Can Asian Tell who is a American just by listening English?(American, British, Canadian, Australian) 

Really charming video. And Nicki your English is excellent, way better than my Chinese! The subtle differences especially between the UK and Australia and between US and Canada are wonderful and so interesting. Try adding in S Africa and New Zealand!

Almost impossible to distinguish standard American accent from Canadian unless Canadian pronounces 'about' with a Canadian accent.

She did a great job guessing. Even Americans would have a tough time hearing differences in English from an American and a coastal Canadian. It would be fun to have this guessing game using people from many non-native English countries speaking English (Germany, France, Korea, Japan, Mexico), and getting clues to their native origin by asking them key questions about their home country. But to make it a realistic challenge, they need to not try and sound American or British (just talk normally).

I'm glad to see Callie from US again 🇺🇸 , now she is main member of the channel

Niki’s English is surprisingly good. She is from China and she can speak English fluently, that’s amazing.

Lol 😂 this was so fun to watch! I know that some Asians feel nervous about their English, so I feel it's always great native English speakers are very encouraging to them with a smile ☺

I cant even tell most canadian accents from US accents. Especially parts of the Mid-west, or parts of Canada that are close to the US.

Should've had a sentence like "I was walking about the concourse" so that the Canadian would say "I was walking abo00t the concourse". that would be like a dead give away lol

Cady here 🇬🇧 maybe I should practice an American accent, I was too obvious and my one line was erm.. questionable 👀 Nikki did pretty well!

Welcome to world friends , Kari from Canada 🇨🇦 and Mia from Australia 🇭🇲

Canadian and American accents are the indistinguishable Coming from a native speaker of English

Hi everyone, Callie here 🇺🇸 I think Niki did a great job and it was nice meeting all of the girls. What do you think, would you be able to tell I’m from the US?

Your speaking English is excellent-!

Good to see Callie again. Yeah, telling Canadian accent from Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and the Dakota's accent is pretty tough, it's akin to trying to tell Australian and New Zealand accents apart. It is interesting Cady had a hard "c" in schedule. Don't know if that is common in the Scouse accent, and the silent "c" is just a RP British thing, or if it's more of a depends on the person thing.

I would love to be on World Friends. I’m Nigerian with a proper Nigerian English accent

WOW. She did AMAZING!!!!!

Good job on her, I have been in Australia for a decade now and I still couldnt tell the Australia girl from the others. In most cases I am able to tell the British accent apart from other accents though

“so she twists two crisps “ this made me cried in school English class long time ago. +Worcestershire sauce

I’ve been living in Australia for 5 years, it’s quite easy for me to recognize Australian accent, but I was confused about canadian and American accent, they sound really similar 😅

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niki did really good! it's hard to tell US/canada apart, plus, i feel like australian accent isn't that known by english learners i feel like if you don't know specifics of the differences, like the word 'out' for canadians, or crisps from the uk, or the 'naur' that aussie ppl have, it all sounds lowkey generic if you just learned english and didn't particularly dive into the different countries

Callie doesn't have as distinct of an accent as many Americans, though she does have one tell, and that is in the soft 'a' sound. As well, Kari doesn't have a distinctly Canadian accent either. again she has a tell with "about", and she said "Toronto" in a way that very few people from Toronto actually say it, though she may have done that because she is speaking to an international audience, and the local pronunciation is not well understood outside of Canada.

She should have asked them to say a sentence containing the word "about" and she would have probably recognised the Canadian. 😅

She did a great job 😂🎉🎉🎉

5:23 Some people in Louisiana still speak franch, and I believe some people on New Orleans do too but I'm not sure.

I find one of the most telling things about Canadian accent compared to USA accent is their pronunciation of the long and short vowel "o" in their words.

I'd get the Australian one when she said "nor" lol, the distinction between Canadian and American accent is really tough for me to grasp tbh

Now I can differentiate 4 accents from theirs. But Canada and The USA are so indentical

I grew up in Detroit and a few people down here in Alabama has asked me if I was Canadian.

The Australian accept sound like in some parts of the UK. It is the same actually, so yaaa she was kind of right :) maybe some words are different but the accept is not very much or at all different.

Really good , funny video again, thanks ladies, difficult for the Chinese lady to tell the four accents apart I think .

I’m Aussie everyone I know says Vase the English way

I got them all cause I live in Australia and I lived in the uk before and I watch American movies lol and Canada is pretty similar to American accent so that’s the option lol

Callie’s from Michigan! Yassssss

I am proud to say I got them all right.

NIki also speak French and Korean ， amazing

Love this Video

Callie, you are so humble and cheerful

theres basically no difference between "canadian" english and American English especially if you are from Toronto. Usually in the praries or quebec do they have a more distinguishable accent

Niki is so cute 😍

Again, another happy video. Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada

I did an accent test andit saud i had a midwestern accent. yeah ppl close to the borders are hard to tell sometimes. US? Canadian??

Distinguishing the Canadian from the American is nearly impossible but the other two are semi easy.

Hello Niki !

She did very well 👏 👏

Nikki is super funny and she seems very comfortable in her own skin and looks like she has a vibrant personality. I hope to keep seeing her in these videos

As a non native English speaker, for me the hardest accent to understand is Australian. Specially when they talk fast.

They should've gotten an american with a heavy NY accent.

Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Kari from Canada, thank you for the invitation to join in this video World Friends!🇨🇦🌏Niki was so sweet, many people have a hard time finding the difference between American and Canadian accents... could you tell the difference? 🤔

Canadian girl you are so beautiful so cute 😗

Yeah, Callie does sound Canadian.

That was good to choose the generic Midwest US English for this video (roughly my native accent). If you used a northeast or a southern accent, this would have been way too easy.

4 is a really good guess for America, just because the accents are very similar. Also Niki, your English is really good! Even without the subtitles, I would be able to understand you. I think most others would agree.

American english and canadian english is the same thing but just the different words that they say

Niki❤️❤️❤️

canadians talk fluid, soft and sweet while those from usa talk loud and clear, so its easy to guess but nothing is more easy than guessing brits, when you hear english is being abomianted the hard way everything is clear like a sunny day

The Chinese lady is hella cute 🥰

To catch the American I would ask this question: "What comes after Y?" To catch the Canadian I would ask this question: "Pronounce this word for me please.. a-b-o-u-t."

I have an interest in accents, i would smash this challenge

Callie's accent is an absolute giveaway hahaha, but i know Canadian English sounds a lot similar to the American.

Put a Newfie in there....

This video was super funny and awkward

She basically got it right immediately. Canada is literally in America. And Australia is not technically part of the UK anymore, but it's very closely tied to the UK (it only left in ~1900 and it's a part of the Crown).

should’ve done an american who speaks in a southern accent

To be honest as an American I can’t tell the difference between Canadian and American. Also Australian and British is very similar sounding to me.

You guys are cruel hahahahaha

Sometimes yes, because of severe/strong pronunciation, wrong pronunciation: most Americans use a quite wrong pronunciation of Iraq, also Vietnam. Also many Americans talk very loudly, also abrupt, also with no respect to wait a moment until the other speaker(s) have completed their comment. Also no respect for local officials (the American yelling at immigration/passport officials with comments like 'where's the passprt line for American citizens? When in fact this pretty much doesn't exist. Also get in a taxi and instantly ask the driver 'where can I buy a crocodile skin handbag less then 6 inches long and with 4 internal pockets, and made on a Friday morning and not more the $10-?' No wait to see if the drive speaks English, lack of any consideration that maybe it's considered sacrilage or illegal to kill crocodiles and no understanding that maybe in that country people use metric not imperial measurements, and expectation that the driver will know what $10- is equal to in the local currency?

Hoo boy! Poor Mia and Kari

Most Americans and Canadians would have trouble telling each other apart bases on accenet alone, unless someone has a strong regional accent.

As an Australian I've never heard anyone say vase the way the Aus girl did. Maybe she's Victorian, they very American like down there.

Wow I tried to take the test too and I'm quite suprised, I thought Mia was from England and Cady from Australia because I thought English have their accent very marked but no apparently Aussies does :0

omg i got it all right (as an Asian) so proud🎉😂

So glad it wasn't a southern (RP) accent but a regional dialect instead

lmfao how did she convince herself of 1 and 4 after the solid logic about French speakers in Canada? that was hilarious

I think because the British girl had a Liverpool accent (I think) it was kinda harder but Niki did well 😅

As an American it’s hard to tell the difference between US and Canadian accents. Well until they say words with the ou sound in it that is. Then it’s pretty obvious.

They should have had them say 'proper' or 'tomorrow'.

America is still a continent so….. there are two americans in the bunch.

Why are they all wearing the same slippers?

Holy Hips Batman !!!

All 4 were obvious to me from start. But I’m a Canadian who spends a lot of time in America, and have friends from both England and Australia

Thanks for another video I’m from Costa Rica and really learn and enjoy your videos a lot. Keep going you’re dope everyone

I answered how much English do you know since after kindergarten I started doing French so… 2 years hah

Delightful video. Of note, some words will be pronounced differently depending on where you are in the USA like aunt, route, vase. But I do sometimes confuse Upper Michigan and Minnesota people for Canadians. They tend to sound differently from a lot of Americans when pronouncing certain words. I can’t even describe the sound they make but there is an episode of How I Met Your Mother that talks about this accent.

as a american the 1st accent is like the generic accent but holy sh i cant tell the differences between american and canadian accents

If you'd had South African, I would have had trouble placing that, I think. I have less experience hearing that (other than Trevor Noah! ha!), and it sounds very UK to me mostly.... But I remember one South African I met whose accent had something slightly different about it.

Wonder how she'd handle my heavy southern accent?

That’s quite interesting, can Europeans identify the Asian accent also?🤣🤣

why cant they just sit together tho... like the chinese can know their nationalities based on external appearance?

make a video between german🇩🇪 vs swiss german🇨🇭vs austrian german🇦🇹. please

Videos like this kinda promote love and world peace.

To be fair 99% of native English speakers wouldn't have been able to tell between the American and Canadian women which one is American between the two Canadians especially one's who live by the border literally sound so similar to Americans it hard to even notice a difference

Haha I got them all correct it was very easy

*sees the title* oooh, canada is back! and looks like we have another canadian!

If you want to find out who the American is just ask them to pronounce the words MIRROR, CONSTANCE, MILAN and HERBS!

Please upload daily... Love from 🇮🇳India ❤️💚

One of the sentences should have contained the word "about" to help distinguish US and Canada.

fun good sports

niki的英语好棒！

British girl saying crips gave it away. Also canadian girl when she said she their second language was french it also gave it away. And kangaroos cmon.