@Darth Spock no it is American is much faster than British and British is so good but i dont like it if you wanna learn English American is the bestttttt
@@nurlhaqchaniago6143 Right. People ought to know that dozens of British accents exist, each and every having major unique characteristics, and that not all British accents are non-rhotic.
British soldier: Did you come here to die? Australian soldier: Nah mate, I came here yesterday! Thought it was a joke about how the British always let the Aussies go first and then take all the glory. Realized it was less subtle, and it was just a joke about funny accents.
Born and raised in Italy, lernt British English, worked for American people, had some courses with Indian and Filipino people and still have my strong Italian accent!!!!
I love Russian Marina. But American Marina is cooler, sexier, smarter, a good you tuber and a good person 😊. Keep posting vedios..Lots of love from India
I'm an American and I don't really have a preference. It's funny though because you pointed out some things I hadn't noticed before, which makes it a entertaining video. I moved around a lot as a kid within the United States; not internationally, and got hella confused because different schools I went to taught different pronunciations. I don't know where I picked it up but I used to pronounce 'herb' like the British for some reason. But that got corrected.
This video is spot on!! I’m American and studied abroad in England. The expression that threw me off the most was when they said “You alright?” instead of “How are you?” In American Eng, if u say “You alright?” it means it looks like there’s something wrong with u (sick, tired, etc). So people kept asking me that the first few days and I thought I must look tired or homesick and answered accordingly. Haha! It’s the little things!! Thank u for this video!! (Your accent is so good I thought u were American the first time I saw one of ur videos!!)
CAITLIN O'REILLY most people in my area of U.K. say alright most people will say yeah but it’s not for conversation usually unless you’re friends with the person. Most of U.K. know Americans have a lounder accent than most British people and Europen people. Japanese,Australians and USA tend to have lound accents.
Thanks! Now I know that how I always pronounce “salmon” , “aunt and several words that you mentioned on this video is the British accent. I can now explain when asked. I first started learning in the British English, though I was young (11, 12) that I didn’t think that the accent would carry on in America.
haah canadian use american english from pronunciation to slang to everything also if you are referring to the close she is wearing actually is american first used in america and as everything that is created by american the canadian imported to fill their culture with american like culture except for the hat she is wearing which is european in origin
in malaysia, anyone who speaks english is considered classy and stylish even though some of them have no knowledge of accents and mix all english accents
The British accent sounds so beautifully, but It is harder to learn vocabulary.American accent is rude,modern and quick to adapt to the tongue.However I choose British accent.And unfortunately I always mixed both of them
Ahhhh shaddupppp. Don’t come to the us you foreign bums, you turds ain’t welcomed to the states. You turds wish you could sound cool and have American accents but ya can’t. Anytime I here a bum with English accents all I think is “get the frick off our American soil and go back to Europe”
How can a language be polite? They both sound the same to me in my opinion. In America people tend to use more slang, in cities people speak much formally. If you’re talking about slang..
Hey, Happy to meet you. God bless you. please start teaching all the accents and languages. It would be greatest gift for students and this world.. lot's of love and respect from India ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’m from the States, and I never heard the word “posh” until I went to England. :) England is very lovely by the way, I enjoyed it, despite having my English corrected on multiple occasions. XD Great video and great accents!
What's interesting is that even though I live in India, my pronunciation of different words is from both places, ie. I tend to pronounce some words the British way and some the American way. AND actually, everyone here in North India seems to do just that. Also, I've heard of the word POSH in India before.
Cuando estuve en la preparatoria tuve como maestro de ingles a un británico y yo le comenté que vivía en estados unidos y cuando hablamos sobre nuestras diferencias de lenguaje llegamos a un punto en la cual tuvimos que aprender la diferencia de nuestra pronunciación como acentos, fue la mejor experiencia que viví. Ahora hablo español de México xd. Excelente e interesante video.
