ive been speaking english for a decade now as my 2nd and i didnt realise until recently that "th" has a unique sound, ive been pronouncing it as either T or D, but now i suppose ill start using F or V lmao
I'm really not a linguist, but isn't 'f-ing' is more of a norther (maybe middle) regions tendency and not London's? Though, accents do gradually flow into each other, so we could say he lives in a boundary region or northen London outskirts ;D
Th-fronting (pronounced dental fricatives "th" as labio-dental fricatives "f/v") is a notable working-class London accent features (Cockney, and hence Estuary and Multicultural London English). However, as you said, it is also present in a few Northern English accents such as Yorkshire.
@@akari7039 Actually, the "th" in "that" is voiced, so the fronted equivalent is "vat" (not "fat"), as "v" is a voiced consonant like the "th" in "that". "Thank" begins with a voiceless "th", therefore it's fronted version is "fank" as shown above.
@@mayorjoshua lol didn't expect to have english lessons here thanks. But i was referring to the comment specifically saying that the pronunciations for "th" is "f" so i made a "joke" on it.
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when mysta realises hes bri'ish
Excuse me,are you bri'ish 🤣🤣🤣
0:08 the stars make it look like he's buffering lol
Omg he processes XD
lmao
nine-fangs nine-fangs ✨
so this is what kuzuha was referring to when pronouncing "thank you"
Bri ish bottom reacts to himself
Bri'ish bo'om
wait i think i pronounce "thank you" the same way LOOOOL (no i am not bri'ish i swear)
It's so cute pls
Th is actually a difficult sound for me to do properly so I just use f because it's easy. English is my 2nd language.
I just use like tank you instead lol english also my 2nd langguage
same bro
fats a great advice. fank you, i’m gonna try saying it more often like fis.
ive been speaking english for a decade now as my 2nd and i didnt realise until recently that "th" has a unique sound, ive been pronouncing it as either T or D, but now i suppose ill start using F or V lmao
正直ミスタの' Thank you の発音が一番好き
mysta british moments are the best sjdjkdk
Local brit realizes he’s a brit
I'm really not a linguist, but isn't 'f-ing' is more of a norther (maybe middle) regions tendency and not London's? Though, accents do gradually flow into each other, so we could say he lives in a boundary region or northen London outskirts ;D
Th-fronting (pronounced dental fricatives "th" as labio-dental fricatives "f/v") is a notable working-class London accent features (Cockney, and hence Estuary and Multicultural London English). However, as you said, it is also present in a few Northern English accents such as Yorkshire.
Fangkyuu looks cute~
I pronounce "tank you"-
Mines Teyngkyu
oh mysta
But its ok. Its mysta🥺💞
Me in 7 pronouncing the THs be like:
wait. wait. wait. i'm bri'ish mate bloowody hell
Bri’ish ext’st’nshul crisis
I mean both sounds similar 😂😂
Bot'om
*bo’om
Don't you pronounce th as f
no
naurr😭 imagine pronouncing "that as "fat" LMAOO
@@akari7039 Actually, the "th" in "that" is voiced, so the fronted equivalent is "vat" (not "fat"), as "v" is a voiced consonant like the "th" in "that". "Thank" begins with a voiceless "th", therefore it's fronted version is "fank" as shown above.
@@mayorjoshua lol didn't expect to have english lessons here thanks. But i was referring to the comment specifically saying that the pronunciations for "th" is "f" so i made a "joke" on it.