As an Aussie I have to say 11/10 on the accent. It sounded so natural, especially the "Nah don't worry about the test" part, so good! 😂 You just gained another subscriber!
Legendary_tortoise O5 I grew up in New Zealand until 2004 I moved to Australia, trust me I was just like you, I didn’t get it until I went to New Zealand on holiday 5 years later and got the jist, kiwis do sound like they’re saying fush and chups because of the Maori language we pronounce the “I” as “e”
as a kiwi listening to this I kept saying things out loud and comparing it to how my Aussie cousins say things and this was seriously bang on mate. Ya aced it dude 🤙🏽
I feels like for New Zealand it depends where you are. I don’t hear the accent in the Wellington region very often, we pronounce words how most other places say them. Like “ten” isn’t really emphasised like ‘Tehn’. Nick isn’t really said as Nuck, it’s still pronounced “Nih-k”
hahaha very good. I'm an Aussie and spent a few weeks in Scotland last year, I remember staff at huntly castle asking me if I was a new zealander, which I suppose is unusual since it's the poor New Zealanders usually getting asked if they are Australian. I just cheekily said "half of NZ lives in Australia so close enough" LOL Also met this cute little girl on the boat over to the Isle of Lewis who told me I was Australian, when I asked her how she knew she told me "neighbours" groaannnnnnnnn. LOL
Haha! My only exposure to Aussies when I was younger was Neighbours too! It was so popular at the time that we'd arrange to call or meet our friends "after Neighbours"... lol
That show has a lot to answer for LOL "Ramsay st" is actually a street called pin oak court that isn't too far from where I live but I promise you that I've never fallen down a drain and gone blind or been kidnapped by Ecuadorean rebels, who gave me a new face
Loved the counting part. The kiwi part is spot on, sound like some of the people I played rugby with! I'm glad your channel is growing and you are one of my favorite male asmrtists. Second only to my personal favorite ephemeral rift. I'd love to try and collaborate with you anytime if you were interested
+Big Dan ASMR oh you must have ran into a few Kiwis and Aussies then! Thanks for the support man, really appreciate that! Yeah a collab would be cool, I've been thinking about it recently, need ideas! 😀
This was a fun one! Interesting to hear the differences between the accents, and enjoyed the soft talk/whispers (tingles!). Good eye contact with those lovely baby blues too 😉
I lived in Scotland for 5 years and I am not Scottish. It's now 7 years later and I nearly forgot what to it sounds like. Your relaxing voice brought back my merits in a tingly way. Thanks ❤
So, you're living in Canada now, you lived in New Zealand for 12 years once upon a time, and you presumably lived in Scotland for a long time as a kid/teenager from your accent. You've lived in a lot of places. How old are you?
I thought I was so weird for the relaxation and sleep I get from these. I didn't even know these videos existed. Before I found these it was Chris Hansen's voice that would put me asleep so I would play the videos over and over of him questioning the predators that would walk in. He would flip through the chat logs and the crinkle sound that the paper made would help me fall asleep. Now I have this!
+Lyss Nyss Welcome! I'm glad you've found me! There's so much choice in the ASMR Community, you can look forward to a lot of great relaxing sleep from now on!
I do like this vid though, mainly because it's satisfying, there's a strange reason for that too, I won't go into it, but it's a satisfying noise that's being made lol. Good stuff.