Лучше всего тот вариант, который у тебя получается лучше всего =) Иногда лучше создать свой функциональный, рабочий вариант, который понятен окружающим, красив, но имеет изюминку, вызывающую любопытство, мол, откуда же вы родом и где живете? =)))
I am Indian, and here we speak dual accent (British+American)and so we (mostly) pronounce 't' as 'tch' and we also type 'Hey👋' in an email but we don't say wat's up instead we type 'long time no chat buddy' 😄🙆😋😋
Hi, The next year I plan to go to Novosibirsk to study a master degree. Please give me your e-mail, I know this question sounds odd, but I want to ask you some questions from time to time to get to know more about the city and the state university. I have been watching a dozen of russian girls chatting in spanish on youtube and to be honest they are very nice and I hope you are like that :)
I'm from sri lanka and we have a mix of accents but it's mainly british, a bit of amarican and a bit of Australian and a touch of sri lankan. And our English education system is UK, it has been changed a couple of times to suit the students but it's mainly a british system
Yeahhh bcuz of tht mix up sometimes sri lankans tend score a little bit less in IELTS but we are wayyyy better than Indians our pronounciation is more understandable and clear
I studied undergraduate in UK and post graduate in US. When I was in US, I felt that it's hard for me to switch from British accent to American albeit endeavour. But later I find out that many Americans actually think British accent is attractive. So I have been keeping my British accent instead of making uncomfortable change.
In India, We use British accent more... But in the case of vocabulary, we use both, In India generally, Holiday means A short period (1 or 2 days, ex. Sunday is a holiday), and vacation is a long time holiday (Puja Vacation, summer vacation)
American/New Yorker here. We don't use posh (I mean, maybe ironically?), but we definitely know what it means. We view it as a particularly British way of phrasing things and there isn't quite an equivalent in American English. I guess we might say bougies or chic.
Nobody says "robbit" for rabbit in the UK. Rabbit is pronounced the same way as in the US. And I definitely wouldn't say Kim K. is posh. Posh means snob, elegant. Not trashy. lol
This video just popped up in my recommended list. I live in the UK and no-one and mean no-one pronounces rabbit that way. It is pronounced the same way American's do
🇨🇿 here - we are taught British english as in all continental Europe, but as we consume so much American shows, movies, we usually end up speaking American. I always loved Scottish english, but i have kinda forgotten classical southern english. As i have seen Outlander all seasons now, that gave me proper teaching of Scottish accent.
Joakazia yeah, the Kardashians are the antithesis of posh. Victoria Beckham may have been posher than the other Spice Girls, but still common as muck IMHO.
Hey, how've you guys been? I'm Cicero from Brazil but I'd lived in America for a couple of years, and nowadays I work teaching online English classes for a Languages School in Boston, Massachussets, US. I can teach English to Portuguese speakers, and I also can teach Portuguese to English ones.
I’m from Brazil, And I’m learning American English, I think, I’m advanced now, And sometimes it’s difficult to understand British English 🤣🤣 it’s like when I listen to a person speaking European Portuguese! I understand American English more easily. Including, I’m Very happy because I could understand almost all words that you said in this video!
As an American, we do use the word “posh” it’s just more common in the UK. Also the British do not speak more proper than us Americans they just have a different accent. Everybody in the UK is not posh. But your American accent was really good I just felt you over exaggerated our accent and made us seem like we speak less formal or proper than the British. It is an individual thing about speaking proper. You can be an American from Alabama and speak more formal and proper than someone from Cambridge England. Overall great video !!! :))) 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Thank you for your interest about our culture ❤️
It is the pronunciation of the vowels (which are different from country-to-country) which change an accent. Not the dropping of consonants. Dropping, or the changing of consonants is simply SLANG! 1: a consonant letter occurring twice in succession in a word (as nn in tunnel). 2 a: an acoustic impression apprehended or functioning as two consonants, produced by prolonging an articulation (as of \s\ in bus seat), by repeating an articulation (as of \ in Spanish parra, or by prolonging the interval between successive components of an articulation (as between the occlusion and the release of \t\ in coattail). b: a consonant produced by a simultaneous double articulation (as a \p\ pronounced with release of both lips and glottis). c: two different consonant sounds occurring in succession (as \mp\ in stamp).
