Learn a British Accent (RP｜Modern RP｜American English)
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- British English pronunciation lesson. Learn how to do a British English accent (Received Pronunciation/Modern Received Pronunciation) with just 5 simple changes to your speech. I compare the differences between Received Pronunciation (RP), Modern Received Pronunciation (MRP) and General American English Pronunciation (GAEP) so you can hear how each accent differs.
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video doesn't promote that you SHOULD have any particular accent. It's just an educational (and possibly entertaining) video for English learners who wish to learn more about British English accents (specifically Received Pronunciation and Modern Received Pronunciation) and compare it to General American English Pronunciation. I am originally from York (England), so my accent is a mix of Modern RP with some Yorkshire features. ENJOY THE LESSON! 😊
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - English Classes (Preply)
01:51 - Disclaimer
02:15 - Received Pronunciation and Modern Received Pronunciation
02:36 - Remove the 'r'
06:42 - The /ɒ/ sound
08:21 - The /əʊ/ sound
10:24 - The /t/ sound
12:18 - The glottal stop
14:13 - British vs American English Pronunciation
19:10 - Outro
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I teach using just one of many accents in the world. Please only learn it if you like it and if you are interested in learning it. I do not believe there is one “correct” accent or manner of pronunciation and I fully encourage EFL/ESL learners to expose themselves to as many varieties of English around the world to become accustomed to the beautiful variations of this world language. I focus mostly on teaching “Modern RP” (I may just say “RP” in my older videos, but to clarify, I do specifically mean “Modern RP”), however, you will hear a lovely little Yorkshire twang to my accent from time to time too. Please LOVE and BE PROUD of your accent. After all, it is part of your identity and makes you unique. 💚
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In my opinion, the British accent is more beautiful (but really hard to pronounce for a learner) than the American accent. Great video Emma, thanks!
Yes! I would love to have a British accent but I learned first the American, now it’s harder to get it :(
@@elijonas1 If you would like to improve your skills in British English, you should never stop to practice. I recommend you to listen British podcasts every day!
@@hfdesosa90 yes truly
Hi Emma nice VDO please I like to learn English from U thanks you
If you think the British accent is more beautiful than the American accent try listening to Adele whose accent is absolutely horrible when she speaks.
My Algerian mom taught English for 33 years she has an incredible British accent, she was brilliant at pronunciation and phonetics. Watching this explanation reminds me of her ❤❤❤❤ thank you so much you're gorgeous.
Salam to your Mother 😊
This is the best British accent tutorial that i've seen so far. I really learned a lot from you Emma, keep doing a great work. 😊
Great video! Really helpful in understanding the differences between British and American accents. Thanks, Emma!
I cannot express my gratitude to you enough for your informative English teaching and especially for the English RP lessons. From you I found England and this sweet English language. I will be forever grateful to you.
You can explain the differences between the UK and US accents in a very easy-to-understand way. Love your channel! I’ll introduce it to my friends! Great job! 👍🤗
I love this lesson! It is really helpful for those who seek to speak English with a British accent. Although I've learned the GAP, I find the BrE accent so fancy and beautiful. Keep up the good work!
I’m an American but have been learning the RP accent for fun. Your videos have been the most helpful I’ve found!
U don't need subtitles when u have emmma... The most easily understandable accent❤
This is very useful, thanks Emma, your videos really help me with my English
As usual another great video. It is worth watching 10 times. My heartfelt thanks to you EMMA.
Bravo! Your demonstration and instruction are both direct and clear with hands-on exercises! Very learner-friendly!
Thanks a bunch Emma from a new subscriber.
I've just come across your channel by chance. I learnt in American English all my academic till UG but I have to work on pronunciation to improve my British accent as a new UK resident.
Thank you so much Emma for helping me distinguish between American English and British English ❤️💯❤️
I think you are the best of the UK vs. US English teachers. Very accurate and very affable. Thank you!
Best teacher 🇧🇩💜💗💗
Hi
I am looking for a spoken partner.. Can we practice?
Same here
@@ahsankhan5119 where are you from?
@@md.shamimreza1470 I'm from Peshawar, Pakistan. And you?
This video is pure gold and you’re a star!!! Thank you so much ❤
I love your lesson ema... I am staying in uk for 3 months ago. Respect from Bangladesh 🇧🇩..... ❤
Thank you for helping me understand the differences between RP (GB), TRP, MRP, and GA
Very generous patience, thanks Emma!
Great lesson Emma ❤
Thank you Emma for the English lessons.
Your hair looks so beautiful and your expression is so lovely.😊
Keep up with your excellent work,Teacher,you are the best!!!
It was so nice to hear your voice and your explanation. I love British English. Thank you so much❤
This is wonderful, Emma! 😳🥰 You are awesome! Thank you for the amazingly amazing video! Loved it ❤💯
Great job Emma doing both Bre and Ame accent at the same time.