Difference between the two accents, is Australia has that hint of the word "cunt" behind every thing they say, and fear of being eaten by literally any animal in their region, while New Zealand is just a very strange off-breed, as if they come the region of Australia and then moved to Newfoundland for a year only to take up permanent residence in Scotland
Another difference that's not so obvious is that Australians pronounce Ts almost like Ds (when in the middle of a word), whereas kiwis will strongly pronounce the T. So words like water, butter become wadah and buddah in Australia, but definitely waTer in NZ. Americans also do the D thing in water and butter, but it becomes wadur and buddur
whooooooooooooooooooaaaahhh the tingles!!!! I love love love Kiwi accents, especiaslly after watching What We Do in the Shadows :P Their accents are so fun and happy sounding an di love it, unlike my duill Fife, harsh accent! Also, how did you get so good at these accents?! love this video, many many tingles, Muzz
It's sooo weird watching you do the kiwi accent coz I'm like nah we don't sound like that then I'll say the word you're saying and it's the exact same 😂😂😂
Ok so aus vows AEIOU are pronounced like maori vowls...but in New Zealand we have adopted so many ethnicities that the Scottish click in our i has become a staple in our pronounce
Hey I have a question so my brothers from the Falklands and I've been trying to find out what kind of accent he has but it's really weird it's like its own language sounds like both Australian and New Zealand but he also sounds like Irish as well so I don't know what kind of accent he has and I've been trying to find out if you know about this please let me know it'd be really great also I like your vids keep it up
Auto captions are hilarious on this one. 'Fashion chirps' and 'fresh and chops'👏😂 Dated a kiwi that had been living in oz for more than a decade. When in oz he sounded oz but when he came to the u.s. his kiwi accent re emerged much to his/my surprise. He was back to fush. I like the kiwi accent much better.
Well done, but how would you get on saying New Zealand longest place name "Taumata whakatangi hangakoauau o tamatea turi pukakapiki maunga horo nuku pokai whenua kitanatahu"
Listen to how they say out, about, house. It's slightly different to how Americans say it. Almost like they're saying a-boat for about. And another one is sorry, dollar (the o sound), they say daw-ler and sawry
Really good, but the further south you go the more we roll our r’s ... Also, the Maori vowels are different sounding to English (NZ) vowels. The freakiest accent confusion I’ve had was in SAN Diego. A Chinese woman came in to the hostel I was staying at. She had a full blown Scottish accent from Glasgow! Chur!
I'd say Kiwis don't roll their R at all, you just actually pronounce the R the further south, InveRcaRgill as opposed to Inve-caahgill that most northern Kiwis would say. :-) As a Scot, we very much roll our 'R' , as in we actually have to physically flip our tongue to make the sound. In music they call it 'flipping the R' I believe. Ha, it often catches a lot of people out when an Indian, Pakistani or Chinese person breaks out in a full Scottish accent! Chur cuz.
ASMR Muzz thanks for your reply. I’ve just finished listening to your “drawing a picture”. Really enjoyed it. My companion of 7 years is a Scot. From Dumfries. He text’s in phonetic Scottish. Happae I found yoor channel :-)
I'd just like to say, I'm pretty good at accents also, I've met one or two Kiwi's and asked one about the difference, he said there's a huge difference. Well, there's isn't a huge difference, not in the actual accent anyway, it's primarily just the emphasis and that the Kiwi accent is deeper because of the emphasis.
I’m an Australian and a simple way of thinking about the difference for me (bc really our consonants sound the same, it’s just a few simple vowel sounds) is that NZ is like Australian English but in italics, which doesn’t seem to make a lot of sense. In NZ, i is u and e is i.
@@abc1DiLy they are more or less the same, the main difference is the pitch/tone of what's being said, even though like Muzz has said, there are these few obvious differences which is good to hear, BUT they are mixed differences, by that I mean, one part of the Aus accent can sound like the NZ and likewise. Thinking back to that moment of meeting the Kiwi, I'm like, what a fkg idiot, him that is not me lol.
I don’t know why everyone else thinks we say fush And chups, I have heard absolutely no one say fush and chups over here. Maybe a tiny tiny amount of people say that, But 95% say Fish and chips
If you're a Kiwi yourself, you won't hear it. For Australians it really sounds like Fush and Chups due to their tendency to really emphasise their 'I' by comparison.
ASMR Muzz It’s not that I don’t hear it because I’m a Kiwi, Its that I don’t hear it because no one says that. A couple of years ago I found out about this Fush And Chups thing, And I have been listening carefully, Still I have never heard anyone say fush And chups.
In comparison to my own accent and especially Australian, I've heard loads of Kiwis say it. I wouldn't expect a Nzer to hear it though, since it is your own accent. I'm unable to hear many of the things people point out about my accent, because it only stands outrun reference to their own.
