Yea man, I moved to Seattle from south Texas about 4 years ago, I've noticed there's a certain western Washington kind of accent with a lot of folks. It gets a little stronger the further west you go from Seattle. I think Krist Novaselic(the bassist from Nirvana) is a perfect representation of a stronger PNW kind of accent.
Just did a little research and I guess he lived in California until he was 14? I don't know if that has anything to do with it ? I'm not familiar with how he speaks but I listened to a little @@salopro86
I wanted it to be awesome but I think 7/10. She hung onto that ‘nine’ a little long. “Noyyn” is trying too hard. I agree that most people get the Aussie accent very wrong.
I thought the same thing! I remember hanging out with bilingual people and noticing they changed personalities /energies when switching from one language to another, it's quite fascinating
"Hello, I'm Mary Kelly from West Hollywood, California. I'm a Trans-Gender Toucan-Sexual. My pronouns are We, Wo and Wa. I'm a Socialist Thief, therefore I ALWAYS vote Democrat. I dye my pubic hair green. Fuck the Patriarchy !!! When I pass away all alone - my 47 cats will consume by body. Oh, did I mention that I'm a Socialist Democrat ?"
Holy crap. I’m from Sydney Australia and as one of HARDEST accents anyone can master that was freakishly spot on. Incredibly rare that a non Aussie can do our accent.
@@anushareddy2122 It was a famous line (once upon a time anyways) spoken by Dustin Hoffman in the movie “Midnight Cowboy”. He’s a New Yorker and while crossing a busy street he’s honked at. He then hollars at the driver “I’M WALKIN’ HERE! I’M WALKIN’!” in his thick New Yorker accent. ruclips.net/video/c412hqucHKw/видео.html
The Liverpool, Manchester, Northern Irish and Glasgow ones were a little in the ‘uncanny valley’ still. A little bit of refinement needed there. Everything else sounded fairly spot on. For reference I’m Scottish, but have lived in England and Paris and have Northern Irish family.
Essex definitely needs some work too. You need to spend some more time in the UK! The US ones were all so impressive though, I don't usually notice the subtle differences in American accents and thought you brought these out beautifully.
It’s impressive to have such range and this is a fun video! However, I have to comment that the Belfast accent is very off. The way we pronounce Belfast is Bell-fast (no reduction on the “fast”). Beyond this, the initial lines sounded much more “country”, sliding into something more southern, before landing something closer to the Belfast accent with “Northern Ireland”. Keep it up!
I looked away from the monitor for a bit, and when you started the Southern accents, I said, "That better say Texas." It said Texas. Great job. Most people butcher Southern accents trying to go Delta, which is practically extinct, but you nailed it. Gave me warm fuzzies.
when she did the transatlantic accent, i was like "why is the video not black and white?" major dissonance while watching the video and hearing the accent ahh so good
What makes these next level is that she goes beyond the accent and gives each one the delivery and mannerisms that really bring it to life..the Delta blew me away, it felt like the shape of the room I’m sitting in changed. Magic. ✨
I looove your german accent!! Very subtle and not overdone like many do. You other accents were brilliant too as far as I can tell. I loved the irish ones
@@Lolahahaha11 that's how I felt too, my accent is pretty mild and doesn't come out all that much but I definitely know others who sound like it. Didn't expect it to feel like a hug tho 😂
Impressive!! My favorite thing was that the Boston and Pittsburgh people were ever so slightly angry/aggressive lol. Found this video from a compilation of your TikTok celebrity impressions - you've got serious talent!
Speaking as a Brit, the various British accents, apart from the London one, all got at least one vowel sound wrong. She's great at impressions though, loved the "Keira Knightley mouth acting" video.
A lot of of the British Acting schools have classes dedicated to accents. It’s why their exports are generally pretty good at doing an American or other accents. For whatever reason most of the American acting schools don’t do this, which is a shame. I don’t know if she studied acting abroad or not though, but it’s possible she studied across the pond. I did study a bit myself in England for a couple semesters (part of an exchange sort of thing with my Acting program located in New York). Other than that, yeah you can get lessons from Accent coaches and whatnot.
@@TheGeorgeD13 I don't know why you think American acting schools don't include accent study because they do. They are more concerned with regional American accents, though, and tend to give British and Irish ones short shrift. Some British actors are good at American accents and some definitely are not. I saw an English production of The Grapes of Wrath that was all over the map, and not in a good way.
A solid Aus accent. I was waiting for her to cross the ditch to New Zealand and tell the difference (or should I say “cross the dutch and till the duff’runce” 😉).
You absolutely crushed the Aussie accent!! It was a little bit of a broad accent. You’d probably be more likely to find someone with an accent like that in rural Australia. Less in the big cities like Sydney. The 9 was a little ott. But super impressive! Most Americans totally miss the mark but, you pretty much nailed it!