Emma, you are amazing! ❤ Thank you for your lessons! 🙏
Hello ! Thank you very much for this video. I'm a native French speaker, and even though many native English speakers already told me that I don't sound French at all, the British accent has always appeared so beautiful to me, and I really wanted to sound even better in English. So, this video is really helpful! Thank you very much
Hello Emma, SO glad to meet you. You are a nice British teacher. I love learning British pronunciation and British Accent from you rather than American English. I'm Ashik Ihsan from Sri. Lanka. British English lessons are nice to me Emma from you
Thanks a lot Emma!!🥰
Great video. I have watched it couple times and now I'm doing it again. I learned so much and also I guess my pronunciation have improved so much. Just thank you!
A great graceful teacher Emma stay blessed
Thank you for your teaching me in a quite friendly way ! It's really impressed and makes me feel free to join you and your video. It's an enjoyable and a great discovery for me in Japan !! Ta !!
I just discovered you and your lesson is very interesting. The way you teach is very cool, I really appreciated that. Many thanks Emma 👍🙏
Wonderful your explanation is remarkable to distinguish between two different Accents. Thank you.
Thank you very much Mrs. Emma
With a teacher like that I would learn English quickly. my eyes don't leave her mouth. amazing
a bit weird mate
I love your accent Professor Emmmmmmma
A comment from a foreigner. This is very nice, interesting & well designed. Technical breakdown helps much for easy access. Naturally I liked it.
Paying attention to types of pronunciation in each word should be a starter. Then, how they occasionally sound differently in a phrase under influences of other words in front/behind should follow. Much to do, much to show us novices! Thank you!
I plan to do a part two, so I'm happy you liked this!
I've searched for so many tutorials and this is exactly what I was hoping for
You really deserve to be acclaimed highly. I was a little bit perplexed about the difference between MP an RP . But, after watching your video I got cleared. Thank you Emma for uploading this video. Today's my birthday and I have got my gift from you. May you live long. Love you. Cheers 😘
Happy birthday!!! ^_^
Could u teach me
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It might also be helpful to note that the spelling of 'aluminium' is usually different in American English (i.e. 'aluminum' instead of 'aluminium'), thus accounting for the different pronunciation.
Emma ❤ your lessons are so motivating and your new look is awesome
The class was wonderful Emma, thanks a lot:)
Эмма, смотрю ваши уроки, так всё подробно и понятно. По вашим урокам изучаю английский язык. Спасибо.......
I really like the passion you've to teaching English. It helps keep me focusing and not get distracted whilst watching.
Thank you so much! 😃
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Am in love with a British accent; thank you for sharing a beautiful stuff!!!
Beautiful teacher taught beautifully. God bless you
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Thank you Emma you are an amazing teacher, dedicated and smart, your videos always help me, keep doing this wonderful work
Fantastic video as always, Emma! 👏🏼 Thank you!! 👋🏼🇲🇽
Huh I found you. You are the best teacher for British accents or pronunciation. I will come back your next blog. Thank you very much.
I enjoy good english accent. It tastes like a good cup of tea. And thank you too for the subtleties. You are doing a good job, because foreigners are often Lost with true british sounds. Thank you.
when i lived in Southampton for a few years me coming from Malaysia with a bit of american accent try to tell the taxi driver , im heading to Portmouth(ports-mouth)..😮 and the taxi drive instantly told me..”thats not how you pronounce it buddy” 😅 - its Portsmeth… even more local people called it pompei..cheers..i miss my southampton days back then😊
What a sweet story 😄
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I am Ahmed, Egyptian, and I have been following you for a while, and you are very beautiful, and I very much admire you and your beginning
Incredible teacher 🎉, thank you for your efforts to help others English improve!!❤❤❤
Great instruction and instructor.
Thank you Emma,
This is your second video I am watching.
Very helpful
I've recently moved from London to Edinburgh and I got surprised when hearing the "glottal stop" T on locals. I thought I left that accent behind when I left London :D :D Thanks for giving away your time helping us.
Noooo it's everywhere in the UK 😃🤣 no escape
Emma, thank you for your excellent explanation! Your English pronunciation is music for my ears 😊❤️
I’m your fan since today 🙂
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Really initiative. Thanks for dropping this.✨
I've loved this video!!!
I've been speaking English for so long and i still had some surprises in this video!!!
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Thanks for your advice about PREPLY. May God bless you a lot.
You sould know YOU'RE ADORABLY nice and I do love improving my skill of communication with you. 😙😙😙😙
Thank you!!
If you are Brazilian I recommend you pronounce the RP English. There are sounds in the American accent we don't have I'm Portuguese., examples: the R sound, the T, N and D sounds when between vowels. In Portuguese we pronounce clearly these 3 consonants.
For real, though. As an spanish speaker I can sorta relate.
thank you Emma have a blessed sunday
Wonderful training on English words pronunciation.
I enjoyed it quite a lot.
