Same now happens in French: "tchu vois la voitchure" instead of "tu vois la voiture". Makes me cringe each time... It's mostly with the vowel "u" though, don't know why^^
Good question. It sounds like your teacher speaks "standard English" which is great for learning. However, many/most British natives don't speak "standard English". Your teacher will know about this :)
Yeah I talk like that most of the time, but my phone voice is entirely different and people take tha piss out of me, I mostly talk proper English on the phone and towards my friends like Dutch, Spanish, Germans and Americans otherwise i'll lose them.
It's CHEWZDAY innit?
I's
Petaa pakaa
It's already late, though
I'm a mexican improving his english, that sounds like the day when you chew
Same now happens in French: "tchu vois la voitchure" instead of "tu vois la voiture". Makes me cringe each time... It's mostly with the vowel "u" though, don't know why^^
Elision is an excuse for laziness. We should speak and pronounce words correctly.
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Somebody who doesn't know how languages work XD
not really mate it's just how English is spoken in the UK
And just who is to say what pronunciation is correct. Elision is used in common American speech all the time. Whadjuh mean by that?
excellent explanation mate!
splendid
Legend has it. British are allergic to the letter T
I'm getting itchy just thinking about it.
Lmao
Cuz the Americans threw it in the ocean
@@kax92 This is genius right there.
The US too, they just don't put the glottal stops. E.g. they say "innernational" instead of "international" and "inneresting" instead of "interesting"
bo´oho´wa´er
I drink a BO'OH'O'WA'ER every CHEWZDAY
I'm a Bri'ish. I'm not afraid of zebra, though
I'm a English learner and not bigginer...My English techer from UK always speaks very clear beautiful English. Should I ask him about it?
Good question. It sounds like your teacher speaks "standard English" which is great for learning. However, many/most British natives don't speak "standard English". Your teacher will know about this :)
@@EnglishwithRhys Thank you for your quick answer. I'll ask him about it next lesson.
Omao, Deaist, Poa-ao, Cuna
You look like danny gonzalez
Great RUclipsr!
What natural accent are you referring to? There are so many in the UK.
i'd say that the pronnunciation for botttle of water is fairly consistent across all accents in the UK
alright mayt may i have booowle of waeer
i love British accent but sometimes they ignore the Letters 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
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Yeah I talk like that most of the time, but my phone voice is entirely different and people take tha piss out of me, I mostly talk proper English on the phone and towards my friends like Dutch, Spanish, Germans and Americans otherwise i'll lose them.
People will assume that you think your better because their idiots.
Not pronouncing English properly is ridicules.