@@SequreContainProtect not necessarily, that's based on both accents and individuals, most from where I'm from will say moun'ains for example while I personally pronounce the t and say mountains
"My british accent be going worser and worser everyday mate, Even tho i practice a lot..Aight, time to do the last one" "I need a bottle of water" "I need a bo'oh o wo'ah, WAIT A WHOLE FUCKIN' DAMN MINUTE-" **British Anthem suddently comes**
Fun fact: There are different types of British accents, I have the RP accent (Recieved Pronunciation, we pronounce the T, but softly and not t9o broadly or hard) It's the neutral accent in england, less than 3% have the nuetral accent, others make the T silent (They guy in the video's accent), and some make the T overly exaggerated (known as Cockney or 'The London accent'). I'm too lazy to write all the accents, just search it on Google of u wanna know more abt it 😊 Edit 2: Just fixed a few typos
Fun fact: There are different types of British accents, I have the RP accent (Recieved Pronunciation, we pronounce the T, but softly and not t9o broadly or hard) It's the neutral accent in england, less than 3% have the nuetral accent, others make the T silent (They guy in the video's accent), and some make the T overly exaggerated (known as Cockney or 'The London accent'). I'm too lazy to write all the accents, just search it on Google of u wanna know more abt it 😊 Edit 2: Just fixed a few typos
True mate.. Fun fact: There are different types of British accents, I have the RP accent (Recieved Pronunciation, we pronounce the T, but softly and not t9o broadly or hard) It's the neutral accent in england, less than 3% have the nuetral accent, others make the T silent (They guy in the video's accent), and some make the T overly exaggerated (known as Cockney or 'The London accent'). I'm too lazy to write all the accents, just search it on Google of u wanna know more abt it 😊 Edit 2: Just fixed a few typos
As a British person this is not accurate,what we actually say is Is chewsday innit bruv F'ar'nsee a cuhpuh Bloomin' eck mun its 100 quid None of us say that who do you think we are(correction:IM LATE TO MY GRANDSONS !I WAS GONNA GET A CUPPA OUT O THAT) i need a bowawawa I SAID A BOWAWAOWOWWAWA Edit:thanks for 1 like Edit:thanks for 2 likes Edit:thanks for 3 likes Edit:thanks for 4 likes Edit:thanks for 5 likes Edit:thanks for 6 likes Edit:thanks for 7 likes Edit:thanks for 8 likes Edit:thanks for 9 likes Edit:thanks for 10 likes Edit:thanks for 11 likes Edit:thanks for 12 likes Edit:thanks for 13 likes Edit:thanks for 14 likes Edit:thanks for 15 likes Edit:thanks for 16 likes Edit:thanks for 17 likes Edit:thanks for 18 likes Edit:thanks for 19 likes Edit:thanks for 20 likes Edit:thanks for 21 likes Edit:thanks for 22 likes Edit:thanks for 23 likes Edit:thanks for 24 likes Edit:thanks for 25 likes Edit:thanks for 26 likes Edit:thanks for 27 likes Edit:thanks for 28 likes Edit:thanks for 29 likes Edit:thanks for 30 likes Edit:thanks for 31 likes Edit:thanks for 32 likes Edit:thanks for 33 likes Edit:thanks for 34 likes Edit:thanks for 35 likes Edit:thanks for 36 likes Edit:thanks for 37 likes Edit:thanks for 38 likes Edit:thanks for 39 likes Edit:thanks for 40 likes Edit:thanks for 41 likes Edit:thanks for 42 likes Edit:thanks for 43 likes Edit:thanks for 44 likes Edit:thanks for 45 likes Edit:thanks for 46 likes Edit:thanks for 47 likes
Fun fact: There are different types of British accents, I have the RP accent (Recieved Pronunciation, we pronounce the T, but softly and not t9o broadly or hard) It's the neutral accent in england, less than 3% have the nuetral accent, others make the T silent (They guy in the video's accent), and some make the T overly exaggerated (known as Cockney or 'The London accent'). I'm too lazy to write all the accents, just search it on Google of u wanna know more abt it 😊 Edit 2: Just fixed a few typos
@@airii_viii. you must live in the south because I'm from the north and everyone actually speaks like this, southern ppl have posh accents we make fun of em
Fun fact: There are different types of British accents, I have the RP accent (Recieved Pronunciation, we pronounce the T, but softly and not t9o broadly or hard) It's the neutral accent in england, less than 3% have the nuetral accent, others make the T silent (They guy in the video's accent), and some make the T overly exaggerated (known as Cockney or 'The London accent'). I'm too lazy to write all the accents, just search it on Google of u wanna know more abt it 😊 Edit 2: Just fixed a few typos
