Foreigner Learns How to Speak with SINGAPOREAN ACCENT!

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Ever wondered how to speak with a Singaporean accent? Why is it so hard!?!?! Hope you enjoy watching me make a fool out of myself! 😂
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@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

In the words of Noah Yap (if you know then you know) ...UPON 10?! 😝

@NoahYap7 5 лет назад

Georgia Caney I give you a solid 10!!

@XGAMEST 5 лет назад

10/10!

@CalibreWings 4 года назад

Please don’t learn “singlish”

@agedashidubu9582 4 года назад

omg i just realized "upon 10" is probably a very southeast asian sort of thing

@mooncake84. 3 года назад

@@CalibreWings she can learn singlish if she wants

@jonnop 5 лет назад

Fun fact: Singlish is syllable-timed, which means each syllable of every word is given the same amount of stress when you speak. This is why it tends to sound monotonous and seems to lack the lilt of other varieties of English. Varieties of English like RP and American English, on the other hand, are stress-timed, which makes them sound more prosodic.

@sofia-ut3rc 4 года назад

Jonathan Poh this is so interesting!

@Alex-bb1xn 3 года назад

Actually, in my opinion, Singaporean accent places stronger stress on the final syllable of every word.

@homershimshon4172 2 года назад

Spanish, French, Italian and Turkish are syllable-timed languages as well.

@safachaoui6539 2 года назад

Makes sense

@xenonmob 2 месяца назад

where are you getting this fabrication?

@flowsaelee6999 4 года назад

We just recently visited Singapore and I'm in complete agreement with her regarding the tones going up and down.

@Smoothies_010 Год назад

I found your channel helpful for practicing since i will handle a singaporean telco its my 1st time being an call center agent. Im subscribing to your channel thank you.

@abby131 2 года назад

I want to improve my English n Singlish too

@terrychuah1974 5 лет назад

Georgia, you did you right...

@joshi7434 3 года назад

The only time I pronounce the “th” in mother is during English oral LOL

@dududoodlevie 3 года назад

SAME! IT'S LIKE ALL OF US HAVE ADAPTED TO SWITCH TO BRITISH ENGLISH THE MOMENT THAT'S INCLUDED 😂😂

@izzykyl 3 года назад

I realise that Singaporeans who were raised in English-speaking households do pronounce "th" most the time, and this applies to all races. However, I think that for Chinese Singaporeans, those who speak English at home sound a little different from their counterparts who speak Chinese at home. My Chinese-at-home Chinese Singaporean friends do sound slightly different from my English-at-home Chinese Singaporean friends in terms of the way they pronounce "a", "i", and "th" as well as end consonants like "t" and "d" at the ends of words. My "Bridging English" module teacher in my foundation year of polytechnic was also able to tell from my accent during my oral presentations that I speak English at home. However, there are still exceptions. My father spoke Teochew at home with his parents throughout his childhood, but he speaks English like a full-time Anglophone Singaporean.

@oppositeonion3871 3 года назад

@@dududoodlevie our inner british colony is showing. *flashbacks*

@kellys7992 3 года назад

mader

@oreodreyy 5 лет назад

i like how "TH" pronounciation is replaced with "DER" in the singlish world HAHAHAA

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

haha i know right!

@oreodreyy 5 лет назад

Georgia Caney it's "IKR" in singlish world, we don't spell it out, it's such a waste of time hor? 😏

@TerrisOngJianLong1 5 лет назад

"IKR" is internet slang.

@Nerubiru 5 лет назад

@@oreodreyy lol ikr is used worldwide

@MrBenHaynes 4 года назад

@@oreodreyy SG has acronyms for everything! I ask my wife to expand some of the acronyms for me and whilst she knows what they represent, she doesn't know what some of them mean. I can't accept an acronym unless I know what each letter means.

@damienchan3257 5 лет назад

This video had me in stitches sia; it's hard to imagine what we perceive to be an accent with a boring, monotonous tone and lazy, clipped enunciation as a difficult accent to learn. Plus your effort was damn good 10/10 Georgia thanks for this video!

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

haha thanks Damien glad you enjoyed it! 😝

@householdEsa 5 лет назад

At least the foundation is there xD

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

Haha at least...

@sumit6190p 5 лет назад

Haha, Georgia loved doing the singaporean accent.

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

👀 guilty haha

@sumit6190p 5 лет назад

@@GeorgiaCaney once more plz

@adilzoz9638 5 лет назад

Lol I lost it when she said “my ear bleeding sia”

@nicole5066 3 года назад

As a singaporean, this got me laughing so hard 😭

@mendesb76 2 года назад

What's the language spoken at home ?