Michele Armandis, I am American and I was born and raised in Connecticut. Both my parents are from Calabria Italy. I am full blooded Italian 🇮🇹 and American 🇺🇸
british is the most proper , for example the word beautful - budifool(amer), beeuteafoul(british), international , innernashinel(am), intahnashinal(british)
I 've never heard the word " posh" before. And by the way, i prefer the American accent. It's so much sweeter and better than the British accent. I love american english and i love america in general 🇺🇸💖
We in Brazil like the British pronunciation better. It sounds very beautiful, elegant and exciting. I particularly love this country, and hope to meet it someday! 🇬🇧❤️🇧🇷
Both are very unique and I’m not sure in which direction to go in terms of speaking on my channel. I’m a bit of a mix, although I was originally taught British English.
Yes, a lot of British people pronounce "salmon" with strong "l", but it's not correct for them either. I like British accent. It's fun. I find American one is funny to pronounce for me with those "r" and "t" sounds. And British accent is easier to understand but American one to pronounce. Each one who learns English has his/her own unique English accent. Nice video!
Hey I'm from India And I really like ur video And everyday I learn a new word And everyday I watch ur videos and I'm sure that I will learn ENGLISH just like native speakers cuz of your these videos And thank u so much LOVE FROM INDIA
Americans know what the word "posh" means but we don't use it. One reason is that the word essentially means "upper class" (a "posh" accent) and Americans don't have the same class hang ups as the Brits. (And even if we did, there is no "upper class" accent, for example.) We don't think of there existing a "class" of rich people -- just people who may happen to have more money than we do! That's because we haven't been divided into peasants and lords for a thousand years. The Brits still have a hereditary nobility!
You might get a kick out of this. I looked up where the American Accent came from. It turns out that for a while there was fad practiced by the upper crust in England to enunciate words a certain way. The colonies were still subjects of the crown and this way of speaking was emulated in the colonies. In England the fad faded away over time but in what would become the USA it caught on with the larger population and evolved into what became the American Accent. Or maybe just one of them.
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In india we are confused which accent to choose so we end up mixing them all.
Lol .... Same dude same
Russia same
American is best
@Darth Spock no it is American is much faster than British and British is so good but i dont like it if you wanna learn English American is the bestttttt
Same here in Sri Lanka...😅😅😅😅
The US accent feels so energetic and also chill where the British accent feels so royal
Exactly
.. Us accent is super cool while British is decent and royal
Aaah!!! 🤧 U stole...😂Ma mind.
Royal? How about cockney? Mancunian? Geordie? Scouse? Broomie? Definitely not royal! But still 100% UK English!
@@nurlhaqchaniago6143 Right. People ought to know that dozens of British accents exist, each and every having major unique characteristics, and that not all British accents are non-rhotic.
The British accent feels so boring
We Indians speak Brimerican/ Ameritish with a tinge of Hindi or our regional languages. It is called 'Indian English'. 😄
This is the most perfect explanation I've found so far
No it's called hinglish😂
@@Nancy-qk2ij 😂
It is hinglish
Hinglish 😂
Marina:choose your accent
Me: just gonna mix both of them
Marina your channel is my most favorite
Indians cant learn either of them go with our indian english 😜😜😜
Yup bro
😅
If u are Indian then u must know its very hard to get off Indian accent🤣
I love british accent but it's hard to learn. So, i just mix them 😂
Me too😂😂 where are u from?
Just visit Learn english with lucy
Mee too😂
yup
@Levi ackerman me too, unfortunately
Did you solve it? I mean you speak British accent right now?
I just love the fact how Marina is so cheerful and she's smiling throughout the whole video.
Lucy Bella Earl is sweeter
And so I conclude that my accent is : Ameritish.
Mine to
This is driving me crazy
Mine too
Mine too Lol
Mine too
Lol....that's true
American:Did you come here to die?
Australian:NO, I came here yesterday.
lol
))
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British soldier: Did you come here to die?
Australian soldier: Nah mate, I came here yesterday!
Thought it was a joke about how the British always let the Aussies go first and then take all the glory.