An amazing assortment of accents & even more impressed with your micro expressions that really help solidly the notion that each accent belongs to a fully realized individual character. Well done.
@@OM-uj9vl it's true we don't pronounce differently C and Z and even S but she did well in the E'paña thing... but I guess it depends on the region. Here in Mexico people from the coast don't pronounce the S neither, they would say Co'ta instead of Costa. Why am I writing to you in English? mmmH?
Nobody from Barcelona would say "Eth-paña", ever, that's just plainly wrong (this is one of my biggest pet peeves with people who knows no Spanish trying to do a "Spanish accent"). "Bar-the-lona" is also weird, because while it's the right pronunciation in Spanish, most locals don't use the Spanish pronunciation if they're not speaking Spanish. They would use the Catalan pronunciation, in which case the "c" is pronounced as "s".
Agreed. There was something particularly weird about the way she said "Canada". Like maybe the hypothetical Torontonian is second generation and she was raised speaking two languages in the home.
I was going to say the same. I’m from Toronto area and people don’t really talk like that unless they’re originally from a small town in the boonies. It’s too hillbilly. Haha but yeah, the natural accent sounds more like Toronto.
Yeah I'm from the Toronto area and her natural accent sounds the most like us, followed by her Seattle accent. The way she says "Canada" reminds me of the way western Canadians (specifically in Alberta) speak.
She was definitely a lot closer than a lot of people doing "Canadian" accents I've seen which usually sound like a broken Irish/Midwestern US hybrid, but just the way she said "Canada" was off. I've hear people from Saskatchewan say it like that but not Toronto.
That was BRILLIANT!!! It was like watching an insane person talking to the board about which one wanted to be released. Cracking me up! I'm a tiny bit of a voice actor.
I’m originally from Michigan (near Detroit) and I have a hard time pinpointing what’s specific about my accent. I will say it’s like a less nasally Wisconsin crossed with a less brash Chicago accent !! Great job!
Lol your cali was so true and you got the Seattle accent so much I'm wondering if you're from king county. You gotta add the Geordie accent to your arsenal! It's the north shields/Newcastle area in UK. Also add the Michigan accent!
I think the world will be seeing you on screen. Fingers crossed. You're fantastic. Just saw one too where you were doing different facial expressions, and my, you're absolutely fantastic.
So good! What was really great about this was that each accent wasn't a caricature of those accents, but a really accurate depiction. This isn't Hollywood quality accent. This is CIA quality.
So good! I'm Australian and you did SO good! It was kinda rural, drop in some of the cali accent and its perfect! (Sorry, it was really good, but if you wanted criticism that would be it, just try clip it just the teeniest bit more, but its 10/10 i wouldn't have clocked it otherwise :)
Oh my gosh the number of people that can't pull off a genuine Australian accent and here you are, quite possibly the first person I've heard who isn't Australian, pull it off pretty much perfectly! Wow.
I LOVE doing accents..I have an Australian alter ego that comes out when I'm drunk and I just love fooling people that I'm from Leia from Brisbane, Australia. You're so talented!! Looking forward to seeing more
As a French native, I can tell your imitation of our accent is actually way better than what I'm used to when I hear my fellow comrades trying to speak in English... I found your Italian one pretty accurate though ^^
Well done overall, but not a single person in Toronto sounds like that. Common misconception in American media is giving Canadians the Minnesotan accent... On the contrary, many linguists consider Ontarian English to be the most phonetically consistent and least affected among North American English accents.
@@Sarah-dz4sn Um, not really. I mean we are lucky to have a very international vibe here but I wouldn't say that people downtown or anywhere in Toronto speak with a lot of Caribbean slang. That said, at least Mary pronounced it "Tor-own-no" instead of "Tor-ON-Toe" which would be a dead giveaway.
Very very subtle. You nailed all of them. The Seattle accent sounded most like what I consider just general American English and was most similar to the Connecticut accent
@@janinas1121 Yes, you have right. Im from Poland that's why i can hear a lot of German People speaking english. It was not 100% german, maybe 50%. It was too soft.
So I’ve never been to Berlin but have lived in Hessen, I have an uncle in Bayern, an uncle and two Aunts in Hessen, and one in Schwarzwald, and they all had the same parents (including my mom). I grew up bilingual with an American dad. Her German accent blew me away. It wasn’t very thick, but subtle like a fluent English speaker would sound. It was very good in my opinion
I'm from Cape Town, South Africa and I was so pleasantly surprised that you included one of our accents in this video. You're the first one who did it spot on. ❤️
yoo hii!!! absolutely love your acting!!! can u do a video where u give some tips for beginners who would really love to level up their acting skills 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Having lived all over the US, I can vouch for how spot on your accents are. Having lived 10 years in Boston and having spent many summers in Wisconsin I was howling at those 2 accents in particular. 😂 Bravo!!!
