NewJeans Hanni vs Danielle, 2 Australian members with polar opposite English accents 

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Can you guys please make a video explaining their two newest music videos (Side A & B)?! We'd love to see how you interpret them!

Danielle's accent is not cultivated, it's just that she tries to sound overly cute, like a child. The accent of Danielle and Hanni is not all that different but Danielle tries to put on the little girl, cute sound while Hanni just sounds like a normal girl at 20

난 다니엘 엑센트가 더 친근한데....

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애니짐짜너무싱기함.. 어떻게저렇게생기냐진짜너무신기해 실존인물아닌거같아

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뉴진스에 입덕한 40대입니다 하니보고 반해서 베트남 국제 결혼하려 준비중입니다. 베트남 너무 좋읍니다

뉴진스 작사가가 뉴진스 실물보고 외모가 정직하게 생겼다고 했어요ㅋㅋ 이목구비가 뚜렷하고 개성이 확실하다는얘기겠조

hmmm... I think that they just wanna say that Hanni clearly doesn't have any Viet accent as the video mentioned (bcz her Viet is not that good to have a Viet-accent in the way she speaks English). I've just read also Viet and English comments.

대니엘이 뉴카슬 출신이라서 발음이.. sort of bogan 귀엽네여. ㅎㅎ

Vietnamese overseas descents deems Vietnamese as second language and local as their native language.

Hanni's voice is just buttah, no matter what she's saying.

Hanni speaks Vietnamese with a Northern Vietnamese accent. She said "I am sorry I don't speak Vietnamese very well, but I want to say thank you!"

Im also Vietnamese who was born and raised in Ukraine. My a Vietnamese is not good and the funny thing is Hannis accent is also bad when speaking Vietnamese like me but a lot of media spreading fake news about her speaking Vietnamese fluently. The video of Hanni speaking Viet language they showed, she said it in a very bad foreign accent that "Im sorry I don't know Vietnamese well, but i just want to say thank you" because people keep saying fake news and pushing her to speak Viet language more so I think she said it to clarify with ppl

@napa5413 I visit my relatives in Vietnam often, yes you can clearly hear what she says, but can you not see that she was struggling when she said I'm sorry I can't speak Vietnamese well? I have some foreign Caucasian friends in Vietnam and when they speak Vietnamese, their accent is just like Hanni, I understand everything they say but still I can tell its not their native language. I feel bad for her that people push her too much because I was also pushed by my relatives in Vietnam. I understand that people want her to be closer to her parents culture but you have to understand most Viet kids grew up in other countries will be like Hanni, very rarely they will speak Vietnamese a lot unless EASY words with parents at home. I have some Viet friends in Ukraine and they all speak easy Viet but we think more like western while slowly getting to know our culture through food and stuffs. Parents work and we go to school and interact outside more so they don't have time to teach us proper Vietnamese. Visiting Vietnam a lot doesn't help unless you have Viet friends who you speak everyday using the language

@napa5413 I never said she don't know Viet, all I said was that SHE'S NOT FLUENT IN VIETNAMESE which is the truth. Her first language is still English

Agree, I was a little bit annoyed with that comment. Hanni's English is native Melburnian, and very Aussie. She sounds most similar to Rose, also from Melbourne. Nobody would say Rose speaks English with a Korean accent bc her parents are ethnically Korean so why Hanni? Except Rose has more American influences now when she speaks, not surprising since she's mostly surrounded by English speakers with a North American accent. And as much as I love Danielle, her accent is not cultivated, it is more general with some broad instances. Her 'right now' is too strong to be cultivated or be even considered general. Depending on where you live (rural, small town, city, even diff parts of a city e.g. Western Sydney vs Eastern/Northern Sydney), your education/socio-eco background etc, you will hear different types of Aussie accents. Generally speaking (so there will be exceptions), ppl from rural or small towns, Sydney (esp Western Sydney), Brisbane will more likely speak with stronger general and broad accents than places like Melbourne, Adelaide and Canberra. I'm orig from Western Sydney, now working in Canberra and have relatives in Brisbane, and I definitely notice the difference betw places.

@lonil1412 yeah i totally agree with you. And in my opinion, the person who made this video is an Korean. That is why she has some ideas not make senses. I just felt a little bit annoyed with this video. It looks like this video wanna mention that even though Hanni was born and grown up in Australia, her English is not native Australian like Danniel, who has lived in Korean since she was a child.