Realized it was less subtle, and it was just a joke about funny accents.
today похож на to die))
3:51 city centre in British Accent is really cool, I loved it 😂😘😘
american : harry potter
british : harry pottah
🥺💜
American : Harry poDer
British : ha[]y pottah
RM: do you want some wattha harry photta
oi love you want sum wa er?
@@adrijahazarika8869 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😁😁
Lol
Biggest difference : In the states : F*ck its raining again . In England: Ohh , what a beautiful summers day , i only need one umbrella!
Malgus 😂😂😂
Gujaratinatak
Wtf 😂
You have reason 😂😂
CodeFirst well I think Brits they don't need umbrellas 😂
In India our language is kinda mix, we mix both British & American accents and words together 😂😂
Yes so true
@@tsaribasangtam586 😂😂😂
@@tsaribasangtam586 no wrong
Nobody can understand an intermediate indian speaker 😶
With the INDIAN TADKA😂😂
@@guardianangel8342 Exactly 😂😂
Born and raised in Italy, lernt British English, worked for American people, had some courses with Indian and Filipino people and still have my strong Italian accent!!!!
I am from India ... 🙏💖
Salute you!!!!!
Who do you like more: "American Marina" or "British Marina"?
I love Russian Marina. But American Marina is cooler, sexier, smarter, a good you tuber and a good person 😊. Keep posting vedios..Lots of love from India
American Marina😁
linguamarina I love more American Marina!
Russian 😘
I'm an American and I don't really have a preference. It's funny though because you pointed out some things I hadn't noticed before, which makes it a entertaining video. I moved around a lot as a kid within the United States; not internationally, and got hella confused because different schools I went to taught different pronunciations. I don't know where I picked it up but I used to pronounce 'herb' like the British for some reason. But that got corrected.
British English : formal
American English : casual
This video is spot on!! I’m American and studied abroad in England. The expression that threw me off the most was when they said “You alright?” instead of “How are you?” In American Eng, if u say “You alright?” it means it looks like there’s something wrong with u (sick, tired, etc). So people kept asking me that the first few days and I thought I must look tired or homesick and answered accordingly. Haha! It’s the little things!! Thank u for this video!! (Your accent is so good I thought u were American the first time I saw one of ur videos!!)
CAITLIN O'REILLY most people in my area of U.K. say alright most people will say yeah but it’s not for conversation usually unless you’re friends with the person. Most of U.K. know Americans have a lounder accent than most British people and Europen people. Japanese,Australians and USA tend to have lound accents.
Tell me truly which accent sounds more musical, more interesting BE or AE?
Hello beautiful how are you doing today
2 minutes of silence for those who didn't find this channel yet.
Yeah 😛🤐🤐🤐
@@hisoka1186 yeah🙏😦😀🙏
Yeaa
Thanks! Now I know that how I always pronounce “salmon” , “aunt and several words that you mentioned on this video is the British accent. I can now explain when asked. I first started learning in the British English, though I was young (11, 12) that I didn’t think that the accent would carry on in America.
If she would been my college's english teacher, I'd never miss her single class!..😂.Btw love marina💓
So u did miss the classes ....
Also love 'English with Lucy'
We all love Marina
@@farzanasumaiya1385 Myanmar lost to indonesia in football recently😛
Really it's confusing what accent to be followed.
This video is about English Marina and American Marina, but hosted by Canadian Marina
+Beach&BoardFan the funniest comment ever haha 😂😂
By Russian Marina
linguamarina you forgot the 'eh' at the end of your comment! 😁
Beach&BoardFan haha
haah canadian use american english from pronunciation to slang to everything also if you are referring to the close she is wearing actually is american first used in america and as everything that is created by american the canadian imported to fill their culture with american like culture except for the hat she is wearing which is european in origin
in malaysia, anyone who speaks english is considered classy and stylish even though some of them have no knowledge of accents and mix all english accents
I though I was following British accent...
But now l realised that l mix both of them😂
Edit: OMG 200+ likes😁😅😀😀
Me too i mean every indian
@@siranantathegreat7846 True, I kinda realised after watching this video that we Indian people speak British accent and we write American.
