@@JourneyDestination British accents are quite liked in America. More-so than any other English accent as far as I'm aware. And in most countries where English is not the mother tongue, they prefer the American accent because it's easy to understand and not too strong or difficult to pronounce.
I also detected a lot of French influence in his attempts at speaking with a British accent. Izza on the other hand is really sweet. I think I like her.😍
Your smile is so contagious! Whenever I watch your videos, I can't help but laugh along with you. It's like your smile has this magical power to spread happiness. It's amazing how a simple smile can connect people and bring so much joy. So, keep smiling and spreading that infectious laughter because it truly brightens up my day! :)
Idk bout you guys, but I'm girl crushin' here watching Izzy smile, laugh, and giggle. However, I can't imagine myself talking with this type of accent. T'was already hard enough for me to learn American accent lols. Loooooove this "spontaneous" type of content by the way. 😻
Thanks very much for the sharing. Although my English is not very good (to be honest I was reading the subtitles when watching this video and many other English speaking videos too and do check my English-Chinese dictionary from time to time on words that I don't know about) but still I enjoyed very much watching the conversations between you and your American friend. I like how you both interacted with each other which've made such a good and great laughter all together. Good job and keep it up then. Take good care and God bless:)
LOL 3:10 of course we say bugger, Izzy is just too posh and polite 😇 I think Hugh Grant said bugger throughout the film Four Weddings And A Funeral, or one of his other films. 7:07 people sometimes say "us lot" but that's not an RP thing. 9:02 scandalous sounded Australian I think.
I don't mean to be beastly, but I chundered the minute he went "and it came out". I'm afraid this feeling's gonna haunt me for yonks! I'm asking my colleague James to have a butchers at this, but he seems to be quite knacked at the minute. I probably will have to kick his bollocks to get him move. Fat a lot of good he is. 本故事纯属虚构。如有雷同，纯属巧合。
Funny one! I discovered your channel through my journey to learn Chinese, but I really enjoy watching your videos not linked to learning Chinese too! Honestly what is puzzling to me is that I find neither you as a British nor Nathaniel as an American (if I understood well) have a strong accent... maybe because you are both 'articulate' while speaking to an audience on video? Just to let you know what English accents are like from a non-native speaker of English... I was born and raised in France, at the end of the previous century... no internet or YT when I was a kid or a teenager, this slowly came into the picture when I was a student at the start of this century. So, at my era, French kids had no exposure to English before entering Middle school. I heard some kids of my age had introduction to English in Primary school, but I think it was a real exception at that time, and I did not have (but nowadays most Primary schools have introduction to English in the curriculum). And when I say no exposure, it is strictly no exposure at school or in our daily lives: no internet, TV shows in French or dubbed in French (almost never any original versions with subtitles), etc... only songs on the radio, but honnestly we couln't understand anything and as a kid it sounded like gibberish to me. So I more or less discovered English while entering middle school (age 11). During the 4 years of middle school, all English teachers were French people who had learnt English in the UK, and who taught us a British (or British-like...) accent. In High school (age 15 to 17), I had one teacher who was French but with more ties to the US and who had an accent closer to American than British, the other two teachers being the 'French with a British accent'. At that point, still more or less no exposure to English outside of the English classroom, except the odd 4-days school trip to Britain once. When I joined university, it began to be more diverse: first a French with over-posh overplayed British accent, and then: an American (of Irish ascent who sometimes showed us what Irish accent sounded like), a Malaysian who had lived in Britain, an Australian. And in the meantime, I went for an exchange in Singapore, where I met Malaysians, Indonesians, Indians, Mauritians, Canadians, a Kenyan, a South African and other non native English speakers (Chinese, Japanese, other European nationalities...). And I did an internship in Ireland too. At that point, my command of English was very good, but I must say my accent was from nowhere... As an Irish colleague told me once when I was in Ireland: 'it's stange because we cannot guess you are French by your accent, but we cannot guess where you are from either because you sound like no accent we know...' So just to come back to the topic of this video: as a native English speaker, you may not imagine how hard it is to stick to an accent... Learning an accent is not that difficult, but when you encounter the same language in so many versions, especially if you are an eager learner always trying to integrate new things and to adapt to your environment, it is way too hard to stick to an accent you learned before when the local accent is different. I remember being scolded by a classmate in Singapore because I was starting to have the local accent, and he thought I was making fun of him...