@redrose4846 2 года назад

Ikr! Same

@pranayachugh3964 Год назад

@@mendesb76there are so many different people living in singapore from different countries so it varies. otherwise it's mostly english. the local language is hardly spoken by the masses.

@koifish4276 4 года назад

everyone: singaporean accent is hard me a singaporean: you know i can’t use it either

@amanshaheen7042 4 года назад

walao eh!

@SubscribersWithoutanyvid-hn9sn 4 года назад

aman shaheen ya lor

@Ex7r4ct 3 года назад

Ello

@koifish4276 3 года назад

@@Ex7r4ct why do y’all like to do this on my comments ;-;

@rhinerr6324 5 лет назад

This has got to be the most enjoyable Singlish video so far !!!

@jieqiiii 5 лет назад

Instead of typing out the whole word, I've also invented the words "veh" for "very" and "prolly" for "probably" just to make things easier for myself xD

@RonLarhz 5 лет назад

Hahaha i also use prolly. But i realise even locals r not getting it anymore. So bo bian have to type full.

@25_kylie16 4 года назад

I type "very" into "v" "Probably" into "probs" 😂

@shirin3166 4 года назад

@@25_kylie16 i typed very to very And i type probably to probs lol

@sapphire2640 4 года назад

And also when i say never mind, i say it as neh mine

@sare-le3nn 3 года назад

Yesss prollyy

@wesleywong9521 5 лет назад

would love to see him try your accent, get the roles flipped LOL

@FARID1870 3 года назад

malays tend to make the "TH" sounds like D. Hence brader, fader, mader hehe (I is Malay so..)

@christianherzbach2504 5 лет назад

Very nice leh, more please,, But “eat here” is definitely “having here” 😁

@RonLarhz 5 лет назад

Bcos Mandarin direct translate.

@huaiwei 5 лет назад

No leh....actually they just ask "eating???" So foreigners often find it amusing as they would think....of course I am eating it...why do they ask me that? So they would say "yes of course I am eating it", and they proceed to serve them the food in a bowl when the foreigner actually wants it packed. :D

@LuminescentQuarter 3 года назад

Eating or take away?

@matthewong1953 5 лет назад

Doktar, my ear got problem! Haha...u said that so perfectly the doctor attending to you would probably freak out.

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

Hahaha maybe I try in real life!

@matthewong1953 5 лет назад

@@GeorgiaCaney OMG now you type in Singlish also! "Maybe I try in real life" sounds like something a singaporean would say.

@meifernlee4410 5 лет назад

Potential singlish speaker, keep it up hor

@beckyjones1958 5 лет назад

Hi Georgia! I’ve been in Singapore for 4 months now, originally from the UK but with an English Dad and Welsh Mom. I have always thought that the Singaporean accent sounds a little welsh, and this has just backed that up for me, so many welsh like phrases!

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

haha really? I'm not sure if I hear it myself...

@gilbertng945 5 лет назад

That’s interesting! Which are the welsh like phrases?

@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 3 года назад

that's interesting because I'm half Nigerian and this also has a few similar sounds with a "Nigerian" accent (not exactly the same but pronouncing the t's as d's and the tone/syllable stress. like "you bettuh listun to me" in Singlish is the same tone as how my Nigerian Dad speaks but the end of bettuh is an 'ah' sound and listun is listin and "don't" ("don' do dat" - my Dad says this often lol), "father" and "mother" are pronounced similarly: "faddah, modah" but the ah isn't as stressed as stereotypical imitations have it ) so it isn't too hard for me to imitate it, whether that imitation is good or not... aaahaha - 💀 obviously I will still sound off to anyone who actually grew up with the Singlish accent

@christset Год назад

U know what i thought about it too u may be right to some extent especially the "how long can u cover".

@nicholastanweixian 5 лет назад

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH HHAHAHAA ITS SO FUNNY YOU DO IT WELL ❤️

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

yayyy thank youu!

@RiceSnow777 5 лет назад

this is so funny Georgia! on a side note, i saw a tshirt with "okay can" on it at the pasar malam/night market and i was like "i would send that to Georgia if I had her address!" 🤣🤣🤣

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

haha yess I want!! 😝

@ahmedtahmed5914 5 лет назад

Hahah hilarious, I will show this to my British friends!

@goddanner 5 лет назад

Heart warming to see you make many attempts to understand and use the Singaporean Accent :)

@jacklumberjack1232 4 года назад

When u say it sometimes it sounds like google translate

@Reeks-bi1mr 11 месяцев назад

As someone from the UK, it sounds like an Indian accent

@whereiskenneth 5 лет назад

Wah, eh, veri good, you almos there liao.

