3 Ways to Instantly Sound More British!! 🇬🇧

If you want the classic British accent - RP/Modern RP then this is the video for you! Try these easy three ways.
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[@billiefreakingeilish5531]

POV:you watch this when u already have a British accent

[@catalinaa766]

@@afshanahmad155what accent do you have?

[@afshanahmad155]

@@catalinaa766 it's mixed, I'm not a native speaker

[@bro_got_you]

​@@afshanahmad155same bro but in my school we learn british english with american accent

[@eternal9453]

The Yorkshire in me is crying rn with the last one

[@genbearmm2]

I normally have an american accent but I just kind of know how to speak with a good British accent

[@mrmajesticfish]

actually, another way to sound more British is to drink a full cup of tea and say bloody hell whenever you can
Edit: yo guys i dont even remember putting this comment but thanks so much for all these replies and likes!

[@KaGeeSandamukal]

Innit

[@user-ji4tw8vi3b]

That cup of tea is bloody hot innit

[@Ugle_ratt]

BloOdY HeLl mY CuP Of tEA iS CoLd

[@sHrEkY_is_sLaY]

as someone who’s profile photo is of ron weasley, i call this a success

[@Granger_zone309]

Long live Ron Weasley ❤

[@DeepakGautam-pl4xc]

That last sentence is dragging me back to this time and again.💕

[@gerardoguida9074]

Your pronunciation is so...sophisticated!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

I do my best Gerardo 😅

[@gerardoguida9074]

..so clear and accurate..Yes I'd like to speak like that!

[@PiyaChoudhari]

I really like how the British accent and pronunciations sound I really like British accent and pronunciations I dint know to my ears they sound more posh it's just way how I perceive it USA accent is and even pronunciations they have a nasal twang and I don't like that nasal twang I like more open voice to me it sounds deep feeling and it sounds more posh to me !

[@patricka.crawley6572]

Sophisticated...yes. Clear-ish.
Not a real English accent.

[@BrunoMCDowell]

Nice tips. I have been working on my British pronunciation. I would like to point out that in some regions of England the "H" is often dropped. I met someone from Hull who said he was from "ull".

[@kshron6921]

Me trying to talk in British accent
My sibling near me - *what* *the* *fuk* *are* *you* *doing* ! 👀

[@aliyatabassum1997]

Me: *after the video*
Me again: *Trying to read all comments the British way*
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Joe-Broski]

I literally just read this comment in British Lol

[@blockyverse2282]

That's what I normally do

[@gabrielcastillo9656]

I know right? I cAAAnt stOOOp.

[@sunmi2539]

Lmao

[@Sunnysky_3]

Same

[@RayXFam]

Thank you because i was starting to lose my British accent

[@Sexykrab]

"Aa faa kaa guitaar"

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Great Sabrah,
Appreciate your efforts.
Thank you,

[@rotten_egg_pie]

i dont need this practice. *walks away, sipping tea, and eating biscuits* carry on now! we are gonna miss the bus! *runs in im already british*

[@luisleal2940]

Beautiful teeth , I can see them all day. Wonderful short lesson as Always , can’t wait for the next one .

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Any requests with the short lessons?

[@luisleal2940]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah What about some puns ? British beers ? British drinking culture ?

[@joaofernando8529]

Br é pika kkkkkkkkkkkk

[@sagemaster3408]

Smoker though

[@Hugowtum]

I could

[@shashasha6385]

Us aussies be a mix in between of american and british accents so i reckon we could nail them both😁

[@AFMMarcelD]

Oh, so cool, I have a Munchkin female 4 year old cat name Sasha, always chilling by the window looking for hummingbirds.
Edit: Love Australia btw, been there twice and I’ll go back again, happiest people I’ve met, great food, unbelievable green fields and deep blue water and sky, if I were only 10 minutes younger I’ll move there, I am French btw, merci d’avoir lu mon message, meilleures salutations, Cheers! 🍻

[@allendracabal0819]

Don't say "reckon" when you are trying to sound American. It's not very common in the US.

[@Maryyyy27]

There are multiple British accents, but still a good tutorial

[@Neo-Reloaded]

Please videos about the difference between classic and classical, historic and historical, economic and economical.