Awesome! Love your work. I've had a lifelong fascination with accents. I'm from Cape Town South Africa.. I enjoyed your attempt at our crazy accent immensely:)
I saw a video of you here on RUclips from a different channel; it compiled your TikTok videos featuring mouth acting, and was suggested by the RUclips algorithm. I came here to sub! This was a great video. I hope you become even more successful because you're very talented!
So funny how as an American, the overseas accents were so interesting to hear, and then you got back to us and I was just rolling. 😂 Really easy to laugh at yourself- especially with how well you did the L.A. cliche and Connecticut. Thank you.
Loved it! But as a Spanish speaker the way you pronounce Mary would immediately let me know you aren’t Spanish. Try “mah-ree” do it kind of fast and with your mouth wide open until it feels natural. Besides that, you are an amazing talent !!! 🤍
I wish more people did Canadian accents, but when they do they're always from out west. because of our relative low population (compared to the amount of space we have) the amount of accents we've got is... well, just an insane amount. Just in my native province of NB there's gotta be at least 5 accents (context: population of NB is about a quarter of just Orange County in California)
Tbf, the Liverpool accent was awful. There's no point in sugar coating everything, she did a great job on others - she sounded too Irish. Rather tell her than her audition with it and get turned down.
I agree Liverpool and Manchester weren’t great, Scottish was very good apart from how she said ‘Glasgow’, London was spot on. Irish accents were good too
100% hard agree. As someone from Manchester area I have absolutely no idea what she was going for with the Manchester one to be honest hahaha never heard an accent like that in my life. But other than that the others were amazing!!!
When doing a French accent you also have to put an accent to your name. No French person would say Mary Kelly more like Maree Kellee. And the Rs should be more pronouced. Great pronouciation of France. And very good Italian accent.
Ooooh 🤦♂️, you just remind me that many French people who give a presentation (I work at a University), put the accent / emphasis on the wrong parts of the words in English, I can be so tiring after a while, because it can be more difficult to understand and it almost sounds like they're doing it on purpose.. 'We used ze Eee-quipment to do ze anala-SYS on ze se-COND part. 😅 Love the French though, no hard feelings 😄
Ugh this is why i have such a love-hate relationship with social media - it can be toxic but it also brought you to my radar!!! Thank you for sharing your talents so generously with the world!!
And Barcelona is in the Catalonia region of Spain, and they've been trying to let go for decades. Would a Barcelona citizen still say, "I am from Spain..."? And would they have a specific regional accent when they speak English? Just asking.
@@anilachar323 there are still many people from Barcelona who consider themselves part of Spain Todavía hay mucha gente de Barcelona que se considera española
@@anilachar323 actually, she said "im from barcelona" with some kind of Argentinian accent. In Barcelona we dont do "th" sound, we say "barsalona" And... yes, most of us do not consider oursleves spanish, but its kinda 50/50
Essex punched me square in the Jessie J and LA vocal fried me so hard I hallucinated Kourtney Kardashian. This was truly impressive. Wisconsin stung a bit because it sounded the closest to Western NY. I hung my head in shame a bit.
Don't know how Western NY sounds like, but being from Milwaukee, WI, I found it to be very accurate, so I'm a little surprised by your disappointment lol
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Her name is Mary Kelly, she's 29. I'm not sure where she's from though.
She american
HAHAHA
lmfaoo
I'm going to guess Connecticut, because her CT accent sounds the most natural to me.
😂
I'm starting to think she may be Mary Kelly and that she is 29.
great observation!!!
HAHAHA
I don't know, further research may need to be done. It wasn't clear
You shouldn't assume unless you know for sure
Ur absolutely hilarious!.... Ah wit... U either have it or you don't
After listening to this, rn I think my name is Mary Kelly too
🤣🤣🤣lmao mee too
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
But what kind of Mary Kelly are you? From Liverpool, Paris, Sidney...?
Hahaha
I like how she did the vocal fry while doing the LA accent
I'm from Seattle and I never really thought we had a unique way of speaking, but now I finally hear it coming from you.
Yea man, I moved to Seattle from south Texas about 4 years ago, I've noticed there's a certain western Washington kind of accent with a lot of folks. It gets a little stronger the further west you go from Seattle. I think Krist Novaselic(the bassist from Nirvana) is a perfect representation of a stronger PNW kind of accent.
Just did a little research and I guess he lived in California until he was 14? I don't know if that has anything to do with it ? I'm not familiar with how he speaks but I listened to a little @@salopro86
As an Australian, I was and am truly shocked about how good that was. They're usually TERRIBLE.
I was JUST typing the same thing haha!! Usually it’s so cringe worthy when someone does an Aussie accent but that was spot on!!
Aussie
I’ll second that!
I third that!
I wanted it to be awesome but I think 7/10. She hung onto that ‘nine’ a little long. “Noyyn” is trying too hard. I agree that most people get the Aussie accent very wrong.
