we went back to school in January. I had dropped all the drawl/twang. No one hassled me ever again.
😂 I had an ex-girlfriend who moved to England from Connecticut in 6th grade and she got humiliated. Then, she comes back to The States, to Georgia! Poor girl doesn't know how to speak at this point, I imagine.
I don't know if it's true, but I once had a German translator with me who had lived in England many years. She said that the accent in New England of the U.S. is somewhat like what the British sounded like four hundred years ago. She said that the reason was that when people came to the new world, to feel more secure, they held tightly to their language. In Britain, the language more naturally evolved. That while a Brit pronounces "half" as "hɑːf", they used to pronounce it as "hæf" like we do. And that John F. Kennedy would be a good example of how Brits sounded four hundred years ago.
I’m have lived in WA for over 10 years and the accent there is similar to North California but now I have moved to the South :) quite a culture shock!😊
Interesting how only the accent and phrases are things that differ across country. Here is example from Croatian language: "It's raining" - Standard Croatian: "Kiša pada". North Croatian dialect: "Dešč curi". South Croatia dialect: "Daži".
Please do some videos about the accents of Texas, Ohio and Wyoming Especially the latter as I find it pretty distinctive and sort of hard to understand It feels like a rural accent for me and its vocals feels so nasal
❤ @BrianWiles ! You’re awesome 😎 Ive learned a great deal from you 😊🙏🏻… Fellow Bostonian here with Spanish/English mother tongues! Love your accent explanations ! I personally think All Southern accents are Awesome! I love tricking people with my southern accent attempts lol 👍🏻
Brian, you're the sheriff of Syntaxville, keeping the peace in the wild frontiers of language. Your sharp eye spots those elusive phrasal verbs, and with a tip of your hat, you lasso them into understanding for all those language wranglers out there. It's a hoot how you've turned your travels into a treasure trove of terms. Keep on corralling those words, partner! 🌟📚 @BrianWilesLanguages
I confuse everyone. My mom was from Kentucky but had lived in San Francisco since high school. I was born in SF and lived throughout the state when I moved to North Carolina at 23. At first people knew I wasn’t from here but 46 years later they don’t notice as much except for my CA beach hippie slang, far out y’all. (My favorite Southern sentence I heard after I first got here was a Rockingham County woman who said, “I got right ready to get gone.” I adored her hospitality and genuine country kindness. She invited me to Sunday dinner which I was late for because I arrived at supper time! I had so much to learn.
Im from north Cali and when I would meet my friend from NY we'd always laugh and questions who was right in calling things like: CA, Soda in NY its Pop or I'd say Tennis she called them sneakers. Then we'd call our friend from Georgia and she'd be like: Hey y'all , when are y'all coming? Very Georgia Peach. I find it funny and fascinating how you can distinguish people's state of origin just by their choice of words and expressed accent. Its pretty awesome.
Wow...talent... i jst cant imitate accents from the eastcoast... so hard, especially the NY one... I find the southern accent relatively easy to imitate tho...
There was a Sharpie commercial where a Californian young boy said something like “Where’s my Sharpie dude!” It was such an awesome example of the California Surfer dude
I live in Oklahoma and my accent seems to sound like a Midwestern and a Southern accent mashed together. I don’t think I sound nasally but who knows. I thought my accent sounded neutral but I’ve gotten a few comments about how I pronounce a few words from people and it made me realize my accent isn’t neutral than I thought.
يا براين لو سمحت ممكن تشرحلنا بالتفصيل طريقة الدفع عشان صعبه وصعب جدا نجيب دولارات في مصر من البنك دا اصلا لو مكانش مستحيل فلو تغير الطريقه لطريقه أسهل شويه انا متعطل بسبب كدا،، والله ينور يمعلم على الشرح الجميل ،،حبيبي يا براين
I was born in California, raised there for I wanna say like 9 years, but then because my dad was military and kept getting restationed, spent a year or two in Missouri, then have been living in North Carolina, but spent every summer since i was a toddler in Pennsylvania with my grandparents. This video is showing me just how bonkers my voice really is without knowing it, i thought my voice was basic 😂
Good job buddy I love this vid it's kinda funny Cuz here in Egypt there's a bunch of Accents like upper Egypt's Accent , Cairo's Accent and Alex's Accent etc I think the most American Accent I could Talk in it is California's Accent It's Easy for me .