[@Fazbear_URURUR]

Why am I trying this I'm literally british

[@enchantedgamingff]

Hope you doing well

[@gwenbily]

😂😂

[@error--user_not_found]

😂😂😂😂

[@Onjdre5647]

Help same

[@arnold-shortsnigga]

This is kinda how we talk in St.Lucia 🇱🇨❤️

[@daanishmanzoor1]

I've spent all my life in England why am I watching this

[@ricardobardales8137]

A bunch of thanks for your explanation. I was wondering if you can help me about the difference among rhythm , stress and intonation in British English, please?

[@deepalipanda1434]

Harry caught my attention ❤️

[@salvie777]

There’s a coupl accents in the uk that definitely drop the h sound and I love the sound of it!

[@chetasbn5818]

Ur explanation is indeed fantastic. Thank you

[@ariffgentleboy638]

why didnt i find this video earlier.. this is in my bucket list to learn british english !

[@rungsakthongmuk8538]

Thank you so much Sabrah.

[@user-ub2vp1ze5n]

fantastic!!

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks so much!

[@ya.s3273]

The length of this video is amazing
Quite short BUT totally informative
Please make more of this type thx 😘😘

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

There are lots of them - check our playlist called 'shorts'

[@StoneColdZz]

U should do audio books lmaoo a good medevil audio book with a nice soft crisp voice is just perfection

[@XAE_A_Xii]

friend of mine was laughing at me when I used to pronounce Hammersmith with a strong H (typical of Russian accent, our H is a very strong H).He told me I shouldn't pronounce H at all. But i can see he was wrong

[@pepestempel5846]

Well, he wasn't. A lot of londoners drop h when its on a front of a word. You can hear name Harry as 'Arry, tipical to cockney, Southall ( west Greater London) sounds like Souall, where glotttal t and silent h is. It can go to extremum when old people speak, or in Glasgow dialect. Sometimes youncannot understand. PR English is something what no one use daily. English has so many accents, and dialects.

[@winterhat7744]

@@human7491 yes but you can infer it through context

[@Nan01040]

thank you :) great quick lesson!
i watch plenty of British show/series..
trying eagerly copy their pronunciation, is that helpful to master the accent ? :)

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Definitely! Imitation is a great way

[@icebergstorm]

absolutely gorgeous and stunning!

[@mairah_nauman4236]

WHEN SHE SAID HELLO HARRY it reminded me of harry styles LMAOO

[@anoopasokanveliyath]

That's simple and precise! Thank you

[@Granger_zone309]

That "hello harry" Sounds like Hermiones talking to Harry ❤

[@MazePanther13]

In Yorkshire we just drop half the letters and
Speak really fast to confuse people no matter where their from

[@farzanayeasmin8836]

Yeah, Sadrah. I'm enjoying these short contents a lot. Thanks for your effort. Every single video of this channel is fabulous. ❤❤❤

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks so much!! Any requests regarding what you would like?

[@farzanayeasmin8836]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Could you please make a vocabulary video which will be helpful for academic writing?

[@louiev2183]

I'm already British mate need a cup of tea my love

[@sauronishere8040]

Noted - I have to sip tea and watch "Harry" Potter😁 JK thanks for sharing this is helpful.

[@chrisatonin]

hAIry pOttaH*

[@stephenfrankling8513]

Such clarity a perfect ambassador for good English as it should spoke, but alas so often is not

[@stephenfrankling8513]

I would like to point out I tapped Spoke and it was then put on screen as Spoke!! stop doing this gremlin!

[@stephenfrankling8513]

Agh again, if I wish to write spoken I shall, stop changing my finger taps.

[@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen]

Great Job 👌

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Thanks so much!!

[@puterinurbatrisyia1599]

Thankyou!!!!! I like your video❤️

[@Swiftie_all-the-way]

Thank you so much,you have no idea how much this has helped me

[@geoschillzone]

H dropping is actually a PROPER British accent feature which can be found in almost every accent like cockney, brummie, scouce, glasgownian accent and many more

[@Spiklething]

Do you mean Glaswegian?

[@barangol3478]

THANKS

[@sahraibrahim05]

Thanks for the lesson ❤

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

So short and compelling lesson, darling Sabrah!🥰🤗
All the best✨

[@zekibilen1775]

Thanks Teacher ❤

[@johnlouiecollado6307]

Thank you!!

[@TruthfulPromise]

A great video. It was really helpful. Thank you so much.