@rigelandreazabala3991 5 лет назад

Georgia you’re so good at many things! So amazed at how you adjusted with the Singaporean culture. Love always! ♥️

@ph3043 3 года назад

the most amazing thing abt singlish , is its so broken yet everyone can usually understand each other

@therearenogods3716 2 года назад

Just lazy pronunciation! Dumbed down.

@dx9967 5 лет назад

Oouuii....didn't know that Sakporn Thanakan has mastered Singlish hahaha

@arthyria 5 лет назад

This was being circulated on facebook at one point. I hope it's insightful! Singlish Grammar imgur.com/gallery/R3a8Xy3

@fellyhuang8903 4 года назад

This is hilarious! I'm impressed with how good you are at imitating Singlish 😆

@michm29 2 года назад

As a Singaporean,I’m laughing so hard at this!🤣🤣🤣

@matthewong1953 5 лет назад

Some of those old pre war houses with wooden windows and ceramic tiles that you liked so much are peranakan homes. You really should do a vlog on peranakan culture in Singapore from a Foreigner's perspective. Their home designs and styling, their food, their clothing, their jewelry, and their superstitions and beliefs.

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

For sure I’ll look into it! 😊

@matthewong1953 5 лет назад

@@GeorgiaCaney google peranakan. They are a mixed race between Chinese settlers from China and locals (predominantly Malay). They have a mixed culture of Chinese and Malay. They look Chinese but in their earlier ancestry, they don't speak Chinese. They are also a dying culture due to intermarrying back into the mainstream Chinese culture.

@matthewong1953 5 лет назад

I can even introduce you to some 3rd generation peranakan and you can interview them. A couple of things you can focus on...clothing, food, jewellery, furniture, their rituals, and your favorite... The traditional peranakan home. The peranakan family is run by the matriarch. Mom is in charge.

@supreme87878 5 лет назад

Peranankan doesnt have to be chinese. There are also peranakan tamil and others as well. Basically they are a mix in the culture with the local but retaining the own as the main.

@matthewong1953 5 лет назад

@@supreme87878 agreed. The early day Indian peranakans were from the chettiar class. There are still some today but sadly not many.

@portillamail 2 года назад

Are you going to move your face or...? HAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHH

@edwuave 5 лет назад

You did very well with singlish slang!

@darrendelong 5 лет назад

Singaporean tend to omit the 'S' too. Like two dollars, they will say it as two dollar. We also like to add "one" to some sentences. For example, this is like that one. (it's like that). Adding one at the end probably comes from the Malay language. We just don't bother to speak English properly, partly because our teachers aren't native English speakers who do not really emphasis on speaking English in the proper pronunciation (at least that was during my time) and due to the fact we are not pressured to speak them properly because most of us only communicate with each other (non native English speakers). Most Singaporeans did not even know they are doing the 'TH' wrongly (We do it like the irish style. lol). Most of us also pronounced the word FLOUR as "FLA" too.. LOL And yes, Singaporeans are pretty lazy when it comes to pronunciation and this is not just English, even in Mandarin, Singaporean do not speak them as properly as compared to the Chinese from China. Possibly due to almost all of us being bilingual but master of none. On another note, Singaporean accent actually varies. Of course, you gonna hear most of the Chinese Singaporean accent. Malay Singaporean accent and Indian Singaporean accent can actually sound quite different due to the influences of their native tongue .

@supreme87878 5 лет назад

Well. I still clearly remember all the pronunciation emphasis from my primary english teacher and we learn it british way, even with the clock telling time; half past six. It is the multiracial and multicutural society that we have that we dont follow. Loon at those old people that are english educated. Abt the "one" at the end of sentence. I think it is the chinese influence of "的"。

@itsAniQ 4 года назад

I definitely agree on the part where the English accent of a Malay or Indian person will vary from a Chinese person. This is definitely due to the influence our native languages. Should do a video about the different Singaporean accents.

@MrBenHaynes 4 года назад

"We just don't bother to speak English properly, partly because our teachers aren't native English speakers" Bingo! If you want to learn, be taught by a native speaker. It's the only way.

@thecustomadventures7719 4 года назад

HAHAHAH REALLY LOVED THIS😂🤣

@telsa3 5 лет назад

Reminds me of 'My Fair Lady' . Prof Higgins trying to get Audrey Hepburn to speak proper English.