This is hella cool my friend 🙂 I've seen a lot of those words and the different accents and like that and that's now super clear and btw what's your original accent from all of those 🙂
Oi, yeah, I grew up in the South SF Bay Area. Totally do vocal fry and uptalk. I think the latter is a way of expressing doubt or ambivalence about the declarative statement I'm making. I think (uptalk intended there). But, I will say this: "dude" appears to be out among young people, at least where I'm currently living in SoCal. "Bro" is the more common one 😂
which one is more standard? like a starter who wants to learn american accent for professional work which accent sounds more pro? in which state is more companies in? DC or NY? which accent does hollywood movies use?
American is ok…thanx to hollywood movie i never been to US but i can at least guess what they’re saying…but British..that is hard..seriously..the one we often hear is the refine one like James Bond..but i did my IELTS and during listening test they decided to mess up with us international students and use english (british) with a little dialect…..😅
Hello Professor, greetings from Venezuela. Is there any way to transcribe words and phrases from English to IPA without seeing the translation made by applications such as Elsa Speak, so that I can learn to transcribe the phonetic translation and thus have a better idea of how it is pronounced? I don't know if I explained myself well. Greetings and God bless you.
@@BrianWilesLanguages That's great information, Brian! I'd really appreciate a video on how to master the Standard American accent - it would be really helpful for my language learning journey! Also, I wanted to let you know that I've been enjoying your content very much, your explanations are always clear and helpful. Keep up the great work!
I feel like you left out many southern accents like there’s Arkansas, Texas, Deep South, Florida, southern Ohio and Indiana , Carolina’s, and then there’s Midwest accents too like Minnesota
Good video. There are also African American versions of these accents. In regards to New York accents. Every Burrough has its own distinct accent, including Yonkers.
That’s true for all accents. His “Southern” was generic and didn’t sound like people here where I live in the Triad of NC. But I can tell if you’re from the City, the more rural County, Rockingham County, Stokes County, Charlotte, Virginia, because there are differences in the sounds. And you’re right, African Americans from Philly or Detroit sound different than those raised here in Greensboro or Charlotte or Atlanta or Charleston. It’s fascinating.
Impressive how he changes his accent like a machine 😶 That's an IMPRESSIVE amount of control 👏
Thanks so much! (I was a voice actor for many years…)
@@BrianWilesLanguages Hey NASA, I'm Rania from Iraq. I would like to ask: If you launch a satellite or a spacecraft, do you orbit the Earth seven times? Do you use gravity to save fuel? Why, in all these years, only 5 percent of space has been discovered? If you can send a spacecraft to Mars, why don't you carry out a mission around space? Walking around in it for exploration, and also when sending a satellite, is it monitored by ships from different countries? What is meant is why I did not get a response from you. I said I have designs that I have designed missiles and spacecraft that I would like to present to you. I am still studying, but I desperately want to start my professional career before I complete my studies for that. please
@@BrianWilesLanguagesHey NASA, I'm Rania from Iraq. I would like to ask: If you launch a satellite or a spacecraft, do you orbit the Earth seven times? Do you use gravity to save fuel? Why, in all these years, only 5 percent of space has been discovered? If you can send a spacecraft to Mars, why don't you carry out a mission around space? Walking around in it for exploration, and also when sending a satellite, is it monitored by ships from different countries? What is meant is why I did not get a response from you. I said I have designs that I have designed missiles and spacecraft that I would like to present to you. I am still studying, but I desperately want to start my professional career before I complete my studies for that. please
@@BrianWilesLanguagesI am Rania. I think you know me now. I have sent a lot. Really, you can see how much I have sent. I just want a chance, and this is my right as a human being who wants to achieve something. I would like to reach out to help. Whoever wants to learn and invent, then why am I not getting a response? I chose myself after many circumstances. I would like very much to succeed and I will not. I surrender until I get what I want. I don't want to reach space or dive into the depths of the sea. Rather, I will reach higher than that day. I want an answer. I want to talk. I want everything.
@@BrianWilesLanguages
Hi NASA, I am Rania, a student from Iraq. I have sent you a lot, but I have not received a response. I hope this time I will arrive. Maybe I will not write an influential message, but I will write about myself. I am very interested in space. I was even obsessed with space movies until I did that a year ago. I designed weapons and missiles as well. I designed a special project that I cannot talk about face to face. I would like to talk to President Joe Biden about an important matter that will change the course of the world, not just America. There is a lot to learn, but I am from a small village that has many laws and beliefs, so I cannot travel or go out, but I ask you and the President to send some The men from the American Ministry to take me with them to America to talk to you, but before that I request an official request from NASA to publish a leaflet that they have accepted me as a doctor so that I can convince my family to go out, and believe me, when you see the designs and the project, you will know that you do not regret that you brought me. Please do that. For the future
Watched this out of pure curiosity, This was absolutely hilarious to hear, informative and clear to learn from ❤
I was born in Texas.