For all the people asking, her name is Mary Kelly and she's 29 years old.
HAHAHAHA
Yeah but where's she from?
You’re kidding!
Thanks I was wondering
Yes she does.... maybe she is
It's so cool how every accent has a different personality.
I thought the same thing! I remember hanging out with bilingual people and noticing they changed personalities /energies when switching from one language to another, it's quite fascinating
@@gingersal8052 as a bilingual person I agree
"Hello, I'm Mary Kelly from West Hollywood, California. I'm a Trans-Gender Toucan-Sexual. My pronouns are We, Wo and Wa. I'm a Socialist Thief, therefore I ALWAYS vote Democrat. I dye my pubic hair green. Fuck the Patriarchy !!! When I pass away all alone - my 47 cats will consume by body. Oh, did I mention that I'm a Socialist Democrat ?"
@@gingersal8052 I agree
@@gingersal8052 Ikr!! It’s a whole-a$$ study LOL🧐
I love how she got the “attitude “ not just the accent. 😂
Holy crap. I’m from Sydney Australia and as one of HARDEST accents anyone can master that was freakishly spot on. Incredibly rare that a non Aussie can do our accent.
She sounded more Aussie than me and I’m born and raised in Sydney Australia lol 😂
She seriously looks like the love child of Winona Ryder and Drew Barrymore 🙂
Spot on!!!!
She gave me major Jodie Comer vibes, I think just coz of all the accents but kind of the look. And Millie Bobby Brown
YES OMG
I glanced at it on passing and genuinely thought it was a video of Millie Bobby Brown until I looked closer
I was thinking of Meryl Streep :D
Okay but the vocal fry for LA was perfect
Agreed!
When? :D
i definitely have vocal fry and i realize it is probably cos i live in SoCal😭😭
Ahhh I’m from Orange County and had no idea what a vocal fry was until seeing this and reading your comment and now I’m distraught..
I was waiting for New York like "Hi, I'm Mary Kelly, I'm 29 years old and I'M WALKING HERE!"
😂 Would have been great!!
@@BrettTwinSavage I don't understand it. Can U please explain
@@anushareddy2122
It was a famous line (once upon a time anyways) spoken by Dustin Hoffman in the movie “Midnight Cowboy”. He’s a New Yorker and while crossing a busy street he’s honked at. He then hollars at the driver “I’M WALKIN’ HERE! I’M WALKIN’!” in his thick New Yorker accent.
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@@BrettTwinSavageOh okay. Thank you. That was really nice of you to explain it to me
@@anushareddy2122 You’re very welcome! It’s part of the fun here! ☺️(I’M EXPLAININ’ HERE! I’M EXPLAININ’! 😉😄 )
You are so beautiful!!!! You would totally nail an SNL audition. The Australian accent was incredible!!
The Liverpool, Manchester, Northern Irish and Glasgow ones were a little in the ‘uncanny valley’ still. A little bit of refinement needed there. Everything else sounded fairly spot on. For reference I’m Scottish, but have lived in England and Paris and have Northern Irish family.
Essex definitely needs some work too. You need to spend some more time in the UK! The US ones were all so impressive though, I don't usually notice the subtle differences in American accents and thought you brought these out beautifully.
So the ones you're most familiar with seem the weakest. I'm from the north west too and thought Manchester and Liverpool were not that good.
@@jeremyjub9147the way she said "I'm 29" for the Essex one honestly sounded more Australian.
I was surprised she tried all those UK dialects. That was tough and she did it well.
Liverpool Manchester Irish Galway Northern Irish all rubbish.Essex Australia good.Where is Welsh?.
In case you didn't know, her name is Mary and she is 29 years old.
But where's she from actually?! 😂😂😂
Mary Kelly to be exact 😆
I love this girl!! So talented. What's her name? How old is she?
تخيلي تبقي كتبة كومنت في القناة بتاعتها و تسألي علي اسمها كنتي تعبتي عينك شوية و دورتي علي اسمها بس نقول ايه بقي كسل بعيد عن السامعين
I think her name is Sarah and she’s 31 years old.
@@peytonp.3096 good one
I’m pretty sure her name is Liz and she’s 4 years old ;)
she's actually a 29 year old schizophrenic
Damn.. She's like older version of Millie Bobby Brown
Is that Millie Bobby brown 😅
They HAVE to be related.
They look almost the same age! Both are gorgeous young ladies but Millie looks older than her age.
YES!!!!! 💯
Agreed. They should do a movie together
It’s impressive to have such range and this is a fun video! However, I have to comment that the Belfast accent is very off. The way we pronounce Belfast is Bell-fast (no reduction on the “fast”). Beyond this, the initial lines sounded much more “country”, sliding into something more southern, before landing something closer to the Belfast accent with “Northern Ireland”. Keep it up!
I noticed that about Bell-fast as well.