@@chococandy8009 good to know that I am not alone🤣😅😅
@@siranantathegreat7846 yeah🤣🤣
@@anuradhabais9678 yup sis :)
I can't really decide which side to lean on ,I like both and speak a mix of both 😅😅😅
The same 😂
Same...
so you should go with nyc accent, it's both of them
Same
Same
It seems like i have been learning British accent without even knowing..😂
She dressed like the characters, I love this channel
First floor = Second floor , that was awesome
The British accent sounds so beautifully, but It is harder to learn vocabulary.American accent is rude,modern and quick to adapt to the tongue.However I choose British accent.And unfortunately I always mixed both of them
Me, too; I fully prefer to sound elegant rather than cool or mainstream
Mee too
Ahhhh shaddupppp. Don’t come to the us you foreign bums, you turds ain’t welcomed to the states. You turds wish you could sound cool and have American accents but ya can’t. Anytime I here a bum with English accents all I think is “get the frick off our American soil and go back to Europe”
@@eliiquliyevaa7918 ITALIANS NEVER PLAY FOR LIVERPOOL. THEY HAVE NO TALENTS FOR THAT CLUB 😅
British English more polite ..my opinion
Very much so and clearer.
I Agree .
Yes I agree with your opinion , British English is clearer and polite
.....not where I live
How can a language be polite?
They both sound the same to me in my opinion. In America people tend to use more slang, in cities people speak much formally. If you’re talking about slang..
I love American accent bcz it is soo easy and interesting ❤
Mhommad
Me too
Same! Love it ❤
Totally agree! British accent is like being retarded😂
English, no one's interested
Hey, Happy to meet you. God bless you. please start teaching all the accents and languages. It would be greatest gift for students and this world.. lot's of love and respect from India ❤️❤️❤️❤️
British: A little bottle of water
American: A little bottle of water
Australian: Ali Baba dancing with Dora
I was just passing through.
😂
🤣🤣
LOL
🤣🤣🤣 you make me stomach ace ..too much laugh..
should be " A leader boarder of war .....)))
British police: "stop, in the name of the law!"
American police: BANG-BANG...........BANG "Got him".
someone : *exists*
american police : "STOP RESISTING *shoots 3 times* SIR STOP RESISTING *shoots again* WHY ARE YOU RESISTING"
Haha ikr
you are just lit🤣
Bruh
Very funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂
When he speaks british: History, Rolex, Royce Royce, elegance
When the American speaks, hip-hop, war, NBA
Lmao
I’m from the States, and I never heard the word “posh” until I went to England. :) England is very lovely by the way, I enjoyed it, despite having my English corrected on multiple occasions. XD Great video and great accents!
Your English must be better, then why are you watching this vid ! Ppl like me should watch it whose English is poor
😆😆Lol
Iam an Indian......we mostly use the both American style and British style at a time..... 😅
We have our own accent. HAILO YOUR COMPPIUTER HAS VAIROOS
@@kulveersingh3036 *Yuvar
i am from uzbekistan and i think that linguamarina is the queen of you tube videos to speak english
What's interesting is that even though I live in India, my pronunciation of different words is from both places, ie. I tend to pronounce some words the British way and some the American way. AND actually, everyone here in North India seems to do just that. Also, I've heard of the word POSH in India before.
Marina, I Think I'll never be tired of listening to you! So amazing, funny, interesting!! You're GREAT! Thank u so much!
ENGLISH WITH LUCY IS BETTER
I think I am used to both accents. Love them a lot & love u too💝💝💝
Thank you so much for sharing, I'm a college educ student, aspiring English teacher , this helps a lot! 🖤
Ur voice is so clear and cute 😍
Only her voice?
Cuando estuve en la preparatoria tuve como maestro de ingles a un británico y yo le comenté que vivía en estados unidos y cuando hablamos sobre nuestras diferencias de lenguaje llegamos a un punto en la cual tuvimos que aprender la diferencia de nuestra pronunciación como acentos, fue la mejor experiencia que viví. Ahora hablo español de México xd. Excelente e interesante video.