At age 11, I moved to Colorado... oh man I got pummeled in 6th grade.
Over Christmas break (2 weeks) I watched local and cable TV news all day and literally repeated their words exactly. When we went back to school in January. I had dropped all the drawl/twang.
No one hassled me ever again.
😂 I had an ex-girlfriend who moved to England from Connecticut in 6th grade and she got humiliated. Then, she comes back to The States, to Georgia! Poor girl doesn't know how to speak at this point, I imagine.
I work in a Call Center (I learned English two years ago), one of the greatest challenge we have is being able to adapt to different accents.
Southern accents are ugly. As a native Californian I cringe at Southern accents
It would be so great if you continue making videos like this ✨ great job brain.
Thanks Rayna!
Former Southern Californian here now on the east coast....you nailed it braaahhhhhh!
California accent is the easiest among all other American accents
I don't know if it's true, but I once had a German translator with me who had lived in England many years. She said that the accent in New England of the U.S. is somewhat like what the British sounded like four hundred years ago. She said that the reason was that when people came to the new world, to feel more secure, they held tightly to their language. In Britain, the language more naturally evolved. That while a Brit pronounces "half" as "hɑːf", they used to pronounce it as "hæf" like we do. And that John F. Kennedy would be a good example of how Brits sounded four hundred years ago.
I’m have lived in WA for over 10 years and the accent there is similar to North California but now I have moved to the South :) quite a culture shock!😊
WA ain't really dat similar to Cali or the bay
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
المرة ده بقولك ان محتواك رائع وياريت تكمل كدة علطول ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
شكرا يا حبيبي
حسنا
انت یهچی عربی احسن😅@@BrianWilesLanguages
I did enjoy watching this video. Thank you. I like the Sothern and New York accent so much! It's really enjoyable to hear someone talking in them.
I like your teaching system , I am from Bangladesh
Love your accents Brian 😂, Please keep including arabic captions i am trying to learn arabic from them :D
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Okay I will and thanks!
Interesting how only the accent and phrases are things that differ across country. Here is example from Croatian language: "It's raining" - Standard Croatian: "Kiša pada". North Croatian dialect: "Dešč curi". South Croatia dialect: "Daži".
Oh wow- yes, American English grammar and vocabulary is fairly standard across different regional accents.
@@BrianWilesLanguages yeah, as a tourist visitor to North America with fluency in English, I like that :)
Being a norcal native, i don't i have a California accent but, i know a handful of slangs for sure
Please do some videos about the accents of Texas, Ohio and Wyoming
Especially the latter as I find it pretty distinctive and sort of hard to understand
It feels like a rural accent for me and its vocals feels so nasal
❤ @BrianWiles ! You’re awesome 😎 Ive learned a great deal from you 😊🙏🏻… Fellow Bostonian here with Spanish/English mother tongues! Love your accent explanations ! I personally think All Southern accents are Awesome! I love tricking people with my southern accent attempts lol 👍🏻
Haha that’s great, and thanks!
Just looking at your videos makes me smile until the end Brian 💙
Most of my life I lived in California, and then moved to Arizona. I didn't know there was a California accent "dude".
LOVE IT!!!😂😂😂 Im relly enjoyng the explanation vou gave specialy the Southern accent!!!!
Brian, you're the sheriff of Syntaxville, keeping the peace in the wild frontiers of language. Your sharp eye spots those elusive phrasal verbs, and with a tip of your hat, you lasso them into understanding for all those language wranglers out there. It's a hoot how you've turned your travels into a treasure trove of terms. Keep on corralling those words, partner! 🌟📚 @BrianWilesLanguages
Thank
This was amazing and soo much fun! From a fellow language nerd! 😁👏
Genius!!!
your videos always helps me alot
Hey this video really helped me learning american accents
I confuse everyone. My mom was from Kentucky but had lived in San Francisco since high school. I was born in SF and lived throughout the state when I moved to North Carolina at 23. At first people knew I wasn’t from here but 46 years later they don’t notice as much except for my CA beach hippie slang, far out y’all. (My favorite Southern sentence I heard after I first got here was a Rockingham County woman who said, “I got right ready to get gone.” I adored her hospitality and genuine country kindness. She invited me to Sunday dinner which I was late for because I arrived at supper time! I had so much to learn.
