🇬🇧British accent vs 🇦🇺Australian accent Let’s find out the differences between the UK accent and the Aussie accent! We focus on the “er” sound this time 😆 #shorts #youtubeshorts
British English is like that too. It’s called non-rhotic English. It just means that you don’t pronounce Rs that come after a vowel. Certain American accents are also similar such as a Boston or New York City accent
Meanwhile we Indians have the most different and unique accents which varies place by place . We have like , North Indian accent , North-East Indian accent , Assamese accent( a state in Northeast India but their accent is lil different than the other northeastern ppl) , South Indian accent etc
Aussie here. I never realised how much our t's sounded like soft d's until I began watching pronunciation videos. P.S. When Walter said better it sounded like batter, lol.
@@ronaldimaekelbangximm2734 😂I can do it even if I can't see any words...having friends with thick accent, poison the way I speak😭😭 but when I switch language, I sound weird
I do wonder about that "Here" - It's almost like he put in some serious effort to make it sound differently from the British equivalent. Normally there's no obvious difference.
I'm literally practicing my accent not just because for Rosé,Jake,bang chan ,Felix...etc ,,,Just because aussie accent is just so good to hear & I love it ....on the other hand I'm here for Rosé ,because her aussie accent is so elegant 😍
I feel like Australian accent is like a mix of both American and British, if you listen closely you'll hear it except the Australian accent has it's own accent in it
Sooo…I have Mongolian Accent to every LANGUAGE IN THE WORLD So Mongolian Accent in English is like that Here-H're Daughter-D'gt'r or A'ter Flower-Flo'r It's so many words so that's the 3 words I likely NEVER used in my life
The man in the video is an 'Australian' who was adopted from Korea at the age of 1 and grew up speaking English under white parents. Your words can only be seen as racism.
In my English book in the 5th year of learning we learned about Australia and they just took a British english speaker, who tried to imitate the Austrian accent and hoped nobody would notice it. (Of course we did) The teacher was like: mph they tire to teach the accents bit can't do it by themselves🙄
