How To Do An Australian (Aussie) Accent In UNDER TWO MINUTES
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2016
- Matt shows you how to do an Australian/Aussie accent in under two minutes! The Australian accent is all about the tone - making sure things move around and getting the vowels to fall in line. There's a fine line between Australian and Kiwi - and there's a whole load of variation in Australian accents. But we've only got two minutes, so here's the best Aussie we can squeeze into that time! Enjoy!
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I'm an Aussie watching this for the sake of it even though I already know how to force my accent lmao
Tell the truth! You have started a job as a Bob Katter impersonator!
I was sent by mark and Ethan so hi 😂✌️
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Same
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Lol so was I
Same
Good work! It does sound a little kiwi instead of aussie though, might want to revise the 'ah' sounds just a little bit
As a true blue Aussie i was boggled at how much you smashed that out of the park good bloody on ya
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as an Aussie, the only thing I'll say is that the A wasn't quite right for at least where I'm from. in Melbourne, you don't really get that german ä a noise, otherwise great job Matt!
im from near where you are and it sounds a little bit nz to me, but pretty good otherwise
James Leith what is the difference between New Zealand and Australian for the first sound he made in the video?
yeah he sounds queensland ay
As an Aussie you sound like you from New Zealand! Good effort though. As an example...bad is 'bad' over here....not 'bed'. Kiwis say 'bed'.
Literally everything sounds south African or kiwi to Australians lol.
He doesn't sound kiwi either, he's far too nasally and the O's are all wrong. But yeah he isn't quite right with aussie either. (Source, I'm a kiwi)
These are really, really good and quick to the point. Keep up the good work!
Thank you SOOO much for making a quick but informative video... I wish every channel did that.
Awesome video! Thank you!
This is brilliant !
Noice work mate! lol Sendin thumbs up from Sydney!
Thanks! I´m using this to help one Argentinian students who has meetings with Australian businessmen :)
Hi! Does the Australian Accent use both Light L and Dark L? If so, please could you list a couple of examples of words in an Australian Accent that would be spoken with Light L and Dark L? Thank you! :)
Super great!
based from where im from it sounds like you're over pronouncing the ah and ay a bit but amazing job regardless
I needed this. Because when i imitate danish accent in english i automatically speak australian so I decided to practice it
As an Aussie, this is amazingly accurate
Hearing you talk is more helpful than the information in the video ironically
I'm Aussie and you nailed it mate!!! Your voice(Aussie accent) sounds like a tv commercial I've heard before but can't remember which one!! Well done 👊
The a sound isn't right
I've lived in rural and developed NSW and rural and developed Victoria as well travel, it is similar to country Vic but not close enough.
Closest would be gold coast Queensland I think
this is amazing
can you teach us how to speak English with a russian accent or German etc?
What do you mean by the "Shorten, widens/becomes larger, moves from back to front/ much thinner, wider, etc" descriptions? Do you have a video on that.
Mostly I'm referring to movements of the lips and tongue. Wider lips have a resonential effect, as do es a pushed-forward or dropped tongue. See if you can interpret the descriptions into physical changes in the mouth.
Matt Pocock thanks for replying! Do you have a video that explains that separately by any chance?
Unfortunately not - try messing around with the instructions to see if you can mimic the sounds?
Nigel's timing is spicy, and his rhyming's nice.
Bro really made this simple to understand.
I got most of it down watching Crocodile Dundee. But dang, that "O" sound is dam near impossible. It's like "Oi" or "Or" or somewhere in between.
Interesting
I see you've played knifey spooney before
I'm a Canadian living five years already in Melbourne. I cannot for the life of me make the Aussie vowel sounds - I find it hard to even hear what exactly is going on with the umlauts. When I try to do an Australian accent, I sound like a jolly swagman.
You are camped by a Billabong...
