How to Speak in a New York Dialect : New York Dialect: Placement
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Point of placement, or the area of our mouth where words resonate, is the first step in learning a new dialect. Learn how to speak in a New York dialect in this free video.
Expert: Tracy Goodwin
Bio: Tracy Goodwin has received numerous public speaking awards and has been a college professor of public speaking, interpersonal communications, voice and diction, and business speech for over a decade.
Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA
My aunt is from NY, born and raised. When she married my uncle she still had her heavy NY accent. Since she moved to California I've noticed that it comes and goes from time to time
+WhovianK Doodles Lol gm
It comes and goes with anger lol
I use this technique to help me with my accent when speaking other languages. I never knew how to explain it until now
there's a lot of negative comments. My girlfriend and I thought this was interesting as crap. Everyone I know tell me that I speak fast and it makes it difficult for people to understand me completely. What you said makes a lot of sense. Everyone that says you're wrong...well, they're wrong. We support you. :)
I'm an actress and I've take a fair amount of dialect classes and coaching and this is actually a lot of the same stuff you will hear in a standard dialect class.
I'm from Bronx New York and I have the accent .
GamerThife Girl I'm from Florida and have it idk why help
I’m from Staten Island but don’t have any accent at all
I’m from Manhattan New York
I talking accents but different because I have some letters i change it with my tongue
Wait. If you have the accent, why are you watching this?????
"the Irish point of placement is 2" in front of the lips" I think she means we're loud.
My dad and I were born in the states but my grandparents are 100% irish and I can also verify™ 😂
@@beth-does...somesh1t ok
I don't have a NY accent and I come from NY.
I did too from longisland and people keep saying I don’t have one cause ion got an accent
But all of those locations have accents
@mr. G got tha 8oz haha wot!
I live in Australia and I was thinking "Do we place our words in the upper part of our mouth?"
And she said it, I was like right on the money!
For me, it's very difficult because I have an Australian accent and a few of my attempts came out sounding even more Australian, if that is even possible lol😂
I'm auditioning for newsies oOF
Same, I got auditions in three weeks
Same auditions for me are only 4 weeks away aaaaaa
@@raunchylimeade69 oooo sis how'd it goo
Le Moldy Mango It went okay but I didn’t get in 😕 But, there’s always next year 😁
I GOT AUDITIONS TOMORROW
Im from Manhattan and this made me giggle 😂
Coraline Jones SAME
I am from New York and I don't think this is valid. Theah no deetails about the Nooh Yawk (or Yoik) accent at all, which was frustrating. And there are many kinds of dialects for each region of the country!!
Dude shes so right about point of placement.
very interesting, I will try it. Can you please give us more tips
Lol I was raised by an old cranky Jewish man from Brooklyn lol 😂 I’m in Los Angeles and people ask me if I’m from Brooklyn
WOAH IM A CRANKY JEWISH GIRL IN BK
I agree. There is a huge difference between New York and New Jersey.
In both the quality of people and their accent.
You may be right, doll, in dat whole "placement" ting, but oh! come on! Much easier ta just listen and imitiate! Bada-bing!
Bada-boom!
BecomingTheIS
Bada boink!
Anna Falactica Hey! Yoos guys makin' funna da way I tawk??
I don't understand why people have to comment so negatively towards educators. If you don't like it just close the window. I didn't like everything in the video but I learned at least one thing so quit complaining
My friend is from Red Hook, he didn't even notice his accent until this year when he asked for a piece of paper, but he said it like, "pay-puh".
He was like, "WHOA! O____O". XD
got to give this lady respect... she decided to expose herself on you tube, ready to take all the insults from the haters!!!! lol
hey, to anyone that speaks with a New York accent or who can imitate one really well, how would one say "lunch" in that accent? i'm trying to learn for an acting audition that's in a week-ish, so it would really help me out. thanks!
coocnut man
"change your facial structure" I found a led pipe, now im gonna be irish
this is very helpful i wanted to learn how to talk like a new york person i already know how to talk like a english person LOL.
These are decent pointers but I need more.
Haha I live in Florida great to learn this
Does this mean that you could tell what accent somebody has just by reading their lips...?
I have a hefty NY accent, and really, none of this is of any help.
You have to hear it and mimic it. It's that simple.