@Th3Passerby 4 года назад

and this is the reverse

@stilesy00 5 лет назад

This video is brilliant Georgia, absolutely brilliant! 😂

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

Thanks Paul!😀

@thymeteller6837 5 лет назад

I really love what you are doing ❤️

@firdaussudirman8128 4 года назад

The way you say it so cute 😂 I like it when you say it with expression

@Amelia-ph5zm 5 лет назад

walao this video good sia

@hanriktan 5 лет назад

Singapore accent, just has to mix with one of the American monotonous accent

@SometimesRainie 5 лет назад

HAHAHHAHAHHA as a Singaporean, i laughed my ass off

@economicapple2609 4 года назад

same haha

@shirin3166 4 года назад

Singaporean accent sounds cute xD

@janemuses3031 5 лет назад

You should film an in the street reaction of you speaking Singlish! Kinda like videos of caucasian speaking fluent korean in korea. Bet you'd get a lot of double takes.

@aave865 5 лет назад

OMG I am so embarrassed

@djdsfjdjd 5 лет назад

pls singaporeans keep the rule of english accents for the tourists ;-)

@paganiniwannabe 5 лет назад

This is the best Singlish video yet!!!!!! Gregory was great and so were you!!!!

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

Aw thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!! 😁

@kankinping120466 4 года назад

Singlish is a different language. It is not English.

@mayyvislok 5 лет назад

this was so good georgia!! HAHAHA

@PetraGreene 5 лет назад

Lol it's actually pretty good georgia! Especially for someone who isnt originally from south east asia.

@frankmuller0.029 4 года назад

Haha, walau eh, you really cute leh, i love you xia, gorgeous, oh, Georgia! Of course faster subscribe liao lah, ah but then?!

@francecabuslan8169 3 года назад

I was brought here by Kuya Johnstan. Please check his RU-vid channel "Johnstan Kazue".

@kitakita1184 7 дней назад

This is the best video for learning Singlish. I had sought the video for learning Singlish after I moved in Singapore. The man explained understandable Excellent!!

@min0ch-p5e 4 года назад

Now, I really have no doubt why Singaporeans can learn and speak Thai within a few months like a Thai native speaker! Singaporean accent is very similar to Thai accent, but there are some differences.

@paosernlim 5 лет назад

I'm in $h!£ giggles at the moment about your attempt in 'Singlish' speaking, Georgia. Even I find 'Singlish' difficult to speak and understand - the locals also having trouble understanding my Kiwi slangs. 😅😅 But after being there for 3-4 years, Singlish starts to sink into me and feeling like the locals. 😬😅🤘🏼

@yan.weather 6 месяцев назад

Kia Ora

@yan.weather 6 месяцев назад

Kia Ora

@honiumi149 3 года назад

"so when i cry it's dramatic and when you cry it's emotional?" i remembered nicole saying this to janice in cycle 2 of asntm.

@ArmyK9 4 года назад

Georgia is doing a fantastic Singaporean-Eurasian accent! It's adorable! 😍

@ranytan6905 4 года назад

Omg this is so hilarious to watch! 😍😍

@hoyaya 5 лет назад

Very good try Georgia! Thumbs up. Hope eventually you do not lose your own British accent after mastering the Singlish one hahaha.

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

nah that's not going to happen haha!

@tanknows331 5 лет назад

hahaha Georgia please don't make this your last Singlish video, in fact please do more of these they are really funny, like a part 2 of this would be great!!

@xtremeseeya 5 лет назад

Find Georgia very cute in this video

@tigerbeer1231 5 лет назад

Georgia is always cute

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

you guys! 😳

@MiegySummerChang Месяц назад

Could not stop laughing from watching it... XDDDDDDD Thanks for trying so hard! I'm learning Singaporean English accent too!

@idachen7228 4 года назад

Has anyone realised that this guy has never looked at her at all?

@edgarguzmanmoreno5126 4 года назад

Yeah You are right

@ppoortatopoteto4569 5 лет назад

Learning Scottish accent is hard U sound like you are speaking in Cantonese

@mansavedbygraceeric 5 лет назад

Oh ! Just be yourself ! Don't mind us nor let us get to you . Instead give us a tip or two on speaking real English so that we will not be laughed at nor get disapproving kind of stares when we are abroad .We really need you to teach us .

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

😂 just fun to try at least!

@goddanner 5 лет назад

www.channelnewsasia.com/news/commentary/what-is-wrong-with-the-singaporean-accent-fake-foreign-authentic-10790784

@BanShogo Месяц назад

I was gonna move there for work related reason, glad I didn't, my English accent would had been funny

@chlxbear 4 года назад

Omg i would’ve had this accent if I stayed in Singapore in my childhood 😂😭

@RahimRahmat 3 года назад

.... hey... you got problem issit?