Where are you from?
Brits have an adorable accent😚 I like it🥰
My broken English has been inspired by your videos. From Cambodia
Лучше всего тот вариант, который у тебя получается лучше всего =) Иногда лучше создать свой функциональный, рабочий вариант, который понятен окружающим, красив, но имеет изюминку, вызывающую любопытство, мол, откуда же вы родом и где живете? =)))
@Shoaib Khan did. What did you say
Use the translator
Is it Russian?
I wondering what is this language 😂
@@lyndalynda8367 yep
I am Indian, and here we speak dual accent (British+American)and so we (mostly) pronounce 't' as 'tch' and we also type 'Hey👋' in an email but we don't say wat's up instead we type 'long time no chat buddy' 😄🙆😋😋
I can't believe "can't" is pronounced as "kiant" in american
Yeah, even though I've heard it a few times, most of them have been songs :v
I enjoyed a lot.. fantastic.....thanks Marina again for this service for the international comunity...
Marina, you are amazing!! Your accent is great! Thank you for everything! Greetings from Novosibirsk ;)
LenKa Sh. Hello!
Hi,
The next year I plan to go to Novosibirsk to study a master degree.
Please give me your e-mail, I know this question sounds odd, but I want to ask you some questions from time to time to get to know more about the city and the state university.
I have been watching a dozen of russian girls chatting in spanish on youtube and to be honest they are very nice and I hope you are like that :)
Hey, sharova874@gmail.com
LenKa Sh. Thank you!!!
LenKa Sh. Hi cqn we practice together
I'm from sri lanka and we have a mix of accents but it's mainly british, a bit of amarican and a bit of Australian and a touch of sri lankan. And our English education system is UK, it has been changed a couple of times to suit the students but it's mainly a british system
Yeahhh bcuz of tht mix up sometimes sri lankans tend score a little bit less in IELTS but we are wayyyy better than Indians our pronounciation is more understandable and clear
I studied undergraduate in UK and post graduate in US. When I was in US, I felt that it's hard for me to switch from British accent to American albeit endeavour. But later I find out that many Americans actually think British accent is attractive. So I have been keeping my British accent instead of making uncomfortable change.
I love the way talk and especailly your voice which is so attractive. Marina i am a big fan of you now.
Me too🥰
4:49 it sounds like she wants to pick up a fight..
i know right like american VS British fighting or doing a rap
In India, We use British accent more... But in the case of vocabulary, we use both,
In India generally, Holiday means A short period (1 or 2 days, ex. Sunday is a holiday), and vacation is a long time holiday (Puja Vacation, summer vacation)
I like both characters thank you for a big lesson. From Thailand 💕💕💕
I'm so messed up between these two accents 😵
I love both accents
American/New Yorker here. We don't use posh (I mean, maybe ironically?), but we definitely know what it means. We view it as a particularly British way of phrasing things and there isn't quite an equivalent in American English. I guess we might say bougies or chic.
Tara Rose . i wanna improve my speak .. could you help me .. we can counversition via whatsapp my number is +62081281737252
Tara Rose same I'm from New York too ;) Posh? Sounds weird to say.
I love american accent but i just mixed these two accents at all i can say that i created my own english accent🤣🤣
So has MArina
Awesome video!!! Just like eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeveything lovely Marina shares with us!!! 💯💯💯
I like american accent .it's really nice with "r" sound.👍👍
really veryy nice , but whenewer I try to prounanced 'r' I so forced. where are you from?
@@rukiyearpasatan4158 I'm from Sri Lanka . you?
@@ravindyajayasinghe4230 Turkey
@@rukiyearpasatan4158 turkiye Turkler
Rrrreally?! The Ravaging elephant Rode on Rickety RailRoads acRoss RiveRs and eeRie Rustic RepositoRies.
Nobody says "robbit" for rabbit in the UK. Rabbit is pronounced the same way as in the US. And I definitely wouldn't say Kim K. is posh. Posh means snob, elegant. Not trashy. lol
Leo Light Honestly she over exaggerated both sides. But that's what happens when an outsider makes a video about two countries' accents.