Btw, being that NY IS the melting pot, I can easily swing into an Irish, Boston, MA, Southern, Asian, Jewish, English, or Puerto Rican accent. Oh yes, and Eastern Indian.
However, in order to do a Scottish accent, I have to start off with an Irish one,,,,,,and first imitate my grandmoother to start.
"Shoot up ya gud damN noot, and ayt yer lamb choop", and thar we go. Instant Brogue!!
I'd like to know what's considered a "Standard American Dialect" and what isn't. With such a diverse country, what's the standard?
@tragicXdownpour What makes you say that? should they say Southern american accent? African American accent? etc?
lol @ all the people talking smack about this...it's true. Dialects have it's own rules and everything and she is trying to explain them.
It means more like your words are aimed there... "Irish" for example is said, roughly: "oayresh" (but quickly), and if you do think about where the words land, it does feel like it is in front of your face (I'd say more like 'one inch', but yeah...)
@DominatingNA did she say she was talking about Tennessee?
Wow such a good lesson😊😊😊
Im from the uk ive only come on here to listen to the new york/ new jersey accent its funny accent man.. the men all sound like gangstas lol
Hello there nice to see you again, I wonder where is you course on Udemy, I just reviewed it once and didn't find it again, can you please tell me if you removed it or you have it on another platform
thanks a lot
is it true that some people from the upper east side have a certain accent?
@x3Gunman3x in the time it took you leave that comment the ad would of been over. Smart!
I have dialect new york but so different because I change letters by moving my tongue
Before critisizing this woman, who (I dont know if right or wrong) tried to explain how to speak in dialects. Remember the effort she does.
My question to expertvillage would be: How did you get to know the point of placement theory? Did you observe it by yourself or did you learn it from a book or in a course? I am really interested in that and would like to know if there already are theories about that. Thanks for answering in advance! =)
This woman deserves her own show...on the comedy channel, as its quite clear that she is taking the piss....;)
Even though I have Scottish, English, Italian accents. However, I am from Canada. Whatever my 3 accents sounds whatever American accent similar to my three combined accents. I use American words such as basement, flashlight, fries, running shoes and Aunt (pronouncing ANT)
I love that Detroit has an accent lol
Gnarly dudeeee..like let's go surfing mann
Class username. We all dream of one..
i’m writing an essay about a duck being transported from cali to new york and not understanding the accent and standards of new yorkers
This is actually very true! And not only for English! Like I'm from Amsterdam, and my 'point of placement' is like right behind my teeth. Some chick I know from the South says hers is like in her jaw. But...fuck pop, the most important thing is the learn the sounds! Like in Boston, I don't care sounds like I don't cea! I love it, fucking love it!
@llewsedwod great britain is three contries, UK is 4....you are right nonetheless, not to mention all the different accents that are in England and Scotland
I never even lived in california and i have the accent because i learned it from my mom cause she lived there so many years.
Watched your video on pronouncing Sherry, berry etc. New Yorkers say Sheh-ree, Beh-ree, NOT Share-ee/bare-ee
And by New York, you mean the city, right? Theres a state connected to that city.
And, by living in that state, I can't differentiate- can someone out of state tell me what someone from (the state of) New York sounds like?
Someone please tell me do people from the upper east side have a strong ny accent
LMFAO I LOST IT! I'm from NYC and oh lord i rofled.... i just don't understand how speaking can be so complex...
very very true
Wow, everyone on here seems to be pretty rude. She's just approaching this from a technical standpoint and what she is saying is pretty widely accepted as true by most linguistic experts. She is definitely talking about a specific Dialect though. See the Wikipedia article on "New York Dialect".
Well, you could. For instance, with a British dialect...they would say "theh", not there". In Britan, they say "wutah", not "wadr". You could easily see that in just lip reading.
@TheEmilio16 yeah, english accent, scottish accent, irish accent, welsh accent.
@DominatingNA I wasn't contradicting what you said just....adding to it
Maybe because she in a kind person and will do it for free? Damn what is the point of being rude? You think you're clever? You're not.
I'm Belgian and it totally cracks me up tryin' to mimmick Americans in front of the mirror using this 'technique.. stuff is stand-up comedy material.. lol. I can do southerners but fak, i can't pull off a New Jersey or New York accent...