IZ - I don’t know if you will see this - but this is actually the first / wonderful time You’ve really on UA-cam let go a LOT , relaxed and had FUN - no matter how you tried to remain organized - he just kept making you have fun , smile and laugh . I always KNEW that YOU were in there Thanks for being open and posting - always always keep this always always have someone in your life which brings this side of you out in balance . Turn the sound off sometime and just watch how you’re relaxed and having fun and playing around It’s great girl ! Your patients need this side of you too
Nathaniel is a huge inspiration! I just started my youtube channel and started posting. I hope to someday meet him and have a conversation about life ❤️
At 5:20 I think I know why you sound French! The RP pronunciation of _t_ includes a small aspiration so it's more like _t(h)_ . Yet you use your American _t_ and stick it to an overall British-ish pronunciation... which in the end makes you sound rather French
My interest has peaked , but what are some instances where one, like an American, would want to be talking in a British accent? Just kind of reminds me of the Abu incident for a non-Indian trying to sound Indian.
Thanks for the video. It's great and fun! It might just be slightly better if we could tell those points about RP in a more structured way, like pronunciation part / word choice part / french accent part 😃etc. Anyway, it was a very interesting chat and I appreciate a lot your avoidance of vulgarity. To me personally, it's what a Cambridge graduate should be like.
he's just mixing all the Harry Potter cast accent to try to impress his from the very first second this video start lol I heard nz, Aussie, and American accent being spoken interchangeably
This was so much fun and absolutely hilarious to rewatch now 😂 thank you for your patience with me while doing this!!
Hellou😂
Yesss I absolutely loved making this together 😂😂
Hold up, aren’t u Nathaniel B?
@@lazyken6468 LMAO
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Who would’ve thought learning English would be the hardest language for a native English speaker to learn
Her smile really is contagious wow
Izzy, seeing you smile and laugh makes my heart melt.
so true ☺️
me too
lol simp
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what is her mixed blood? Im her new follower😅
So one day one random dude was like “I wanna have a posh accent”… and thus the Australian accent was born
Unless it’s for an acting project would an American want to sound British?
@@JourneyDestination British accents are quite liked in America. More-so than any other English accent as far as I'm aware.
And in most countries where English is not the mother tongue, they prefer the American accent because it's easy to understand and not too strong or difficult to pronounce.
@@xenonautilimullets are for the Aristocracy, everybody knows that.
Really enjoyed this conversation, you guys should collaborate more. Your positive vibes are contagious Izzy ☺️
Amazing chemistry. Y'all need to make more videos together.
what is the actual meaning of chemistry can you let me know because any time is saw this word my mind said this is subject
@@officialxtmgaming what he means is they are obviously sleeping together :)
This bloody good and funny video, I enjoyed and learned something new. Keep making more videos like this Izzy 💫
Erm no. She needs to go home to her asian country and stay there and stop embarrassing herself thinking she is English. When she isn’t!
Hahaha, very entertaining! Your smile and laugh brightens up my day! Thank you, Izzy!
Thanks!
I also detected a lot of French influence in his attempts at speaking with a British accent. Izza on the other hand is really sweet. I think I like her.😍
Izzy, you're so smart and charming. Thanks for doing this.
It’s hilarious how much Nathaniel sounds Australian haha
Your smile is so contagious! Whenever I watch your videos, I can't help but laugh along with you. It's like your smile has this magical power to spread happiness. It's amazing how a simple smile can connect people and bring so much joy. So, keep smiling and spreading that infectious laughter because it truly brightens up my day! :)
My two favourite youtubers!! I'll show this to my students (I teach English)
Sparks going between you guys !
I was almost too embarrassed to watch. I felt like I was intruding into private space.
07:33 "You had avocado toast with the lads" :D Oh my days, I can't stop laughing.
Izzy your smile has made my day easy 🥰
This was so fun. Especially when you guys were laughing, it made me laugh too.
Idk bout you guys, but I'm girl crushin' here watching Izzy smile, laugh, and giggle. However, I can't imagine myself talking with this type of accent. T'was already hard enough for me to learn American accent lols. Loooooove this "spontaneous" type of content by the way. 😻
I wish I had a British friend to do this with. I would learn so much and I'm already so fascinated by the accent
Breaking down the conversation as you go is amazing. I loved !
Izzy, c'mon, you know "bugger". I spent 2 years in the UK and heard it all the time, you silly bugger😊
Thanks very much for the sharing. Although my English is not very good (to be honest I was reading the subtitles when watching this video and many other English speaking videos too and do check my English-Chinese dictionary from time to time on words that I don't know about) but still I enjoyed very much watching the conversations between you and your American friend. I like how you both interacted with each other which've made such a good and great laughter all together. Good job and keep it up then. Take good care and God bless:)
I love Izzy's accent.
