I was on the news in Australia for my Australian accent 

Right?!!?!

@@BrianJordanAlvarez just goes to show how brilliant you are in accents then...

LITERALLYYY 😭😭😭

Facts, I swear I’ve never actually heard it done right until now

@@ykook7000 that is true, i have heard him do that too and it’s not half bad! definitely not BJA level 😂

an aussie legend*

He'll be a Nigerian hero next, just wait

@@nonbinaryDes not w the homophobia there 😭 maybe a british legend

eemineem brizbin sosspin

@@r.e.m.outsold oop!😬

I read it the exact time she said it

@@briefthings yo same wtf

@@triplepppgaming5267 😭😭😭

@@briefthings bruh same lol

I hear her ,,, same with the Irish accent .... Oh my God they do a terrible job on it !!!

Empath likely. He is using body language to connect with the people on the other end. In stead if squinting, or furrow brows (which also may be a reaction to not hearing well), leaning in shows more openness. I loved this detail too.

I do that all the time too even if i am wearing my earphones hahaha

You tend to watch a person's mouth when they're speaking to you so you can formulate what they're saying better he leaned in to get a clearer view

I do this when I'm in my vehicle on Bluetooth sometimes, even though I have the volume at max and leaning in doesn't change anything as it's loud surround sound. 😂😂

You got a heart from the big man

Legitimately has the Melbourne accent specifically too yeah omg

yeah

Yep.. Sure as f dont sound like dat in walget

Tf I’m from Melbourne and I don’t have that lol

As a Melburnian can confirm he has the Melbourne accent

Yes totally. I was so convinced

'ELLO MITE

Yeeess!!! And it wasn't the stupid. "put another shrimp on the barbie" crap too. 👌 Maybe next, he tries regional Aussie accents 😂

Yeah, I'm totally baffled too. I was so convinced that he was Australian.

@and i oop I'm sure you have people who are trying 😅

haha i love this

i mean the liberal government doesn’t really like the abc very much, since they’re always calling out their crap, but sure. the government put him on tv 😂

@@kathrose336 Lol this is a great point, perhaps it's more accurate to say the people who decided to put him on tv are government employees

hmm and the interesting thing about that is how picky they are on pronunciation of everything! Also, they recently had the NRP/NPR (not sure which it is sorry) Emooo not Emu guy on, mostly to educate him on how wrong he was to think he could get away with calling it an emoo

Lol the ABC isn't "government" they just receive government funding. But that is kudos nonetheless. Far more legit then breakfast tv

melbourne*

*Melbwirn

@chubbyurma *malbun as me auntie says

Yes.. it’s not bourne, as in Bourne ultimatum. And Aussie does not rhyme with “saucy”

Tam P Aussie rhymes with cozzie and mozzie mate

Yeah, honestly. Too bad I know people with such an annoying voice

Even Hugh Laurie’s American accent sounds more realistic, and that dude’s British.

@@immortalsun .

@@immortalsun yes but Hugh is actually a good actor

@@immortalsun well yeah it true that British can do a better job doing an American accent that an American doing a British accent

*Indeed*

lmaoo agreed

He's into fashion

@@hoavu4430 specifically women fashion.

Lmao so true

our mans was already on an episode of Jane the virgin he's not been a secret for a minute

@@veganvampire95 he was on a whole fucking season lmao

@@art-is-awen8842 wasn't he like a main character in a Netflix show?

sniff - they grow up so fast ;_; :P

As he should 💅

@nope AGREED! I can’t tell you how many times I have rewatched it because I love it so much

Me too! 😂

That's what I thought too! 😂🤣😂🤣

When she said she knew him from Will & Grace I was like, “Of course, she’s straight” lmao

🤣👏

lmao seriously

WE DON'T HAVE A LOT GOING ON RIGHT NOW OK?!

@@bj3peters don't you have the aftermath of the fires? And y'know COVID?

@@faemaiden5090 we have bushfires every year, our recovery plans are already down pat despite the severity of last year/this year. We've only reached 27000 cases of COVID across Australia (a country with 25million people) and even though South Australia is back in lockdown, we have been doing really well... Particularly when you look at America's almost 12 million cases.