West Lake Angel Little know fact - in New Zealand, Kiwis are either New Zealanders, or weird flightless birds with fur feathers and a long beak. They are never fruit. The fruit is kiwifruit. Always.
Chrome HawkzZ Heya bro, depends on what frame of reference you've got. Obviously Kiwis themselves don't think they (you) say it that way but compared to Australian, English or Scottish accent it definitely sounds like a U as opposed to an I. Works the same way for Aussies, using your NZ accent as a reference point, it sounds like an Australian says 'sex' every time they pronounce the number 6. Whenever a Kiwi says 'oh shit!' it sounds like 'oh shut' to me and many other people... Cheers for stopping by, you've inspired me to make another one of these videos!
Almost is right. But the thing I've learned with accents, is you actually can't trust those with the source accent in question. They are completely bias of course. A Kiwi could indeed say "Nuck" for Nick and they wouldn't even hear it. Because it's so normal. My video and my observation is also only "correct" from my own frame of reference, which is Scottish.
As an Aussie I have to say 11/10 on the accent. It sounded so natural, especially the "Nah don't worry about the test" part, so good! 😂 You just gained another subscriber!
Wow, thanks Bryce! Great to hear from an actual Aussie for proper feedback !
A+ on the kiwi accent (coming from a Kiwi) ❤️❤️
Thank you!
Except we don’t say Fush And Chups.
Legendary_tortoise O5 I grew up in New Zealand until 2004 I moved to Australia, trust me I was just like you, I didn’t get it until I went to New Zealand on holiday 5 years later and got the jist, kiwis do sound like they’re saying fush and chups because of the Maori language we pronounce the “I” as “e”
Yeah. Pretty bang on!
I absolutely love this!! As a fellow Aussie i applaud you on the accuracy of the accent!! Subbed!!
Thank you!
Seriously though, I really try to make my accents perfect so thank you for the comment!
Mate! You were perfect on both. Really enjoyed this one and had a bit of a giggle😊
Thank you! :-)
as a kiwi listening to this I kept saying things out loud and comparing it to how my Aussie cousins say things and this was seriously bang on mate. Ya aced it dude 🤙🏽
Cheers pal!
I feels like for New Zealand it depends where you are. I don’t hear the accent in the Wellington region very often, we pronounce words how most other places say them. Like “ten” isn’t really emphasised like ‘Tehn’. Nick isn’t really said as Nuck, it’s still pronounced “Nih-k”
You've got a very relaxing voice!
+Vortex ASMR Thank you!!
Haha spot on with the accents. Especially our "i" pronunciations. Even your "Kia ora" was spot on. Got yourself Another Kiwi subscriber🖒
Cheers mate! Much appreciated! Ka kite ano
this is the best asmr i've heard in so long!
hahaha very good. I'm an Aussie and spent a few weeks in Scotland last year, I remember staff at huntly castle asking me if I was a new zealander, which I suppose is unusual since it's the poor New Zealanders usually getting asked if they are Australian. I just cheekily said "half of NZ lives in Australia so close enough" LOL Also met this cute little girl on the boat over to the Isle of Lewis who told me I was Australian, when I asked her how she knew she told me "neighbours" groaannnnnnnnn. LOL
Haha! My only exposure to Aussies when I was younger was Neighbours too! It was so popular at the time that we'd arrange to call or meet our friends "after Neighbours"... lol
That show has a lot to answer for LOL "Ramsay st" is actually a street called pin oak court that isn't too far from where I live but I promise you that I've never fallen down a drain and gone blind or been kidnapped by Ecuadorean rebels, who gave me a new face
Loved the counting part. The kiwi part is spot on, sound like some of the people I played rugby with! I'm glad your channel is growing and you are one of my favorite male asmrtists. Second only to my personal favorite ephemeral rift. I'd love to try and collaborate with you anytime if you were interested
+Big Dan ASMR oh you must have ran into a few Kiwis and Aussies then! Thanks for the support man, really appreciate that! Yeah a collab would be cool, I've been thinking about it recently, need ideas! 😀
This was a fun one! Interesting to hear the differences between the accents, and enjoyed the soft talk/whispers (tingles!). Good eye contact with those lovely baby blues too 😉
+Grace's Grove I think I did an accurate illustration of the differences! Thanks for watching Grace! 🤣
I lived in Scotland for 5 years and I am not Scottish. It's now 7 years later and I nearly forgot what to it sounds like. Your relaxing voice brought back my merits in a tingly way. Thanks ❤
Just found you, I reckon pretty spot on for the kiwi accent 🤓 cheers for the relaxation, Marlborough- New Zealand 🇳🇿
Thanks Cuz! Nice to find another Kiwi on here, Marlborough is great, we always look out for Marlborough wines here in Nova Scotia.