Haha yes, there's a lot going on there!
Assalom Aleykum I am from Uzbekistan
Hello and thanks for watching!
Va alaykum assalom qalaysiz?
Walaykum assalam, im a Muslim from greater LA ! ☺️
Very interesting topic! Thank you! 😊
Im from north Cali and when I would meet my friend from NY we'd always laugh and questions who was right in calling things like: CA, Soda in NY its Pop or I'd say Tennis she called them sneakers. Then we'd call our friend from Georgia and she'd be like: Hey y'all , when are y'all coming? Very Georgia Peach. I find it funny and fascinating how you can distinguish people's state of origin just by their choice of words and expressed accent. Its pretty awesome.
Wow...talent... i jst cant imitate accents from the eastcoast... so hard, especially the NY one... I find the southern accent relatively easy to imitate tho...
Thanks
There was a Sharpie commercial where a Californian young boy said something like “Where’s my Sharpie dude!” It was such an awesome example of the California Surfer dude
I live in Oklahoma and my accent seems to sound like a Midwestern and a Southern accent mashed together. I don’t think I sound nasally but who knows. I thought my accent sounded neutral but I’ve gotten a few comments about how I pronounce a few words from people and it made me realize my accent isn’t neutral than I thought.
This is a master piece
Thank you very much, Mohamed!
يا براين لو سمحت ممكن تشرحلنا بالتفصيل طريقة الدفع عشان صعبه
وصعب جدا نجيب دولارات في مصر من البنك دا اصلا لو مكانش مستحيل فلو تغير الطريقه لطريقه أسهل شويه انا متعطل بسبب كدا،، والله ينور يمعلم على الشرح الجميل ،،حبيبي يا براين
great content like always!
Thanks a lot!
Of course, this is a very interesting topic 😊
I love New York and I hope visit it❤
I hope you can come one day!
I was born in California, raised there for I wanna say like 9 years, but then because my dad was military and kept getting restationed, spent a year or two in Missouri, then have been living in North Carolina, but spent every summer since i was a toddler in Pennsylvania with my grandparents. This video is showing me just how bonkers my voice really is without knowing it, i thought my voice was basic 😂
Do one for the Midwest
I'm from Ohio I want you to imitate our accent here lol. Nice video I enjoyed it!
Thank you 👍🏻
I like ur videos very much and learn a lot from it, and I am interested in languages, so keep making such videos please.
I really appreciate that, and I’ll keep making them!
@@BrianWilesLanguages Can you tell me some tips so that I can become fluent in English as soon as possible?
Baa que bien te quedó el vídeo! 👍👍
Gracias 🙏
Good job buddy I love this vid it's kinda funny Cuz here in Egypt there's a bunch of Accents like upper Egypt's Accent , Cairo's Accent and Alex's Accent etc I think the most American Accent I could Talk in it is California's Accent It's Easy for me .
Thanks a lot, and I’m glad you liked the video!
This is hella cool my friend 🙂 I've seen a lot of those words and the different accents and like that and that's now super clear and btw what's your original accent from all of those 🙂
California accent is so promenent is science videos here on YT for sure that Uptalk is so recognizable
Great job 👏
The video is beautiful
Thank you very much, Mohamed!
could you please make video about all vowel and consonant sound pronunciation?
Excellent travail
California accent is gud 4 me
keep going mr brian
my best wishes ESRAA 😘
Thanks, Esraa!
Oi, yeah, I grew up in the South SF Bay Area. Totally do vocal fry and uptalk. I think the latter is a way of expressing doubt or ambivalence about the declarative statement I'm making. I think (uptalk intended there). But, I will say this: "dude" appears to be out among young people, at least where I'm currently living in SoCal. "Bro" is the more common one 😂
I like the California accent
That's gay
@@aidenaidenbond how tf
Depends on cali tbh some people in Cali moslty the bay have some like bounce in they voice like they funky or sum
which one is more standard? like a starter who wants to learn american accent for professional work which accent sounds more pro? in which state is more companies in? DC or NY? which accent does hollywood movies use?
US News Reporter
I need your help now
Very well spoken man.. minus the aboot its about 😂
Wait is every state has its own accent this is impressive I didn't know about this
احبك يا اخي❤
When I say night it sounds like knot 🤷♂️ but I’m from southwest Georgia 😅
"Uptalk" is very common in an Australian accent too.