@@faemaiden5090 I mean UK news is just as random... the other day I saw a segment about the boom in red guitars. 😂🤦‍♂️

😂

How else is aluminium being pronounced? ( I am German.)

@@MihcaelTube a-loo-min-um is how Americans say it

@@erin2959 but here it’s spelled ‘aluminum’

It's coz Americans pronounce it as a-loo-mi-num.

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he can't hear, he's wearing airpods

lmao

I do that to signal to people to turn their volume up or speak more clearly.

Aussie* 😋

1000th like!

@@nurseblissey8543 oh my goodness! When did this happen??? When did I get to 1k.

@@georgie1214 Whoops. Guess Ozzy Osborne was in my head or something 😂

Kylie Minogue left shook

can you imagine that lmao

I can confirm. we're all saying it

imagine even koalas and kangaroos are talking about

We are literally losing our collective shit over this

Yeah cos literally no actors can ever do our accent! Even Meryl struggled!

how

I always knew Australia was invented by the Japanese

I watched you do it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤮

@@gaiusjuliuscaesar9296 He is not Japanese he is Korean (source: saw him shaking hands with kim jong un)

@@mitchellbooth8435 hmm sounds sus

That was a next level response. I guarantee you a large part of getting the accent is some level of cultural awareness mixed with genuinely giving a fuck.

E

@@monke41477 I agree

@@user-dh6yv9uo4k Exactly! Finally someone said it

@@monke41477 well said

I heard Australia is free from Covid now

Kevin Zebua I live in victoria, we where COVID free for like 6 months but we just started getting cases again 2 days ago :(

@@mishmash6570 ikr, we are in lockdown now, hope it wont be anything like last year's disaster.

@@kevinseanzebua6342 kind of but we still do have covid

@@kevinseanzebua6342 And we are back. Lol its been over a year but now we are in lockdown again :( (I am in NSW, Sydney)

Have you seen the other video??🤣🤣🤣🤣

Which video is that though?x)

@@bryce4395 Pretty sure it was this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3A-gyYMU4vs.html&ab_channel=BrianJordanAlvarez

Not good for morning. Awww ❤️

And this is Straya.

We shall steals hims

To be fair, that’s how we feel about Hugh Jackman.

Just like the pavlova and other stuff

@@Eorzat you can keep hugh jackman

He belongs to us.

Its because nothing really goes on here except for the usual political segments that happen once in a while. All the other stories on the news are just random niche topics that may be getting a bit popular lately. America on the other hand is just political shit all the time.

@@Niko-pt9li or on the other hand we get all the crap from America onto our tv

@@natsoph1924 ikr

@@natsoph1924 ikr

here in the US the news creates stories to put fear in people so they'll watch more of the news to ultimately make more money

She wasn't doing an Australian accent though.

@Jamie c Her character was a real woman who was Kiwi that had lived in Australia for a long time. She was doing a hybrid New Zealand-Australian accent.

She was doing a half Kiwi half Australian accent her character was a New Zealand woman that immigrated to Australia.

@D D you should probs look that story up it is very traumatic

She did an Australian accent, however Lindy Chamberlain had a Kiwi accent at the time. Today in 2023, Lindy Chamberlain has a hybrid Kiwi-Aussie accent.

Just move up north. Not even two hours up the hume highway, you hear just how broad we are. 😂

maybe you migrated?

@@Anti_Immigration I migrated slightly south of Melbourne lmao.

I still thought it was fake until the straight up said his name

Literally went to comment exactly this

It was on twitter a while ago

this is fake. the tv presenters are both american too

@@waffle7monster bruh it’s not, i saw this on the news a few days ago and i live in australia also both the tv presenters are australian bruv

bilingual people can usually nails a broader range of accents. Probably because they switch back and forth between different tonal ranges. I have always liked the mainstream australian accent but being a non native english speaker, its 100% out of reach.

Absolutely, he is amazing!

@Robotic Secks I agree with you. He sounds like he is speaking with an Eastern accent. Definitely not a South Australian one.

@Robotic Secks probably the broadcasting accent, its kind of hard to get references for different accents from OZ,. don't know whether the accent that's sold to us is generic or we are just not presented with a variety of twangs and accents.