Very helpful of the difference between the new zealand and Australian accents, great work.
This is still my go to! Tingle town all the way. Test tomorrow..cant wait.
So, you're living in Canada now, you lived in New Zealand for 12 years once upon a time, and you presumably lived in Scotland for a long time as a kid/teenager from your accent.
You've lived in a lot of places. How old are you?
+Josh Gunderson 38 pal. Left Scotland in 2002 (when I was 24), in Australia for a year then NZ for almost 12. Been in Canada just over a year. 😊
Thank you for sharing. You have an amazing voice and accent.
Wow, thank you!
Struth, mate. You got both accents spot on, especially the Australian one. It felt weird hearing you talk like a Sydneysider.
Cheers mate!
You got it! I lived in Australia and had a Kiwi friend
loved this!
I only hear the Scottish accent
I thought I was so weird for the relaxation and sleep I get from these. I didn't even know these videos existed. Before I found these it was Chris Hansen's voice that would put me asleep so I would play the videos over and over of him questioning the predators that would walk in. He would flip through the chat logs and the crinkle sound that the paper made would help me fall asleep. Now I have this!
+Lyss Nyss Welcome! I'm glad you've found me! There's so much choice in the ASMR Community, you can look forward to a lot of great relaxing sleep from now on!
Absolutely nailed the NZ accent my bro! Much love (arohanui) from the South Island!! 💪
Very precise. Thank you from Australia 😉
Cheers, cobba!
as a brazilian they sound pretty much the same tho 😂😂
pretty bloody accurate
I don’t know if this was supposed to be funny but shucks I was laughing my ass off - esp NICK 😂😂😂 love from yet another Kiwi in New Zealand 🇳🇿
PS I LOVE your accent 😍😍👌👌
Kia Ora cuz! Glad you liked the video! NUCK! hahaha
The other funny/interesting thing is the NZ neck sounds like the Australian Nick
Love your accent
I do like this vid though, mainly because it's satisfying, there's a strange reason for that too, I won't go into it, but it's a satisfying noise that's being made lol. Good stuff.
Also, when you counted to 10, it sounded like Aussie first, honestly lol
That $7.10 is hilarious as well lol!
Imma just gonna watch this again
Bang on Aussie accent 👌 with love from Tasmania
Eagle vs. Shark (2010) has a Kiwi telling an Australian dialect joke.
Difference between the two accents, is Australia has that hint of the word "cunt" behind every thing they say, and fear of being eaten by literally any animal in their region, while New Zealand is just a very strange off-breed, as if they come the region of Australia and then moved to Newfoundland for a year only to take up permanent residence in Scotland
Well I from new Zealand and I call my friends cunts, like an Australian does
Another difference that's not so obvious is that Australians pronounce Ts almost like Ds (when in the middle of a word), whereas kiwis will strongly pronounce the T. So words like water, butter become wadah and buddah in Australia, but definitely waTer in NZ. Americans also do the D thing in water and butter, but it becomes wadur and buddur
whooooooooooooooooooaaaahhh the tingles!!!! I love love love Kiwi accents, especiaslly after watching What We Do in the Shadows :P Their accents are so fun and happy sounding an di love it, unlike my duill Fife, harsh accent! Also, how did you get so good at these accents?! love this video, many many tingles, Muzz
Heya pal! Yes What We Do in the Shadows is such a classic! I lived in NZ for many years, I'm actually a New Zealander! So I practiced lots!