Fun fact: There are different types of British accents, I have the RP accent (Recieved Pronunciation, we pronounce the T, but softly and not too broadly or hard) It's the neutral accent in england, less than 3% have the nuetral accent, others make the T silent (They guy in the video's accent), and some make the T overly exaggerated (known as Cockney or 'The London accent'). I'm too lazy to write all the accents, just search it on Google of u wanna know more abt it 😊 Edit 2: Just fixed a few typos
same in my suburban london area we don’t speak like Bri’ish and we just say British? idky some people don’t understand that. it’s not that posh it’s kinda just a mix
@@lolasstuff Exactly. People just think that everyone in Britain have the same accent and pronounce everything the same, they should check their facts first before making a joke like that. It's honestly really annoying how they made so many stereotypes about it
@Middle_Kid_Draws ikr? im so sick of these British videos like the jokes are SO old now! I searched up my accent and it was “Estuary”. So basically I pronounce every letter and everything but I don’t have a posh voice
Yet again this channel makes me have to say… Lots of people from England don’t use this slang (these words). What this person says is wrong, is perfectly normal
As a British person not a lot of people speak like this, this is more slangish, it’s the stereotypical version, I don’t say boohwaher i say bottle of water
Fun fact: There are different types of British accents, I have the RP accent (Recieved Pronunciation, we pronounce the T, but softly and not t9o broadly or hard) It's the neutral accent in england, less than 3% have the nuetral accent, others make the T silent (They guy in the video's accent), and some make the T overly exaggerated (known as Cockney or 'The London accent'). I'm too lazy to write all the accents, just search it on Google of u wanna know more abt it 😊 Edit 2: Just fixed a few typos
Fun fact: There are different types of British accents, I have the RP accent (Recieved Pronunciation, we pronounce the T, but softly and not t9o broadly or hard) It's the neutral accent in england, less than 3% have the nuetral accent, others make the T silent (They guy in the video's accent), and some make the T overly exaggerated (known as Cockney or 'The London accent'). I'm too lazy to write all the accents, just search it on Google of u wanna know more abt it 😊 Edit 2: Just fixed a few typos
@@Middle_Kid_Draws Thank you very much for taking the time to type out an explanation for me. I appreciate it. I have no need to look it up, however, as I'm already well aware of the beautifully varied and diverse accents in your fascinating country. I fancy myself something of an Anglophile, after all. I'm aware of all the accents, from West Country to Cockney, from Estuary to Liverpudlian, from Brummie to Scouse, and from Geordie to Mancunian. I fully realise that the "English accent" describes countlessly distinct ways of speaking. I can ONLY convincingly mimic RP, however-- despite that being a relatively rare way of speaking in modern day Great Britain.
As a British person , not all say bo’ol of wo’ah. But it’s still kinda annoying how much people say it , at first it’s a joke and is funny until people carry it on
I was reading all comments… In British we dont spell or pronounce an r or we speak like the o its more °u its not louder… And example we say “Water” wote’ or wotah Harry Potter: herwi potah Night: noit Or i say like that… If its wrong remember.. I just speak spanish and im learning, thanks.
There are so many different areas of Britain the accents can be so varied. I from a smaller area and we have hardly a strong or posh accent, but u get places like London where it’s either heavy like this or more posh. In North Yorkshire around where I’m from, not even I understand what people are saying.
Fun fact: There are different types of British accents, I have the RP accent (Recieved Pronunciation, we pronounce the T, but softly and not t9o broadly or hard) It's the neutral accent in england, less than 3% have the nuetral accent, others make the T silent (They guy in the video's accent), and some make the T overly exaggerated (known as Cockney or 'The London accent'). I'm too lazy to write all the accents, just search it on Google of u wanna know more abt it 😊 Edit 2: Just fixed a few typos
😂 i had a British teacher so i said this almost like him funny story (?) Me and my class used to always say bottle of water in our best British accent an' someone said boo'oh o wata 💀
Me&my British accent trying hard to speak:it’s Tuesday in it🫣 Fancy a copper😭😂😂😂😂 Blooming heck it’s a 100 quid-perrrrfect 💖 First time-The roads are chock-a-block today-me accidentally reads it in a Scottish accent😂😂🤭 British accent-the roads are choke-a-blog🥸 I need a bottle of Walter(wo oh toah ) today😌