@Robotic Secks Australian accents don’t vary too much. Linguists usually break them up into three categories; broad (Steve Irwin), cultivated (Cate Blanchett), and general (Julia Gillard) There are also other ethnolects and associated accents but they aren’t necessarily ‘native’ so people disregard them.

hahahahahah

BAJA blast

More like Brian Jordan Australia

Nah, Brian "Straya " Jordan Alvarez

I am Australian and I approve this message

i love that

But we're experiencing heatwaves and bushfires🔥, with Summer 2 weeks away 🥵

Not anymore thanks to Adelaide :(

@@Farimira // rip Adelaide

@@jellybeans3994 stay safe! I think you'll clear up the outbreak quicker than Victoria tho🤞

Nup south Australia had an outbreak of twelve community' corona virus cases sadly .

preach brother 👏

An Aussie Legend

a grouse Aussie legend

It’s his drag name

lmao

Ikr, in the middle of these unprecedented times...so insensitive.

@@caitymccaity fuck 😂

LMAO

Do you have an Australian accent now?

@@jtris01 no, my fiancé is Indian, so technically I’m Russian speaking with a thick Indian accent

@@kotofan1040 that's an exotic mix lmao

Same for me in Italy when I was a pre teen 😂

monkaW

Lmao shut up

Bruh 😂

Very bad choice lol

too soon

Jsjsjuc

@@Ameera-l6l jsjsjuc

Let's hope it's a foot in the door for a slightly terrifying and uncanny crossover sequence Edit: the Australian accent will just be the gateway for Marnie T's broadcast to widen in scope. Source energy!

*SIGN UP FOR MY CLASS AAAAAAAGFGHHFH*

@@mothratemporalradio517 it is my personal assumption he's working on an actual class for us all

marnie should get on breakfast tv to promote her class

JOY IS EVERYWHERE

Haha so true, it's harder for us to differentiate some accents

It disturbs me to think non English speakers think I sound American because to be honest the US and Canadian accidents are terrible.

@@parked32 Op didn't say american, just said "speaking english".

@@synthwave5520 exactly, they can't differentiate between the accents so I may as well have an American accent. Which I find odd because even if you don't know the words being spoken you wouldn't say someone from Scotland and Canada sound the same.

@Jamie c I sure hope you use “natives” and don’t perpetuate ignorance

On the contrary, the dingoes might be getting all of our babies now that we've got BJA mastering Australian.

You got a problem mate

Leave the house more jkjk

@@HartyBiker well i do pronounce the words as an Australian would, i just dont have the distinct sound that they have. maybe Its my late teen voice or me never attempting it, idk.

Why on Earth would he want Kiwi citizenship? There is no housing so many homeless, no jobs, the people are rude, the economy’s down the shitter, our education system sucks annnnd our environment is rapidly deteriorating and been used for construction.

@@viiperbiite lol

@@viiperbiite America has the same problems you aren’t unique

@@lnnbrn1381 America isn’t special either 😂 They’re so boring and overrated

@@viiperbiite funny coming from someone who probably consumes American media

Rose Byrne also!

Yeh that’s cause the American accent is actually quite easy to learn (middle American, LA type accent) compared to the Australian which is a mix of English, indigenous, and just weird Aussie words. It’s commonly considered one of the hardest accents to learn for actors and stuff

Being able to do an American accent well as a foreigner is pretty important if you want to make it in Hollywood so most do have it down.

It's just an accent and they've been speaking English their entire lives. lol

@@Grace-mb8tb No way😹😹😹😹 my tongue gets after cramped if i speak American for too long

I say it correctly (Melbun) but then I feel like a total poser or just insufferable lmao because I'm an American. It's like when an English speaker says French words too vigorously....

Mel- born XD

Its not that hard to say????

Melben

Please don't think that. Its ear-splitting hearing Americans say Mel-BOURNE

hahaha i love this

Haha nice pickup

Yeah, cuz he's currently in America, faking to be an American.

and one of the biggest morning programs too, on the best channel!