@@ASMRMuzz oh wow amazing! You are soooo well travelled! It's on my bucket list of places to visit, and live :D
Yeah, NZ is pretty awesome, I've been through the immigration process twice now, so if you need any tips, let me know!
@@ASMRMuzz I will keep that in mind :P
It's sooo weird watching you do the kiwi accent coz I'm like nah we don't sound like that then I'll say the word you're saying and it's the exact same 😂😂😂
Ok so aus vows AEIOU are pronounced like maori vowls...but in New Zealand we have adopted so many ethnicities that the Scottish click in our i has become a staple in our pronounce
I'm a South African living in the UK and it's surprising how often people mistake my accent for Australian
Holy shit these accents are on point
Hey I have a question so my brothers from the Falklands and I've been trying to find out what kind of accent he has but it's really weird it's like its own language sounds like both Australian and New Zealand but he also sounds like Irish as well so I don't know what kind of accent he has and I've been trying to find out if you know about this please let me know it'd be really great also I like your vids keep it up
Very interesting, can't say I've ever met anyone from the Falkland's though so I have no idea! :-)
Yes boy
Why the whispering? Are you hiding from a serial killer?
Yep. He's behind the window.
Auto captions are hilarious on this one. 'Fashion chirps' and 'fresh and chops'👏😂
Dated a kiwi that had been living in oz for more than a decade. When in oz he sounded oz but when he came to the u.s. his kiwi accent re emerged much to his/my surprise. He was back to fush. I like the kiwi accent much better.
Haha! Omg I'm not even going to fix the captions since they are too funny. Glad your Kiwi brought the accent back!
Well done, but how would you get on saying New Zealand longest place name "Taumata whakatangi hangakoauau o tamatea turi pukakapiki maunga horo nuku pokai whenua kitanatahu"
Totally doing that!
Kia Ora from Palmerston North New Zealand
+FIFA IS LIFE Good ol Palmy! Hope the sun is shining!
FIFA IS LIFE Kia Ora from Wellington! I'm apart of the Maori tribe :)
Kia Ora, I lived in Wellywood for a while, Island Bay and Miramar. Love Wellington!
I was just randomly typing and fount this im really glad i did
Yay!
Yup
I can't stop laughing at fish and chips classics
I can't tell the American and Canadian accents apart either, and I'm American... lol
Listen to how they say out, about, house. It's slightly different to how Americans say it. Almost like they're saying a-boat for about. And another one is sorry, dollar (the o sound), they say daw-ler and sawry
@@seanjordan850 yh, the dawler and sawry one is the Italian-American thing I think.
Really good, but the further south you go the more we roll our r’s ...
Also, the Maori vowels are different sounding to English (NZ) vowels.
The freakiest accent confusion I’ve had was in SAN Diego. A Chinese woman came in to the hostel I was staying at. She had a full blown Scottish accent from Glasgow!
Chur!
I'd say Kiwis don't roll their R at all, you just actually pronounce the R the further south, InveRcaRgill as opposed to Inve-caahgill that most northern Kiwis would say. :-)
As a Scot, we very much roll our 'R' , as in we actually have to physically flip our tongue to make the sound. In music they call it 'flipping the R' I believe.
Ha, it often catches a lot of people out when an Indian, Pakistani or Chinese person breaks out in a full Scottish accent!
Chur cuz.
ASMR Muzz thanks for your reply. I’ve just finished listening to your “drawing a picture”. Really enjoyed it. My companion of 7 years is a Scot. From Dumfries. He text’s in phonetic Scottish.
Happae I found yoor channel :-)
I think the Ozzie and kiwi accents are totally different I prefer the kiwi accent
+Rebecca Gleeson yeah me too. I'm bias tho...
I pretty sure they're not, it's the emphasis that's makes them sound different, surely, as they do sound similar, but more emphasis on the Aussie one.
Well pitch+emphasis.
Is it funny how I never recognised my slang until now?
We always need a frame of reference to highlight it. :-) I'm Scottish and used to think I didn't have an accent!
Your kiwi accent was so good
Cheers cuz!