I looked away from the monitor for a bit, and when you started the Southern accents, I said, "That better say Texas." It said Texas. Great job. Most people butcher Southern accents trying to go Delta, which is practically extinct, but you nailed it. Gave me warm fuzzies.
when she did the transatlantic accent, i was like "why is the video not black and white?" major dissonance while watching the video and hearing the accent ahh so good
does indeed sound reminiscent of early classic films -- also the ''No Richard, No!'' skit with Kate McKinnon on snl 😆
Yes! I thought the same thing! Black and white with gowns by Adrian!
Black and White with a picture of Cary Grant in the background!
As non native, the Seattle accent is what my brains calls "neutral english" lol i'm sorry Americans
What makes these next level is that she goes beyond the accent and gives each one the delivery and mannerisms that really bring it to life..the Delta blew me away, it felt like the shape of the room I’m sitting in changed. Magic. ✨
I'm from Portland, just a short 170 miles from Seattle and our accents are pretty basic, but we mumble like mmthfkas though.
You're not wrong. I'm American and do transcription audios from all over the country. Seattle is one of the easiest because they are so neutral.
As an American not from Seattle, I completely agree.
I thought the same. I was like like yes, this is decent english. Lol.
The drag in the Californian accent is so accurate I love it!
By 'drag', do you mean the lowering of the sentence end into a low, purring sound?
Thought that was a typical Valley Girl trait...
@@anilachar323 “vocal fry” is the term for it
@@mallorymontenegro3924 That's a good definition!
If you watch Amy walker's 21 accent it was Essentially an imitations of hers
The vocal fry on Mary from LA, California - brilliant. You have a new fan. Brava!
I looove your german accent!! Very subtle and not overdone like many do. You other accents were brilliant too as far as I can tell. I loved the irish ones
Why is this not blowing up?!?!?!?
I know right!
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Remember me when it does
@@avanipanji I have a bad memory
I'm from Dallas and all your southern accents feel like a weird comforting hug lol so strange. She's so good!
Texas was on point for sure lol
I'm from dfw and I didn't find it representative at all, but she's incredible. I'm sure I'm just picky because she did my hometown accent.
@@Lolahahaha11 that's how I felt too, my accent is pretty mild and doesn't come out all that much but I definitely know others who sound like it. Didn't expect it to feel like a hug tho 😂
Yeah, born and raised in Dallas here, and I think she nailed a Texas country accent. Dallas? Not so much. Still great though!
I’m from Texas but why could I relate more to her Seattle and Connecticut accents?
Impressive!! My favorite thing was that the Boston and Pittsburgh people were ever so slightly angry/aggressive lol. Found this video from a compilation of your TikTok celebrity impressions - you've got serious talent!
Thank you for doing Transatlantic!! 💕 so amazing and it’s one of the less talked about accents (from what I know)
Speaking as a Brit, the various British accents, apart from the London one, all got at least one vowel sound wrong. She's great at impressions though, loved the "Keira Knightley mouth acting" video.
You’re incredible! How did you study all of these accents? Did you just go one by one or did you take a class!? This is total goals for me
A lot of of the British Acting schools have classes dedicated to accents. It’s why their exports are generally pretty good at doing an American or other accents.
For whatever reason most of the American acting schools don’t do this, which is a shame.
I don’t know if she studied acting abroad or not though, but it’s possible she studied across the pond. I did study a bit myself in England for a couple semesters (part of an exchange sort of thing with my Acting program located in New York).
Other than that, yeah you can get lessons from Accent coaches and whatnot.
@@TheGeorgeD13 I don't know why you think American acting schools don't include accent study because they do. They are more concerned with regional American accents, though, and tend to give British and Irish ones short shrift. Some British actors are good at American accents and some definitely are not. I saw an English production of The Grapes of Wrath that was all over the map, and not in a good way.
The Australian accent is so hard and I can say, as an Australian you nailed it!
Struth, yeah nah it's not
@@kiwishamoo6494 yeh nah is a qldr thing, not an overall aussie thing as most aussies don't all talk in contradictory manner.
I agree she nailed the east coast Aussie accent....we south aussies a different.....sample is an example haha
I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone get close to an Aussie accent but you nailed it
Amy Walker, the lady she references in the beginning of the video, is and absolute MASTER of accents - ozzie being one
A solid Aus accent. I was waiting for her to cross the ditch to New Zealand and tell the difference (or should I say “cross the dutch and till the duff’runce” 😉).
@@lbd-po7cl Yes, I was waiting for her tryout to mock Kiwi accent. Unfortunately, not this time :-)
I came to comment to say exactly the same thing!
Yeah it took me out, I‘ve never heard an American get that right, spooky
NOW THAT'S TALENT!! YOU NAILED IT!!! How you caught the subtle & not-so-subtle nuances was OUTSTANDING!!
Thanks for existing and doing the thing that you love to do.