Lol it’s not her accent. She is Asian. She has her own accent. She is a English wannabe. It’s pathetic
Bloody hilarious..lol. It sounded like Nathaniel was an average ESL student trying to master his English skills;)
lovely to see you both in a video 💕
LOL 3:10 of course we say bugger, Izzy is just too posh and polite 😇 I think Hugh Grant said bugger throughout the film Four Weddings And A Funeral, or one of his other films.
7:07 people sometimes say "us lot" but that's not an RP thing.
9:02 scandalous sounded Australian I think.
You guys are SO funny! I'm laughing half to death! LOVE this video!
I liked the ways she laughed 2:57 so cute😂
ALL LOVE FOR YOU DEAR 💗💗💗
This is indeed a really good video!!! Very funny, entertainment and educational.
I think this is like when foreigners try to act American and go YEEHAW and howdy do LOL.
It's really good to see you laugh a lots
Thank you.
Good video ❤
Very nice chemistry. Good vibes all around.
I don't mean to be beastly, but I chundered the minute he went "and it came out". I'm afraid this feeling's gonna haunt me for yonks! I'm asking my colleague James to have a butchers at this, but he seems to be quite knacked at the minute. I probably will have to kick his bollocks to get him move. Fat a lot of good he is. 本故事纯属虚构。如有雷同，纯属巧合。
"chunder in my stomach" LMFAO! 🤣
Izzy, please make more videos on RP British accent🥹 and can you please suggest podcasts that can help me with British accent?
Thanks a lot, I also learnt something!
love ur smile
I came from Mr. Drew's channel. I can't help finding your channel and watching the video!
wow such a cute, beautiful and talented person
izzy must be overjoyed getting to talk to someone like that
Funny one! I discovered your channel through my journey to learn Chinese, but I really enjoy watching your videos not linked to learning Chinese too!
Honestly what is puzzling to me is that I find neither you as a British nor Nathaniel as an American (if I understood well) have a strong accent... maybe because you are both 'articulate' while speaking to an audience on video?
Just to let you know what English accents are like from a non-native speaker of English...
I was born and raised in France, at the end of the previous century... no internet or YT when I was a kid or a teenager, this slowly came into the picture when I was a student at the start of this century. So, at my era, French kids had no exposure to English before entering Middle school. I heard some kids of my age had introduction to English in Primary school, but I think it was a real exception at that time, and I did not have (but nowadays most Primary schools have introduction to English in the curriculum). And when I say no exposure, it is strictly no exposure at school or in our daily lives: no internet, TV shows in French or dubbed in French (almost never any original versions with subtitles), etc... only songs on the radio, but honnestly we couln't understand anything and as a kid it sounded like gibberish to me.
So I more or less discovered English while entering middle school (age 11). During the 4 years of middle school, all English teachers were French people who had learnt English in the UK, and who taught us a British (or British-like...) accent. In High school (age 15 to 17), I had one teacher who was French but with more ties to the US and who had an accent closer to American than British, the other two teachers being the 'French with a British accent'. At that point, still more or less no exposure to English outside of the English classroom, except the odd 4-days school trip to Britain once.
When I joined university, it began to be more diverse: first a French with over-posh overplayed British accent, and then: an American (of Irish ascent who sometimes showed us what Irish accent sounded like), a Malaysian who had lived in Britain, an Australian. And in the meantime, I went for an exchange in Singapore, where I met Malaysians, Indonesians, Indians, Mauritians, Canadians, a Kenyan, a South African and other non native English speakers (Chinese, Japanese, other European nationalities...). And I did an internship in Ireland too.
At that point, my command of English was very good, but I must say my accent was from nowhere... As an Irish colleague told me once when I was in Ireland: 'it's stange because we cannot guess you are French by your accent, but we cannot guess where you are from either because you sound like no accent we know...'
So just to come back to the topic of this video: as a native English speaker, you may not imagine how hard it is to stick to an accent... Learning an accent is not that difficult, but when you encounter the same language in so many versions, especially if you are an eager learner always trying to integrate new things and to adapt to your environment, it is way too hard to stick to an accent you learned before when the local accent is different. I remember being scolded by a classmate in Singapore because I was starting to have the local accent, and he thought I was making fun of him...
Jeez thats a huge collab
- You say "Holly smokes !" ?
- Oh no !!! 😄
Really so funny 😅😀, looking forward more British ascent video.
You are my kind of idol for learning british accent
Your joy fills up a room
You guys are so FUNNY!