외국인들 댓글보면 그 반대라는데;;

broad accent는 호주에서 수준이 좀 낮은..주로 공사장,버스 아저씨들이 구사하는 악센트에요 다녤이 broad , general 사이라 외국인들이 그렇게 말하는듯?

@@user-hh9jg5od1x ㄹㅇ 댓글 보면 다니엘보다 하니가 더 났다고 하는거 같음.. 영국 영어도 무조건 억양을 강하게 해야지 상류층 말투인줄 아는 사람들이 많던데 꼭 그렇지도 않고

Vì từ nhỏ hanni đã sinh sống Úc phát âm rất chuẩn

True, I'm glad you said it, I was a bit reluctant to burst people's bubble that Danielle's accent sounds nothing close to cultivated like Cate Blanchett's but more towards the broad bogan end.

@@lonil1412 bạn đừng có so sánh một người Úc gốc hàn và một người Việt nữa

Also in case anyone's wondering I love her accent

@@tuanchau330 If I'm translating you right, I will respond by saying I am not comparing a Korean- Australian with a Vietnamese (so apologies in advance if the translation is incorrect). I consider them both authentic Australians representing different parts of Australia. One is from Melbourne and the other from Newcastle. Hanni may be ethnicly Vietnamese from her parents but she was born, raised and educated in Australia. Her English is as native as Rose (who was born in NZ, raised and educated in Australia, but with Korean ancestry). Rose may be ethnicly Korean, but she is also a New Zealander by nationality, but with an Australian upbringing and therefore has an Australian accent. In that respect, Hanni is actually more Australian than Rose. Not everyone who is Australian is white, we are a very multicultural country with parentage and ancestry from all over the world. Only our Indigeneous peoples can really claim to be the First Australians. You may want to claim her to be soley Vietnamese, but she's not. She can be referred to as Vietnamese-Australian if you want to reference her ethnicity, but in Australia, she would be considered Australian. This is because a lot of Australians have different ethnic backgrounds. This is the same with Felix, Bang Chan and Lily - they are all Australians with Korean or mixed ethnicities. Felix and Lily's accents represent different parts of the country - Felix from Western Sydney and Lily from Marysville, a small town outside Melbourne. Danielle and Lily may be bi-racial with one white parent but that does not mean they are any more Australian than those with Asian/non-white migrant parentage or ancestry.

I agree.

Hi hanni 😊 btw maybe bcoz hanni speak viet at home

@@navis1527 I just listened to her speak Vietnamese and I can tell she rarely speaks Vietnamese. It was hard to understand her Vietnamese because it sounds very foreigner.

@@jennyni1124 You seem to be overseas South Vietnamese, it's understandable that you find Hanni's Vietnamese hard to understand. As a North Vietnamese from Hanoi, I find Hanni's Vietnamese almost perfect. She sounds like a native Hanoian sometimes and other times she has a foreign accent but it's never hard to understand at all because her pronunciation is good. Hanni said at home her parents conversed in Vietnamese and called her by her Vietnamese name.

Yeah when I first heard Danielle's accent I was like "Woah, there's a bit of bogan in there!". Also, not in a bad way because nothing wrong with being a bogan and they're awesome lol

시골 영어랑 도시 영어 그리고 도시 이민자 용어로 갈린다고 보시면 됩니다

I think so. You're good point. Their accent reperests their personality.

Korean and Vietnamese news just spread fake rumors that she speaks Vietnamese fluently event tho in her recent video she said " I'm sorry I can't speak Vietnamese language well, but I just want to say thank you" she said it in a foreign accent clearly. Most Vietnamese lie that she was born in Vietnam and speaks the language well cause they are too proud someone from Vietnam is in hybe group and debuted. I trust whatever Hanni said and based on her accent not some news

희성님 오늘도 보러와주셔서 감사합니다!!!

Hanni có ăn có học ở Úc nhé Trong công việc hanni Sử dụng tiếng Anh lẫn tiếng Úc bạn đừng có so sánh một người Úc gốc hàn một người thì người Việt

Ok

감사합니다! 고구마님도 추운데 감기 조심하세요!!!

She doesn’t have any Viet accent at all.

Not even a hint of Viet accent, she sounds like a typical Melbourne teenager

하니를 베트남 사람들이 아주 많이 사랑하는구나