Trust me, you naturally pick it up when you're there. If you come back to canada, ppl would say you have an australian accent. My great uncle moved there a while back (before the 90s for sure, but I don't exactly know when) & I think he has an australian accent but really it's 50% canadian, 40% australian, & 10% gay. Social mirroring is actually huge. I speak canadian french (not quebec french) but if I were to be in france I pick up more of a french accent, if I were to be in quebec I pick up a quebecois accent, & while I'm over here I speak with... well tbh I speak with a slight ontario accent bc most of my teachers were from ontario.
Bon chance!
@@dominionjay6332 Great reply - made me smile. But no, after five years here, no accent. I've gone back to Canada recently and no one has remarked that I've picked up any Aussie accent. By the way, my mother's side is French Canadian - but not Quebecois, so I know the Canadian French accent you speak of. It's a lovely accent - precise and smooth. I used to love hearing my relatives speaking French. My Grandfather was direct from France, but my Grandma was French-Canadian on the prairies. And yes, Ontario English accent is slightly different from SK hoser-like accent. :) Thanks for your response.
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I came here looking for ausie comedy .I am an aussie , sounds like you got it pretty right the minute or so I watched . btw get a dog up ya ;)
I'd argue that this only applies to bogans and the uncouth.
My thoughts too, pretty good thought compared to a lot of people trying to do it
Nope. ALL Aussie and Australian born speak that way, even Lecturers and other academics, you do not notice it as you probably speak the same way.
Val Berry old comment but i was speaking along w this video n sound nothing like it lol. its old ppl, bogans and rural ppl who sound like this. metropolitan aussies sound like an english person without ‘r’s at the end of words
@@Mars-dw2zc As an Aussie I think theres more of a difference than that
what about e? as in "ee". is that different is aussie?
i keep mixing southern twang with aussie
Because I live in Aus if I tried that people would think there's something wrong with me
damn, this accent's actually pretty hard
So, um, is there anything we can do to get Aussies to pronounce the "r" at the end of words???
Can you do voice lessons?
Hi Haley, sadly I can't take on any students now as I work full-time as a developer. But the plan is to start releasing some really good courses over the next couple of years. Which accent do you want to learn?
I can do voice lessons!
you got a little bit of practice still to go on the ozi axent bro
tried doing it and i sounded like im from the north of england not australia unfortunately
Dare you to do the kiwi accent
That voice crack creeps killing me lol
I just realized my accent is half American half Aussie with Brit vocabulary... Ok, wow...
I’m more worried at the example sentences...
He sounds like Matthew McConaughy
Everything is great except the way you say A in Matt etc. It's one that almost every non-Aussie gets wrong. It is not like an E sound, so Matt does not become Mett. The way you say it in your normal accent is closer to the way any Aussie says it. I've legitimately never heard Cat said like Cet.
Yeah, I agree. I'm not Aussie but that sound makes it more Kiwi-sounding to me
Yea wow i just left a comment saying the same thing haha. This Bloke's pretty good overall though
Is that Matthew mcconaughy
shayme...
shayme...
shayme...
Australian - 1:10
The cat bit was more new zealand
Not quite...very good but a little too much sauce on it mate. Mainly the 'ah' like when you said matt was wrong you sounded very kiwi. But overall probably one of the best attempts ive ever heard.
stand sounded nothing like aus tbh buttt
Maybe a bit musical.
Umm. You put the wrong title in, it should be light new Zealand accent, not aussie.But, good job mate! Ya tried. Wait... YOU FORGOT OUR NONEXISTENT R's CRIKEY!
When we say car then, this is just to help, we say caa.
Bar:Baa
Car:Caa
Sard: Saad
Large:Laage
Is he kiwi?
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I always think of the Australian accent as a British accent with a Texas twang. 😆
This... is a kiwi accent
This sounds more kiwi than aussie
a bit kiwish
This is for stereotypical Aussie accents... Most those words I don't say like that.. I'm Aussie
This doesn’t help
I thought the accent was ok but bcuz I'm Aussie it didn't sound all natural to me I don't think all Aussies sound like that it applies more to bogans
Nope, sounds kiwi.