I was going to say the same , to be posh is to be classy & have right attitude .
This video just popped up in my recommended list. I live in the UK and no-one and mean no-one pronounces rabbit that way. It is pronounced the same way American's do
I completely agree about the posh thing. Jackie O , Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, Laura bush, Sudha Murthy can be a great example of posh people
i didnt hear her say posh is trashy
🇨🇿 here - we are taught British english as in all continental Europe, but as we consume so much American shows, movies, we usually end up speaking American. I always loved Scottish english, but i have kinda forgotten classical southern english.
As i have seen Outlander all seasons now, that gave me proper teaching of Scottish accent.
American here. I use posh.
Derek Krueger Prince William is posh not Kim k😂
Joakazia yeah, the Kardashians are the antithesis of posh. Victoria Beckham may have been posher than the other Spice Girls, but still common as muck IMHO.
The annoying accent
do you use ''lorry"?)
I love this video because when I'm alone, I usually do this as well. Like speaking in American accent and then afterwards, in British accent! 😂💜
Hey, how've you guys been? I'm Cicero from Brazil but I'd lived in America for a couple of years, and nowadays I work teaching online English classes for a Languages School in Boston, Massachussets, US. I can teach English to Portuguese speakers, and I also can teach Portuguese to English ones.
I can barely say "r", so I accidentally talk with British accent!
It's funny to hear. I'm studying UK English. I love the British English 😍😍🔥
Thanks Maria. I from Indonesia, and i understand always with your teach
I am proud that I know my fav assents,AMERICAN and BRITISH.I know many languages more.BTW I'm INDIAN.
You look gorgeous in this video! I like your British accent, sounds so posh;)
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Best teacher in English speaking Marina ma'am
No body;
Me ; then what accent is she using while explaning the differnces between two accents?
I think American .
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I’m from Brazil, And I’m learning American English, I think, I’m advanced now, And sometimes it’s difficult to understand British English 🤣🤣 it’s like when I listen to a person speaking European Portuguese! I understand American English more easily. Including, I’m Very happy because I could understand almost all words that you said in this video!
when you realize that you speak both the language *whatever comes in your mouth*
As an American, we do use the word “posh” it’s just more common in the UK. Also the British do not speak more proper than us Americans they just have a different accent. Everybody in the UK is not posh. But your American accent was really good I just felt you over exaggerated our accent and made us seem like we speak less formal or proper than the British. It is an individual thing about speaking proper. You can be an American from Alabama and speak more formal and proper than someone from Cambridge England. Overall great video !!! :))) 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Thank you for your interest about our culture ❤️
It is the pronunciation of the vowels (which are different from country-to-country) which change an accent. Not the dropping of consonants. Dropping, or the changing of consonants is simply SLANG! 1: a consonant letter occurring twice in succession in a word (as nn in tunnel).
2 a: an acoustic impression apprehended or functioning as two consonants, produced by prolonging an articulation (as of \s\ in bus seat), by repeating an articulation (as of
\ in Spanish parra, or by prolonging the interval between successive components of an articulation (as between the occlusion and the release of \t\ in coattail).
b: a consonant produced by a simultaneous double articulation (as a \p\ pronounced with release of both lips and glottis).
c: two different consonant sounds occurring in succession (as \mp\ in stamp).
Raffaele Vescio Are you American? You have an Italian name. Did your family emigrate to US from Italy? :)
Michele Armandis, I am American and I was born and raised in Connecticut. Both my parents are from Calabria Italy. I am full blooded Italian 🇮🇹 and American 🇺🇸
british is the most proper , for example the word beautful - budifool(amer), beeuteafoul(british), international , innernashinel(am), intahnashinal(british)
Tbh I have no clue what POSH means and I’ve never used it in my life. I’ve only heard it from British ppl but it’s jst lost to me
I'm Mohsen and my English is very weak and I follow you because you are so beautiful
And you teach very well, thank you
I 've never heard the word " posh" before. And by the way, i prefer the American accent. It's so much sweeter and better than the British accent. I love american english and i love america in general 🇺🇸💖
Gawd I'm British and this sounds _sooo_ posh! Omg!