THAT AUSTRALIAN ACCENT HAS BE FLOORED WHAT. Usually impressions are so bad
You absolutely crushed the Aussie accent!! It was a little bit of a broad accent. You’d probably be more likely to find someone with an accent like that in rural Australia. Less in the big cities like Sydney. The 9 was a little ott.
But super impressive! Most Americans totally miss the mark but, you pretty much nailed it!
An amazing assortment of accents & even more impressed with your micro expressions that really help solidly the notion that each accent belongs to a fully realized individual character. Well done.
The old fashioned Delta accent was very interesting to listen to 😂
0:43 English (Londen)
0:48 Essex
0:54 Scouse (Liverpool)
1:01 Manchester
1:09 Irish
1:17 Northern Irish (belfast)
1:24 Scottish
1:30 Italian
1:41 Spanish
1:50 French
1:59 German
2:06 Russian
2:13 Australian
2:18 South Africa (cape town)
2:24 Texas
2:30 Mississippi
2:37 California (LA)
2:44 Seattle
2:49 Toronto Canada
2:54 Boston
3:00 Pittsburgh
3:04 Connecticut (FFLD) county
3:11 Wisconsin
3:18 Chicago
3:25 Delta
3:35 Transatlantic
3:41 Brahmin
You’re Welcome 😌
As a native Spanish speaker, I was pretty sold on the Spanish accent until you tried to say 'España' 😂 Great video though, very convincing.
the lisps were kinda forced lmao
@@dragndorf9 We native spanish do not lisp, it's the rest of the latin speaking people that can't pronunce the C and Z
@@OM-uj9vl it's true we don't pronounce differently C and Z and even S but she did well in the E'paña thing... but I guess it depends on the region. Here in Mexico people from the coast don't pronounce the S neither, they would say Co'ta instead of Costa. Why am I writing to you in English? mmmH?
@@OM-uj9vl pa nahhh just face it,the Madrid accent pronounces "c" & "z" as "th"....like zumo becomes thumo
Nobody from Barcelona would say "Eth-paña", ever, that's just plainly wrong (this is one of my biggest pet peeves with people who knows no Spanish trying to do a "Spanish accent"). "Bar-the-lona" is also weird, because while it's the right pronunciation in Spanish, most locals don't use the Spanish pronunciation if they're not speaking Spanish. They would use the Catalan pronunciation, in which case the "c" is pronounced as "s".
Your natural accent is much closer to a "Toronto" accent than your Toronto accent in the video!
Agreed. There was something particularly weird about the way she said "Canada". Like maybe the hypothetical Torontonian is second generation and she was raised speaking two languages in the home.
I was going to say the same. I’m from Toronto area and people don’t really talk like that unless they’re originally from a small town in the boonies. It’s too hillbilly. Haha but yeah, the natural accent sounds more like Toronto.
Yeah I'm from the Toronto area and her natural accent sounds the most like us, followed by her Seattle accent. The way she says "Canada" reminds me of the way western Canadians (specifically in Alberta) speak.
She was definitely a lot closer than a lot of people doing "Canadian" accents I've seen which usually sound like a broken Irish/Midwestern US hybrid, but just the way she said "Canada" was off. I've hear people from Saskatchewan say it like that but not Toronto.
I agree, that was not a Toronto accent. Too rural sounding. Maybe pick a small town in Northern Ontario.
Holy shit that Aussie accent floored me mate. What a catch!
That was BRILLIANT!!! It was like watching an insane person talking to the board about which one wanted to be released. Cracking me up!
I'm a tiny bit of a voice actor.
So talented!!!!
I was born and raised in Fairfield County and I definitely went to high school with the girl you were doing an impression of
I agree. I was floored by her FFLD County accent. Amazing.
I’m originally from Michigan (near Detroit) and I have a hard time pinpointing what’s specific about my accent. I will say it’s like a less nasally Wisconsin crossed with a less brash Chicago accent !! Great job!
Lol your cali was so true and you got the Seattle accent so much I'm wondering if you're from king county.
You gotta add the Geordie accent to your arsenal! It's the north shields/Newcastle area in UK. Also add the Michigan accent!
Omg, you're my doppelganger! 🖤
Very talented!!
I think the world will be seeing you on screen. Fingers crossed. You're fantastic. Just saw one too where you were doing different facial expressions, and my, you're absolutely fantastic.
So good! What was really great about this was that each accent wasn't a caricature of those accents, but a really accurate depiction. This isn't Hollywood quality accent. This is CIA quality.
So good! I'm Australian and you did SO good! It was kinda rural, drop in some of the cali accent and its perfect! (Sorry, it was really good, but if you wanted criticism that would be it, just try clip it just the teeniest bit more, but its 10/10 i wouldn't have clocked it otherwise :)
you are gonna be ridiculously successful. you are sooo talented
So cool. I love hearing the different accents from different parts of the UK
Oh my gosh the number of people that can't pull off a genuine Australian accent and here you are, quite possibly the first person I've heard who isn't Australian, pull it off pretty much perfectly! Wow.