Cordial thanks
I spend my whole life learning American English because of its influence and just recently decided to learn the British RP one because surprisingly I find it easier to pronounce as a spanish native speaker. But now, I don't know which one to use as the british one is not as common from where I'm from!
i worked with somebody from argentina and he said when he was learning english in argentina before he moved to the states the first time he heard a british accent he didn't even realize it was the same language.
i am from britain
@@NoirL.A. I'm an Argentinian English teacher. British RP has always been the standard taught in Argentina's educational system; General American wasn't taught until well into the eighties, with the exception of business correspondence and vocabulary in contrast. My accent is RP and, even though there are teachers in Argentina who have a GA accent because it's the one they learnt when they were children/teenagers, it isn't the model in Teacher Training Institutes and university careers such as the BA in English. It's true that there's more exposure to GA through media and that younger generations tend to adopt that accent but, due to our very old historical ties with the UK and our love affair with everything-Europe, RP still reigns at school. In fact, it's something that American exchange students and Americans in general find extremely surprising when they visit our country.
@@lillianschild17 That may be unique to Argentina but throughout the americas american english is by far the dominant form. my friend from Argentina said that he learned american english from day one i don't know what school he went to. He said the first time he heard a british accent he didn't even realize it was the same language! También hablo español y dijo que la diferencia entre el inglés británico y el inglés americano es mucho mayor que entre los diferentes acentos en español y estoy seguro de que estoy de acuerdo con eso.
@@NoirL.A. As I said before, unlike the rest of the American countries, Argentina has always looked up to Europe rather than to the Panamerican region. Your friend must have studied GA not at school but at some private institute that began teaching the accent in the late 80s or 90s. As regards Spanish accents, I would equate the phonetic and dialectal divergence of European Spanish and River Plate Spanish, for example, to that between RP and GA. I can assure you that we also find certain Spanish accents tricky to follow.
It's funny to realize that even though I'm learning English, it is an American accent, so if I ever need to communicate with a British speaker, I will run into trouble as we won't understand each other. (I recall viewing an animated video of this topic on Instagram, an American waiter trying to encourage himself to serve a British customer; it was hilarious).😅 🤣😂
Asslamu alaikum
Thank Q so much ma'am for your the unique and easiest teaching style video broadcasting to us across continents. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Very very very helpful technique, we wish similar more ... appreciate your hard working, thank a lot.
I've traveled to 67 countries on all inhabited continents, and I have rarely heard the British accents. The "American" accent has dominated the world. This is most likely because of the Internet. I personally like the regional accents that people have around the world. When people ask me which accent I like the best, I always say the best accent is the one I understand!
It's funny because I rarely hear American accents, especially in Europe.
@@Pronunciationwithemma the French people that I know all speak English with a strong French accent, Germans speak English with a mild German accent, but in no cases have I heard anyone, except some Russian women, who speak with that British accent, which I can’t describe, but it has a relatively high shrill and strong staccato to it. There are so many British accents that it’s hard to pinpoint one. I actually don’t know any Europeans, other than Brits, who speak with a real British accent of any kind. Maybe I just haven’t talked with enough of them.
thats why its british not world english
Emma you're so great and funny, I really don't know how to explain it!
Your lesson is pure perfection!
You made me laugh a lot when you pronounced the word: tomato (AmE) .
Sorry, no matter who is the person that pronounces that word I laugh stunningly louder than anyone else! But as I heard you say it "tomato", I found myself simply ROFL (rolling on floor laughing).
You're so great: a consistent and dedicated teacher with a great sense of humour. It's not only a question of 'sense of humour'; it's something that comes up spontaneously from your insight!
Thank you my brave and funny teacher!
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And thank you!! I had to be brave to do an American accent and put it out for the world to hear!!
Thanks for the tutorial it helped me a lot!
I am from india a new english learner and have just started my english journey and feeling like giuo up because I am not able to understand your accent . But the other side of my body is saying that with time everything will be possible for you . Just keep working hard and hard . Thank you so much gor this amazing video would like to see you again.😊
Haven't seen yet, but I'm sure this is a great content. Really grateful for your effort.
I always found me got attracted by British people when they say "Schedule". it's so~ attractive haha
Good job teacher as always
Thank you so much.
Have a good weekend.
Really love British accent! It sounds extremely elegant!
O inglês britânico me parece bem mais fácil do que o inglês americano.
thx beauty leady
Thanks Teacher Emma❤❤
This video is very helpful. thankyou
Why should I get a British accent ?
انت لا تحصل على لهجة ، انت تحصل الى لغة جديدة lol
To mock british people
The g3:l in the video is Carina… and Brava don’t take her for the nose… 🧐
because u are living in usa
@@mercysky1421 best answer 😂😂😂
Amazing lesson! Thank you so much gorgeous teacher.
Hello teacher. This is amazing. Thank you so much for these lessons.
Thank you Emma that was so beneficial
Great and useful information, thank you.
Love it veri much, thank's for knowledge.
This help me so much! Thank you!!❤
I love your accent! Keep it up, Emma.
Loving this, and please keep doing it, never stop. ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing such videos..
Thanks a lot Emma❤
I love your voice and the way you explain. THANK YOU!
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Best teacher with amazing accent 💖❤️
Fantastic teacher really I enjoy it thank you so much
Thanks Emma for this good clarifying video 😊💛🏵️
Love your way of teaching ❤️❣️
Excelente Emma 😍👍🏻
I really learned a lot from you Emma ❤ Thank you so much 🎉❤
This is so helpful please keep doing what you are doing ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great Teacher to teach English ❤❤❤