@kmwongeworldusa 9 месяцев назад

why learn those bad 😢 things?we just follow international phonics system, don't learn those stupid things

@timmax68 5 лет назад

Hi Georgia, you videos are the BEST!!! :) I’m loving them. Keep up your good works.

@GeorgiaCaney 5 лет назад

thanks so much for watching! :)

@alsabbir.kolkataindia7188 3 года назад

Singapore of English speaking is very easy but, American of English speaking is very hard, my near.

@beckham48 4 года назад

Please don’t influence Georgia BBC English, BBC English is prefect

@DailyCinemas Год назад

Because of this accent i lost my job interview 🥲🥲(so I’m here to study the Singapore accent)

@aguslee4160 5 лет назад

I’m a pure born and bred singaporean and I’m very sure I’m older than this Noah yap guy. I’m also very sure I’m super well versed in Singlish but this guy... he’s just exaggerating in many of those sentences he said.

@ricknguyenhuu9742 2 года назад

Singlish accent is the mixture of Chinese, Indian, Malaysian, and English. Phew!

@andreabettoni2527 Год назад

You do not say "the food is very nice..." You will say "Makan Shiok..."

@khairiaris 3 года назад

This is just one aspect of Singlish, which is Chinese.. There are the Malays and the Indians way of speaking Singlish too..

@jamiechang8155 3 года назад

Hor= right? You my friend HOR? You my friend RIGHT? :)

@jimpek9645 8 месяцев назад

I think there's no need to try to speak like Singaporeans, it only makes one feel awkward when communicating with people. But as one lives there longer time makes sure that one's gradually being absorbed into its own vibs in all aspects of a person's life, make no doubt about that, as each country carries within itself its own specific vibs that reflect upon the people. Let nature takes its own course because by trying one may come out with an accent that may not be in congruence with the local accent.

@ejay9963 3 года назад

Imma Filipino but I love the way how Singaporean speak English

@Hx_jamie 3 года назад

Okie

@Zelenskyy9 3 года назад

Word of caution to all foreigners. Do not try to speak Singlish to Singaporeans who are upper middle class or above, it is offensive to them. Only those middle class or below would speak Singlish, at work or at leisure.

@silverstonestream5477 4 года назад

Honestly as a Singaporean, I don't really do some of this HAHA, but I can definitely relate! This was great!

@foodmore 5 лет назад

Haha. You sound French Georgia.....

@Zoids-bf6op 3 года назад

Actually now that I think about it. I’ve never in my life seen a singapore guy and white girl couple…wonder why

@Yan-12 4 года назад

Living here for a few years, no offense but singlish is a lazy version of proper english. They don't pronounce all the letters, they talk fast, they can't create proper sentences, and the fascinating thing is...they think they're speaking properly. Also why do they sound like they're pinching their noses when speaking and sound like they're always swallowing their words?

@soldieracepro 2 года назад

correct but I have the asian style I get smack by this the one the hand the two the leg the three the slippers the four THE BELT

@hiroshiyamashita2090 3 года назад

That's Sin kar poh lean accent. No Singaporean speak that way, at least none that I know. Maybe you should check where they originated

@patrickho6689 4 года назад

You should meet Kim Just /Mr. Brown.🤭

@thomashom7514 3 года назад

I am going to get lots of hate replies.....but I don’t like Singlish. It hurts my ears and I think it makes the speaker sound stupid. If the can turn it off and on it wouldn’t be so bad. Singlish is the decline of proper English into creole. Singaporean education department is doing a poor job.

@RedHanded1969 10 месяцев назад

If this video was made in the 90s both of them would arrested n caned.. 😅😂😅 Yo mader tot u to tok like tat aah !!!

@ms.a5643 4 года назад

Singlish is unique coz even within Singlish, there is a variety of differences... just for the word, VERY... we also say veli, vehhh,whe.... etc. Different Singaporean has their own style of speaking SG accent. Uniquely Singapore indeed.

@syng2220 2 года назад

Always never compare with other people about our language skills. There will always be a rare exception to extremity. There are more and more talented person will be living in every part of the world. It will be a matter of time, if you will be able to meet them in life. Speaking a proper language, doesn't mean that particular person is classy. Just be comfortable with yourself. Living life with a meaningful value is the main thing in a human life.

@jorunisntreal Год назад

I learned asian accent very easily cuz im half asian but learning Singaporean accent is damn hard lmao

@edgarguzmanmoreno5126 4 года назад

Jajaja great video Congratulations I understand the difficult accent there I lived in Singapore, I enjoyed it so much! #ILoveSingapore Great Nation and People! Greetings from León Guanajuato MÉXICO