There are a weird amount of similarities between those accents.
"Dear teacher,I fall in love with you"❤️
Is the sentence correct?
Haha very close! “I am falling in…”
So cool!
What about the Midwest
Brilliant mate
Thanks so much!
Hey bro can you tell me some tips so that I can become fluent in English as soon as possible?
There's no solution for it. Only many years to reach a high level.
American accent. Nice.
Thanks, Yonanthan 👍
Impressive
American is ok…thanx to hollywood movie i never been to US but i can at least guess what they’re saying…but British..that is hard..seriously..the one we often hear is the refine one like James Bond..but i did my IELTS and during listening test they decided to mess up with us international students and use english (british) with a little dialect…..😅
Hello Professor, greetings from Venezuela. Is there any way to transcribe words and phrases from English to IPA without seeing the translation made by applications such as Elsa Speak, so that I can learn to transcribe the phonetic translation and thus have a better idea of how it is pronounced? I don't know if I explained myself well. Greetings and God bless you.
Wow.. love it
Wow. This is great.
Thanks a lot, Steve!
As a Connecticutian, I know this dude is accurate with Boston and NY.
hi
Hi, Jose 👋
What is his accent?
I liked Boston accent
Thanks, Ahmad!
great one ❤
Glad you like it!
Sir, could you please tell me the accent you use?
I use a Standard American accent (this is the most common American accent).
@@BrianWilesLanguages That's great information, Brian! I'd really appreciate a video on how to master the Standard American accent - it would be really helpful for my language learning journey! Also, I wanted to let you know that I've been enjoying your content very much, your explanations are always clear and helpful. Keep up the great work!
Don’t forget the yinzers from western PA.
Very true!
براين ،انا من مصر عايزه ادرس اللغه العربيه للاجانب ' امريكان او بريطانيين ' تنصحني بإيه؟
are you speaking in Standards American or califorian acccent???😢
Could you make a video on how to learn Arabic ( new one)
As foreign, I think I am familiar the most with californian and NY accents because of the Hollywood' movies 😆
I'm a New Yorker, but keep in mind, nott all of us sound like angry italian mafia leaders lol
What accent does Miami has?
There are even more specific Southern accents! My family from WV would say “Hey Ah-zic! (Isaac) I’m goin down ta So fia (Sophia) on Tuesdi”
هو انت بتعرف تكتب و تقرأ عربي ولا بتتكلمو بس و لو بتعرف تكتب ممكن تورينا خطك بالعربي و متقولش خطي وحش 😁
أرفعوا تعليقي عشان براين يشوفوا
You're awesome 😎👍
Make videos about Texan accent
Texan
I feel like you left out many southern accents like there’s Arkansas, Texas, Deep South, Florida, southern Ohio and Indiana , Carolina’s, and then there’s Midwest accents too like Minnesota
What about da Chicago accent?
What is your accent then? My accent is Tennessee.
What about N‘awlins ?
I was looking for this comment. I wondered about that too!
I was born in California, i need to learn English like them 😂😂😂❤
I'm failing my California English class 😢 I'm in Colorado 😂😂😂😂 this place is hella , surf- less
Honestly never knew these accents existed (commenting for the algorithm)
Thanks, I appreciate it!
ليه حساك بتتكلم براحه يابراين😂❤
علي عكس الاجانب
He reminds me of joe tribbiani when he said don’t you walk away when I am talking to u .
can't stop thinking of Marisa Tomei in My Cousin Vinny. 'They WA!'
Good video. There are also African American versions of these accents. In regards to New York accents. Every Burrough has its own distinct accent, including Yonkers.
Ebonics
That’s true for all accents. His “Southern” was generic and didn’t sound like people here where I live in the Triad of NC. But I can tell if you’re from the City, the more rural County, Rockingham County, Stokes County, Charlotte, Virginia, because there are differences in the sounds. And you’re right, African Americans from Philly or Detroit sound different than those raised here in Greensboro or Charlotte or Atlanta or Charleston. It’s fascinating.
Aww did he not include you 😢😢😢😢
And they sound even more stupid if you can believe that
I like A Combination, Composite, Mixture, And Mix Of A TWANG + NASAL
Adam's Apple & Vocal Cord :
FOREVER YOUNG✅️
UPWARD✅️
UPSTAIR✅️
ABOVE✅️
ATOP✅️
UP✅️