I'd just like to say, I'm pretty good at accents also, I've met one or two Kiwi's and asked one about the difference, he said there's a huge difference. Well, there's isn't a huge difference, not in the actual accent anyway, it's primarily just the emphasis and that the Kiwi accent is deeper because of the emphasis.
I’m an Australian and a simple way of thinking about the difference for me (bc really our consonants sound the same, it’s just a few simple vowel sounds) is that NZ is like Australian English but in italics, which doesn’t seem to make a lot of sense. In NZ, i is u and e is i.
@@abc1DiLy they are more or less the same, the main difference is the pitch/tone of what's being said, even though like Muzz has said, there are these few obvious differences which is good to hear, BUT they are mixed differences, by that I mean, one part of the Aus accent can sound like the NZ and likewise. Thinking back to that moment of meeting the Kiwi, I'm like, what a fkg idiot, him that is not me lol.
Yoo got the Nz accent on point coming from a kiwi with a brother called Nick 😂
Kia Ora cuz and thanks for validating my accent!
Tbf, they should just say 7 dollars and 10 cents straight off or 7 and 10, not what sounds like 17 lol.
Why are you whispering? Wife sleeping in the next room?
ASMR
wow this is really a thing. Mind blown
Sure is pal! Hope ya like it. Takes a bit of getting used to at first
Yo this guy is high AF
naw am no
kia
I don’t know why everyone else thinks we say fush And chups, I have heard absolutely no one say fush and chups over here.
Maybe a tiny tiny amount of people say that, But 95% say Fish and chips
If you're a Kiwi yourself, you won't hear it. For Australians it really sounds like Fush and Chups due to their tendency to really emphasise their 'I' by comparison.
ASMR Muzz It’s not that I don’t hear it because I’m a Kiwi, Its that I don’t hear it because no one says that. A couple of years ago I found out about this Fush And Chups thing, And I have been listening carefully, Still I have never heard anyone say fush And chups.
In comparison to my own accent and especially Australian, I've heard loads of Kiwis say it. I wouldn't expect a Nzer to hear it though, since it is your own accent. I'm unable to hear many of the things people point out about my accent, because it only stands outrun reference to their own.
Fun video!! (What is a kiwi?? In my world that’s a fruit. 😳)
Kiwi is also slang for a New Zealander... :-)
West Lake Angel Little know fact - in New Zealand, Kiwis are either New Zealanders, or weird flightless birds with fur feathers and a long beak. They are never fruit. The fruit is kiwifruit. Always.
come on the scots im from edinburgh where you from
+Conner Martin Embra anaw!
Am I the only one with nothing on my screen?!?😂
Wow, something weird happened with it. I am reverting it to the original now. Thanks for letting me know!
No problem😊
Should be working now!
Just finished the video 😊 spot on for both accents. I've subscribed👍
Thanks!
I’m sorry bro but I’m from New Zealand and have lived in MZ my whole life and we do not say “fush and chups” we say “fi-sh and chi-ps”
Chrome HawkzZ Heya bro, depends on what frame of reference you've got. Obviously Kiwis themselves don't think they (you) say it that way but compared to Australian, English or Scottish accent it definitely sounds like a U as opposed to an I.
Works the same way for Aussies, using your NZ accent as a reference point, it sounds like an Australian says 'sex' every time they pronounce the number 6.
Whenever a Kiwi says 'oh shit!' it sounds like 'oh shut' to me and many other people...
Cheers for stopping by, you've inspired me to make another one of these videos!
Milk - miwk
I used to think of it as 'Mulk'.
I hate the way he move left to right
My apologies.
We do not say “nuck” either wtf 😂
He never said Kiwi's do, he said ''almost with a U'', which is true lol.
Almost is right. But the thing I've learned with accents, is you actually can't trust those with the source accent in question. They are completely bias of course. A Kiwi could indeed say "Nuck" for Nick and they wouldn't even hear it. Because it's so normal.
My video and my observation is also only "correct" from my own frame of reference, which is Scottish.
I can’t stand his whispering. It’s annoying.
Lol