[@papafaya3478]

Tryin tolearn the british accent for an interview
And this... Summarizes what i wanted to improve pretty well thanks

[@KimTaehyung-iw5zr]

I can thank you

[@Tuna_TTA]

Thank you So Much, it will help me a Lot!

[@Nita-lu6sn]

Amazing! Ima keep this tips in mind! Im reading a book and one character is of a noble lineage. I wanted him to have a posh british accent. 😂

[@alisherkz1143]

I love British accent!💞 from Kazakhstan🇰🇿

[@Js_kade..]

Ty this really helps!

[@KillerTopix]

Fancy cup a tea mate?.😂❤

[@Pungel]

Sipping from your “cup of tea” before teaching, couldn’t get more British than this.😉

[@hellomohamed5733]

Thank you ms sabrah

[@Nottheozi]

I am British

[@countryball_unknown]

i was watching while practicing this
and it’s really effective, thank you so much

[@Poopypoop1u482]

WOOTAH

[@TheJokerMan2]

Pretty lady, love her hair

[@ahmedhumayunrasheed2434]

Looking nice with your hair like that!

[@jeberycheeseington6221]

I never thought I'd be learning to speak my own language better

[@monujogiwala657]

British is the best accent

[@StarFlowerLana]

@@monujogiwala657 YESSSSS

[@salilsahani2721]

Thank you :)

[@StereoSpace]

What a pretty girl you are.

[@robharris8844U]

English rose 🌹 💖

[@robertopetrazzuolo4749]

U r AMAZING

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

😍😍😍 You are so sweet Roberto!!

[@robertopetrazzuolo4749]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah and u r absolutely AMAZING

[@LaylaLouise]

😂 I’m British this is hilarious

[@pamelaryhl]

Great! Thanks! I love W :)

[@xobayer0013]

Thanks fir your advice miss.

[@rcl2543]

In cockney british english, they mostly drop their h's. For example (head becomes 'ead. Hat becomes 'at

[@intanzalfa]

the clearest video and easy to understand, thank you

[@xtaepanx6785]

Awesome ♥️♥️🥲

[@ActuallyRex]

as a person who lived in britain, dropping h's should be done. like, "ello mate, lookin a bit leng and dat" is a very typical gen z accent for london, especially westminster. similar stuff in birmingham and manchester from my experience.

[@rhoxdethxyrhonemercado2509]

The most precise explanation

[@elisatoledanomasanet3518]

Of you're from London specially the north they do drop the h's. It's really common there.

[@AjayKumar-ps8tc]

Thank you

[@englishsimple1052]

Thanks so much

[@PrincessAdaobi-cy6hb]

The last brought memories of Hermoine Granger 😅

[@mitchyoung93]

"In Hartford, Hereford and Hampshire, hurricanes hardly happen"

[@xtaepanx6785]

Thank you ♥️ this really was helpful ♥️♥️

[@ogaminiratnayake2830]

Wow... Love the word elongating....😘😘
Good word to have when flirting.... ❤️❤️
Cheers Sabrah..
Take care...
Gams

[@AreteSoulVegan]

I’d like to see you doing this in an American accent to British

[@jacksonamaral329]

good, these tips.

[@Aleksandra88899]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@MuhammadArif-mp8rl]

Excellent

[@rasharateb9897]

A great video.Thanks

[@A_Simpxx]

Thank you so much! Even though i already know how to do the British accent this still helps me a lot thank u!

[@leximairedaniels]

This is really good it helps alot

[@muhammadisaac07]

Thank you so much, ma'am

[@Jen_mummy]

Thx ❤

[@Laytongames09]

Already am british

[@itsmeyohan877]

In the south London the cockney accent in south London usually drops the H sounds.

[@ya.s3273]

Fantastic!

[@-murray-]

Depends on the accent for the Hs. If I dont drop them, I sound way different. Posher accents tend to keep them

[@subswithvidschallengefornoreas]

it's most common with the AO sound

[@perla5465]

Dropping h’s is common in some areas of England because my mum and grandmother do it and they’re fully British

[@abaanmisger1775]

The cup sip she was looking at me like 👁️👄👁️

[@martinburke362]

Ver woha in majorka ain't wot it oughta 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@narcissamalfoy6789]

guess tom holland isn‘t as british as he claims to be „ello mae, you alrigh?“

[@danielpaula9989]

that noisy sip on the cup was too cute