Love your tik rok videos. Was waiting for Elizabeth Perkins to come up in the look alike video. Thanks for sharing your talent
I lived in “Mwaukee Wizgyonsin” for over 20 years, you nailed it!
I'm from Los Angeles and you nailed the SoCal accent !!
I love that you did the same phrase over and over so we could hear the difference. LOVED IT.
I LOVE doing accents..I have an Australian alter ego that comes out when I'm drunk and I just love fooling people that I'm from Leia from Brisbane, Australia. You're so talented!! Looking forward to seeing more
As a French native, I can tell your imitation of our accent is actually way better than what I'm used to when I hear my fellow comrades trying to speak in English...
I found your Italian one pretty accurate though ^^
As an Italian, the rolling R’s were a little too intense but she got close!
It was like hearing a finnish friend of mine speaking english, definitely not the Italian ones. She pronounced Buongiorno pretty well though.
@@OcchioniApotropaici ??? I have Finnish friends who speak English and they literally sound nothing like this lmao. Like not even close.
Well done overall, but not a single person in Toronto sounds like that. Common misconception in American media is giving Canadians the Minnesotan accent... On the contrary, many linguists consider Ontarian English to be the most phonetically consistent and least affected among North American English accents.
Yes! The whole video was so good until I heard Toronto! Most people Downtown speak with a lot of Caribbean slang which would have been more accurate
Yeah, the “Toronto” accent was way way off.
@@Sarah-dz4sn Um, not really. I mean we are lucky to have a very international vibe here but I wouldn't say that people downtown or anywhere in Toronto speak with a lot of Caribbean slang. That said, at least Mary pronounced it "Tor-own-no" instead of "Tor-ON-Toe" which would be a dead giveaway.
You must be from Connecticut. No one just decides "hey, lemme learn a Connecticut accent."
Wonderful. I'm from near Pittsburgh and you nailed it. Loved the, "Go Steelers." Perfect. I noticed Seattle sound alot like Maryland where I live.
Holy moly! Accents are incredible! I thought she was like 19 tbh. She could play a highschool/First Year Uni character easily. So pretty too! ☺️😁
I never thought I would be so excited just to hear someone say "Milwaukee, Wisconsin" but here we are...
It was done so well!! People usually do a Chicago, Minnesota, or Canadian accent for WI.
okay um you’re amazing? like hello?
Very very subtle. You nailed all of them. The Seattle accent sounded most like what I consider just general American English and was most similar to the Connecticut accent
As someone originally from Wisconsin, I can confirm that you nailed the Wisconsin accent!
Also...my wife's ex girl is from essex and that was absolutely horrifying for her to watch....spot on😅
for her to watch or for you to watch xD
@@danzwku keep it in your pants man
Was she from Essex Australia or something? That accent was not it
@@benjaminpikoikj7090 not where I was going with that but okay lol
@@ethancoffey3491 Um... I’m pretty sure Essex is an area in England, not Australia lmao
That was more like a parody of a Chicago accent than a real one 😂😂😂
Sounded more like a Minnesotan accent "don't ya know".
Totally. It reminded of those old SNL skits about “da bears”, but no one in Chicago actually sounds like that lmao.
Said "Mawaukee" like a champ tho.
@@jamesdewane1642 say hello to yer moms fer me. Watch fer deer.
@@bodyofhope Coincidence er no, I'm from Manitowoc.
The German one wasn't bad, just not like someone from Berlin. Rather southern Germany
@@janinas1121 Yes, you have right. Im from Poland that's why i can hear a lot of German People speaking english. It was not 100% german, maybe 50%. It was too soft.
@@kaz5134 from the other side of Germany but I agree that it didn’t sound German. Her French accent sounded a bit German
So I’ve never been to Berlin but have lived in Hessen, I have an uncle in Bayern, an uncle and two Aunts in Hessen, and one in Schwarzwald, and they all had the same parents (including my mom). I grew up bilingual with an American dad. Her German accent blew me away. It wasn’t very thick, but subtle like a fluent English speaker would sound. It was very good in my opinion
Very very cool! You’re so talented. I’m from Toronto, Canada, I would have to say the accent wasn’t quite on, but I loved all the others 😊
I'm from Cape Town, South Africa and I was so pleasantly surprised that you included one of our accents in this video. You're the first one who did it spot on. ❤️
yoo hii!!! absolutely love your acting!!! can u do a video where u give some tips for beginners who would really love to level up their acting skills 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
As someone who lived in Liverpool for many years, I'm sorry to say that is not a scouse accent.
Having lived all over the US, I can vouch for how spot on your accents are. Having lived 10 years in Boston and having spent many summers in Wisconsin I was howling at those 2 accents in particular. 😂 Bravo!!!