Hi! Izzy nice to meet you here..I really I enjoy watc both of you conversation here 😘👍
Lmfao this was funny to watch great chemistry between you ❤
In a children's movie from the 60's " chitty chitty Bang Bang "
POSH .... Port out , Starboard Home
it's so funny guys, @Izzy, your laugh are so attractive and magical 🤩
IZ - I don’t know if you will see this - but this is actually the first / wonderful time
You’ve really on UA-cam let go a LOT , relaxed and had FUN
- no matter how you tried to remain organized - he just kept making you have fun , smile and laugh .
I always KNEW that YOU were in there
Thanks for being open and posting - always always keep this
always always have someone in your life which brings this side of you out in balance .
Turn the sound off sometime and just watch how you’re
relaxed and having fun and playing around
It’s great girl ! Your patients need this side of you too
3:08 I am quite surprised Littow Buggah is not an RP slang :D
Ladies and gentlemen, two beasts of life organization in the same video 🤯
Nathaniel is a huge inspiration! I just started my youtube channel and started posting. I hope to someday meet him and have a conversation about life ❤️
Like it Izzy, best one.
Hello Izzy, How R U? How many accents are there in UK ? Thank U for your explanation about BA. 👍
What is the difference BA in "Old English, Middle English, and Modern English" era? Thanks
We say "Liar, liar, pants on fire", do you guys say "Liar, liar, trousers on fire"😂😂😂
You should go into modeling. Become an MD & model... and maybe firefighter if you have the time.
Have fun ❤
Nice lesson thank you so much
that is so funny 😂I have been practicing RP as well
Wow, you are amazing and you bring in so much positive vibes in your videos. You should try Indian too.
Nathaniel keeps using the word "Darling" hhhh, thank you for the video
I remember how hard it was for my English friend to teach me how to say "bullocks".
A collab for the ages!
At 5:20 I think I know why you sound French! The RP pronunciation of _t_ includes a small aspiration so it's more like _t(h)_ . Yet you use your American _t_ and stick it to an overall British-ish pronunciation... which in the end makes you sound rather French
"bugger" is British slang! How come you don't know it or use it, Izzy! I've heard it in different British films and programmes.
Yep, very British. I was gobsmacked when she said "What's that .."! Well maybe am a silly old BUGGER 😂
So beautifully 👌👌
I love your smile😄
You have the Cutest Smile ❤❤
this girl is so beautiful im getting butterflies.. this is the first time im actually having a crush on the internet..
Out of the way. She's mine
lol.. its okay i found other girls that give me butterflies .. she probably already has hundreds of guys in line anyways@@dubscheckum8246
Hahah that's cool! :)
The Great British flirt off 😉 😂
My interest has peaked , but what are some instances where one, like an American, would want to be talking in a British accent? Just kind of reminds me of the Abu incident for a non-Indian trying to sound Indian.
Thanks for the video. It's great and fun! It might just be slightly better if we could tell those points about RP in a more structured way, like pronunciation part / word choice part / french accent part 😃etc. Anyway, it was a very interesting chat and I appreciate a lot your avoidance of vulgarity. To me personally, it's what a Cambridge graduate should be like.
Funny and learned a lot of British words accents etc
he's just mixing all the Harry Potter cast accent to try to impress his from the very first second this video start lol I heard nz, Aussie, and American accent being spoken interchangeably
She's from UK's Chinatown thus, they should make a comparison with US Chinatown accent versus UK's Chinatown accent
She’s not from uks chinatown?
Who watching the video with a smile on 😂😂😂
Great video! Would you be willing to do a paid private english accent lessons? 😍
Not all Brits say trousers, I always say pants.
Then you have been easily programmed by American TV. Go outside for once!
You n your kid have watched too much square-pants show
I'd like to see Izzy trying to speak Singlish😂
Next do it with someone who has a thick french accent !
That's awesome 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You immediately started from the down part)))
She's so cute
"Yonks" comes from the phrase "donkey's years"
1:16 That's a very Brasilean portuguese vs European portuguese moment
Hey Izzy does your sister have a Brit or Aussie accent? it'd be interesting to do a vid about accents with her.
Why do you look related to Felix from Stray Kids?😅
You shot your podcast, mate? 😂
English isn't my first language but I know that "bugger" is British. I think that she feigned ignorance because of the word's vulgarity.
I like how she moves her hands I used to have a friend that does that. Very feminine and ( to me.. ) fun/cute. Anyway , back to work.
ماحلاكم how cute you are guys really
You're so pretty
There was a word when spelling it makes you sound British. I forgot what that word was though.