Suddenly I understand why Robert Downy Jr. always seems to chew a gum
i'm from queens, ny and i eat grits, but i have a friend from long island who didn't kno grits were sold up here,,she thought it was just something they eat only in the south,,,
I’m auditioning for buggy malone
Australian dialect is outback! :D
I'd like to find out how anyone would manage to master the Irish dialect if she'd tell them "don't use mimicry, just speak from two inches in front of your lips".
This is cool
I know this sounds stupid and compliacted, but it actually works. O__O
That is so weird. I totally get it once I mimic those accents
As a Sconnie, I can tell you I have no accent...😂😂😂
@judgeo567 What are you saying? That Americans should say English accent, etc? i'm just rying to learn. Thanks.
Why do you refer to different accents as "dialects?" I don't think you understand the difference between a dialect and an accent. A dialect is a form of a language that uses a significant amount of different words to make it difficult for speakers of the same language but different dialect to understand. In English there are no real dialects unless you count Scots as a dialect and not a different language, so for my example, I will use German. In Swiss German (actually a group of dialects, but they are close enough) to ask someone's name you would say, " Wie isch Ihre name?" In high German (proper Germany German) you would say, "Wie heißen ihnen?" Significant differences, but still close enough to be in the same language. An accent on the other hand is just another way of pronouncing words with a few colloquialisms thrown in. An example in English would be the Scottish, "Hoo er ya?" (I changed the spelling to show the approximate pronunciation also I showed a more northern Scottish accent which is more exaggerated) vs the standard American, "How are you?" Many Americans would understand the Scottish accent, and all Scottish people would understand the American accent (because of Hollywood).
P.S. There is nothing wrong with learning an accent through imitation. That is how I learned my American southern, northern Australian, and Cockney accents, and most natives can't tell that I'm not a native speaker.
"Dialect" includes accent/pronunciation.
dialect=a particular form of a language that is peculiar to a specific region or social group.
High german is actually "Wie Heisen Sie/du"
/you have to explain more and have more examples. other wise you could just have easily spoke every Spanish letter and said all done learn it.
What part of New York is your accent from??
Wow. Point of placement...that is really interesting. I'm intrigued by dialects.
Where’s the rest of the lesson???
How about just go to new york for a while?
i have the feeling that new york got his accent or dialect from italian immigrants.what do you think.italians talk in the chin and throw it out allong with the chewing gum.
damn, she knows what she's talking about.
@PokerPlum That was actually really amusing
your not going to pick up a dialect using your taste, touch, smell or sight. Well done for stating the obvious.
just to let you know, northern island scotland england and wales have completetly different accents and even words and times/
OMG! crazy and complicated.
thanks for subtitles
I wish I was from New York and not boring Seattle.
@llewsedwod yes you do
My coworker changed her face structure once to use a dialect in such a weird way that damn, it looked like she was gonna fart! lol
@Coffeecrab Yes of course I do.. I'm from the Midlands theres loads of dialects in this region alone!!!
then go up north you've got mancunian to geordie..
Go forth!
what if im british?
well played sir
I've always wanted to know how to speak in a Booklyn or Ne york accent
I mean, yeah I do realise it's not exactly like that, but I don't know how to use the 'phonetic sounds' the dictionaries use, so that was the closest I could get with letters from an american accent to an irish one (though the fact that you ARE Irish changes that completely :P) My sincerest apologies! :)
i know shes in her late 30's or early 40's, but i think she's really pretty
Puerto Rico NYC accent that's what I have.
Quiet Fries new-yorican? Like from west side story?
Informative! 👍
"Two inches in front of the lip." lol
"shoot for...bottom of the jaw." LMFAO!!
all ur mobster movies are actually a new jersey accent newark, old 1st ward italiano to be exact lol
Hi it's not easy to learn English accent..
She never said nyers don't speak with their voiceboxes and tongues. She just said it seems to come from the chin. Why are you taking offense? She didn't mean anything by it. At least you people are blessed with an accent. I don't have one and I was raised in the south. Its not fair!
agreed
I was in New York last month, and it seemed the only people with the "New York accent" were white people. There doesn't seem to be any black or Asian people with New York accents, which was strange.
Very interesting!
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