Ehh, her Sconnie was only okay. She did pronounce Milwaukee right but she sounded like she was straining to do it.
Awesome! Love your work. I've had a lifelong fascination with accents. I'm from Cape Town South Africa.. I enjoyed your attempt at our crazy accent immensely:)
I gotta say, that was a pretty good attempt at a South African accent! I love that you said howzit too 😂❤️
Comes from 'Hoe is het'? Greetings from the Netherlands 😁
Attempt... she didn't quite get it.
The Boston accent is so accurate, with the casual vibe and everything
Fairfield CT could easily be morphed into a Laura Linney.
I saw a video of you here on RUclips from a different channel; it compiled your TikTok videos featuring mouth acting, and was suggested by the RUclips algorithm. I came here to sub! This was a great video. I hope you become even more successful because you're very talented!
That’s awesome! Thanks for subbing 🥰
So funny how as an American, the overseas accents were so interesting to hear, and then you got back to us and I was just rolling. 😂 Really easy to laugh at yourself- especially with how well you did the L.A. cliche and Connecticut. Thank you.
You're amazing! My favorites were LA and CT!! Spot on!
I'm from Straya! 😂 Spot on! Could have thrown in a g'day mate, lol. Love this video, very clever.
Loved it! But as a Spanish speaker the way you pronounce Mary would immediately let me know you aren’t Spanish. Try “mah-ree” do it kind of fast and with your mouth wide open until it feels natural. Besides that, you are an amazing talent !!! 🤍
Yeah that was what I was thinking
I wish more people did Canadian accents, but when they do they're always from out west. because of our relative low population (compared to the amount of space we have) the amount of accents we've got is... well, just an insane amount. Just in my native province of NB there's gotta be at least 5 accents (context: population of NB is about a quarter of just Orange County in California)
Mary, your accents are mesmerizing and hilarious. You are super talented!
That is brilliant!!
London accent is amazing I really thought you were English. Liverpool and Manchester are awful but those are so tough.
Awful is very harsh!
@@kJ922-h3j Agree!
Tbf, the Liverpool accent was awful. There's no point in sugar coating everything, she did a great job on others - she sounded too Irish.
Rather tell her than her audition with it and get turned down.
I agree Liverpool and Manchester weren’t great, Scottish was very good apart from how she said ‘Glasgow’, London was spot on. Irish accents were good too
100% hard agree. As someone from Manchester area I have absolutely no idea what she was going for with the Manchester one to be honest hahaha never heard an accent like that in my life. But other than that the others were amazing!!!
When doing a French accent you also have to put an accent to your name. No French person would say Mary Kelly more like Maree Kellee. And the Rs should be more pronouced. Great pronouciation of France. And very good Italian accent.
Ooooh 🤦♂️, you just remind me that many French people who give a presentation (I work at a University), put the accent / emphasis on the wrong parts of the words in English, I can be so tiring after a while, because it can be more difficult to understand and it almost sounds like they're doing it on purpose.. 'We used ze Eee-quipment to do ze anala-SYS on ze se-COND part. 😅 Love the French though, no hard feelings 😄
Whoaaa as a fellow 29 year old from Sydney that was spot on!
Ugh this is why i have such a love-hate relationship with social media - it can be toxic but it also brought you to my radar!!! Thank you for sharing your talents so generously with the world!!
Soo cool!!! Nice job! I want to hear some Portuguese accent!!
That’s amazing!
But when you say España... the “s” does not have a “th” sound. Only letters “c” and “z”. You said Barcelona perfectly. ❤️
And Barcelona is in the Catalonia region of Spain, and they've been trying to let go for decades.
Would a Barcelona citizen still say, "I am from Spain..."?
And would they have a specific regional accent when they speak English?
Just asking.
@@anilachar323 there are still many people from Barcelona who consider themselves part of Spain
Todavía hay mucha gente de Barcelona que se considera española
@@jackhutchinson1457 Got it!
@@anilachar323 It's not rare. If you are in an international setting, saying Barcelona, Spain is pretty common, as it's more recognizable.
@@anilachar323 actually, she said "im from barcelona" with some kind of Argentinian accent. In Barcelona we dont do "th" sound, we say "barsalona"
And... yes, most of us do not consider oursleves spanish, but its kinda 50/50
I'm from Pittsburgh and you did "Stillers" perfectly lol 😂
Essex punched me square in the Jessie J and LA vocal fried me so hard I hallucinated Kourtney Kardashian. This was truly impressive. Wisconsin stung a bit because it sounded the closest to Western NY. I hung my head in shame a bit.
Don't know how Western NY sounds like, but being from Milwaukee, WI, I found it to be very accurate, so I'm a little surprised by your disappointment lol
Love it. Originally from Pittsburgh, I would humbly suggest throwing in “Hey yinz guyz.” 😀
This chick is brilliant