*Hm. No. *- An Australian

it's a breakfast show, darlin. of course they would. they ain't gonna report about a murder or whatever on morning programs. it's either gonna be lifestyle hacks, recipes, or viral stuff.

Morning shows in every country are the same. They only talk about fun things.

Nah this is just on in the morning to prep us for when we spend the rest of the day fighting crocodiles and mutant kanagroos. We need some wholesome things to think about otherwise it's just constant warfare

And not just Aussie, legit the Melbourne accident specifically omg 😮😆

@Jamie c I'm from WA and when I went to Melbourne people thought I had a European accent lol... Been in WA my whole life

@Jamie c I wrote my paper on Australian English when I was studying linguistics at university. Yes, I can confirm this. Australian English various accents aren't as vastly different in character as say American of British accents. The variations are more subtle and slight. A good way to define uniqueness would be a South Australian accent but take a Victorian accent. People from Victorian have a more breathy aspect of their accent. Many actors from Melbourne talk with breathy Aussie accents like Samuel Johnson. Also social class effects someone's accent more in Australia than it does American accents which focus more on geographical regions. But yes there are regional differences in accent with each Aussie state.

Which one i need to see it

@@edenheeke3009 me too

incorrect use of the word 'mate' lmao

@@yeyeyeyeye2193 That’s how we use it in Scotland

@@yeyeyeyeye2193 how’s that wrong?

@@gloriasarah3535 we generally dont use it in that way lmao

If you wanted to use mate in that context, it’d be “yeah mate, get fucked.” Or “fuck off, mate”

melb'n lol

I'm "from Melbourne."

How come I haven't heard your español?

what.. do you mean through the nostrils, lmao?

@@yeyeyeyeye2193 you need to talk 'thru the nose'... that's part of the 'sound'.

It's very back of throat but like low ...you kinda let the vowel drop down . Well Up then down . Dont open lips too wide . Ehhh I cant explain it

@@deathwolfs69 I'll give it a go :)

You mean nasally?

i was so captivated by this that i forgot i wasn't done dying my hair. My hair is over-cooked . I am devastated.

It's true, I'm good at imitation through listening too. I'm an Aussie but have fooled a native Japanese speaker into thinking I'm Japanese from my imitation of Thier language 😂 it's hilarious, I know very little Japanese, but if I'm asked to pronounce something in another language I usually can. Have done so with other languages and accents

Country NSW is typical Hollywood accent. And the further north you go in QLD, the more nasal and "g'day mate" it gets (born in VIC, have lived in SA, QLD, NSW, and been to ACT). I knew a guy from SA, met him in Far Nth QLD, and couldn't tell he was from Adelaide cause the accent was so similar

No one gonna talk about wa... okay then

@@lupommyt7348 f, rip Tas also

Bruh...you are everywhere wtf

You are everywhere!

shut up

OH MY GOD

Hi

Australian here. Funny you should say that because every time I've been in the US I always get asked if I'm British - nobody ever picks my accent as Australian. I even had one guy in LA accuse me of lying because "Australians don't sound like that!"

@@chooseyourpoison5105 I mean LA knows what's up you're probably lying ;)

That's what caught my eye Corona is killing us and they're doing news about accents cause they have no cases 😔

Maybe cause Aussie Karens put their masks on and keep a 1.5m distance from each other... Also we have a smaller population and a lot of people are scattered. The entire population of Australia can fit in NYC alone.

@@audreydoyle5268 Idk 50% of us live in just three cities, so the infection could have been expected to spread much faster here because the population is heavily centralised. Idk how the US managed to cock it up so badly - it’s so much more spread out.

@@tacosmexicanstyle7846 because when you’re spread out it’s much harder to regulate travel and enforce rules. With large cities you can contain people much easier by keeping watch over them at all times.

We had a news story on how a big rock got a kilo of snow one year but also ATM we have having a major military scandal (all I know is that bad things happened idk the exact details but it is horrific). It's mostly because not many people can do a decent Aussie accent.

That's so strange having one accent for the first 10 years and then get it changed lol are you still able to do it though

@@Ms.MD7 1000 percent....can slip back into an aussie accent if i put some attention and focus into it. My sister who has a full aussie accent will catch me slip every now and then