💀OMFG , idek even British watch these yt vids
We in Brazil like the British pronunciation better. It sounds very beautiful, elegant and exciting. I particularly love this country, and hope to meet it someday! 🇬🇧❤️🇧🇷
no one talk about her beauty. She's so beautiful!! Right?!?!😍😆
I've never heard anyone pronounce salmon with the L in England ever, regardless of accent? Where have you got this from?
this is samon fish
Ok thanks It's very helpful , It's make me know many things from this video clip . Thank you so much once again .
Marina learnt UK and US accent with difficulties.
Me : Mixing Uk and US accent.... for that I understand the words
well, Im from Philippines and we have Unique Accent .💕
but I love to learn British English and American English .
At the end dont tell everyone that you learned 2 language...it's only obe
u mean Philipino accent
Hey there! You are from Philippines, I wanna ask you something. What's the meaning of "Suman"? 🥰🥰
Both are very unique and I’m not sure in which direction to go in terms of speaking on my channel. I’m a bit of a mix, although I was originally taught British English.
Easy to learn british accent in my opinion for indonesian people
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Dede Ari especially Yorkshire accent
Bener. Karena kamu gk perlu menggulung lidahmu buat proun "R" 😅
Masa sih?
For French people too
I love British accentttt. I can easiely fall in love with a man who speaks with British accent. It's so charming
marina you are my favourite teacher in english
Yes, a lot of British people pronounce "salmon" with strong "l", but it's not correct for them either.
I like British accent. It's fun. I find American one is funny to pronounce for me with those "r" and "t" sounds. And British accent is easier to understand but American one to pronounce. Each one who learns English has his/her own unique English accent. Nice video!
Elvis Presly hahaha I totally agree with you! Though I understand better the British accent, I find the american one much easier to pronounce.
Americans to me just can't speak english, they speak just drivel, that is mostly not understandable.
Cat Ears haha It’s like brazilian portuguese and portuguese from portugal, I think all those european accents sounds sexy
I think Amarican accent sounds better
not a single british i know pronounce salmon with hard L or even pronounce the L.
it's "sha-men"
Marina I'm sorry but I've never heard anyone say "Robbit". You must have had a really posh friend :')
Me too. And I have heard the word a lot. I asked a lot of people they all say /Rebbit/. The rest was true:)
What pretty vídeo .I'm from Colombia.
Que bonito video saludos de Colombia casi no se inglés😍
I love American Accent !! Hey yo wassup!! It seems like i'm whispering in the ears of dead girl😂
Мне кажется, что персонаж-британка хорошо зайдет людям. Она может иногда появляться и привносить разнообразие
Семен Васильев what u type man/women?😢
Hey I'm from India
And I really like ur video
And everyday I learn a new word
And everyday I watch ur videos and I'm sure that I will learn ENGLISH just like native speakers cuz of your these videos
And thank u so much
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I like British more than American
ı'm agree with you.but more difficult british accent than american accent
Me too
i like american accent it is much more different from my accent, also it is very attractive. :)
yes, we've heard the word "posh" and know what it means. We just don't ever use it.
You are amazing! Thank you so muvh for these informative clips!
Americans know what the word "posh" means but we don't use it. One reason is that the word essentially means "upper class" (a "posh" accent) and Americans don't have the same class hang ups as the Brits. (And even if we did, there is no "upper class" accent, for example.) We don't think of there existing a "class" of rich people -- just people who may happen to have more money than we do! That's because we haven't been divided into peasants and lords for a thousand years. The Brits still have a hereditary nobility!
You might get a kick out of this. I looked up where the American Accent came from. It turns out that for a while there was fad practiced by the upper crust in England to enunciate words a certain way. The colonies were still subjects of the crown and this way of speaking was emulated in the colonies. In England the fad faded away over time but in what would become the USA it caught on with the larger population and evolved into what became the American Accent. Or maybe just one of them.