@@that_auntceleste5848not necessarily, you do pronounce the “r” sound in “necessary” or “parents” even though the “r” is in the middle of a word, it’s just an accent
He speaks a non rhotic form of English. Or more specifically he only has intervocalic and prevocalic-r which is why he says the r in his name because it's followed by a vowel, but not before consonants and ends of words, like car and cartoon
Just a low accented R. Like Aussies… we sort of skip over the R sound but we all know it’s there and can use it. We just don’t make it audible in every word like the American accent (for example, I know that accent isn’t the only one)
Turns into an American? He is American. Bostonians don’t pronounce their R’s, people in Idaho roll their Os and Us, people from down south have a southern drawl.. Most racist are dumb and find their own stupidity funny..
It’s only racist if the other person dosnt like it. Iv seen clips on the podcast he does with the white ginger kid. He is funny as fuck but Bobby laughs so it’s all jokes. If said what he said to any other Asian guy in the street he would be in handcuffs or have a black eye. Or even both
im not chinese from malaysia..all my chinese friends can say "R"..we started learning english as our 2nd language from pre school..most malaysians speaks 3 languages minimum..english, bahasa and our mother's tongue..im saying this coz Ronnie is/was a malaysian before migrating to the states..i believe he speaks atleast 4languages coz most chinese in malaysia speaks bahasa, english, mandarin and their ancestor's dialect..
The R at beginning of words and the R sound in the middle of end of a word is a different sound. Edit: to add, the initial R like in red, is a prevocalic R, also called a bunched R or a retroflex R. The final R like in car, is a postvocalic R also called a rhotic schwa or R-colored vowel. The tounge and lips are in different positions and move in different ways. There are speech impediments and accents that only effect one of the two different sounds.
@@jaredf6205 I think the R in the middle is kind of the same as the R in the beginning, maybe a little weaker. But the suffix R is completely different and hard to notice for Asians.
@@jaredf6205 not a different sound but it's just that it isn't followed by a vowel. e.g brazilians can't naturally pronounce cuP (we say cupy), maN (man'/mãuh), faM (fan'/fãuh), cuT (cuchy/cuch) and other finals but we can easily with "suS, luNCH, oranGE.." maybe also "leaF, leaVE, leT'S, maX, caR, maiL (normally may-oo like a londoner)" if it's a southern or southeastern. Portuguese people tho pronounce every of those sounds and even speak russian if u ask 😂 With practice it comes tho I find this video a bit silly cuz of that, they think it's the same thing but it isn't. Even if that r sounds like a vowel a bit
@@greycat3373 the crying emoji is commonly used as a representation of laughing because sometimes when people find a joke really funny, they might start crying from how hard they are laughing.
@@mikayla_collie that he isn’t able to pronounce “r” but can strongly pronounce it only when it comes to his name, but I think most ppl decided to be ignorant and slightly racist😅
His accent is influence by Australian accents. Before moving to the USA, he learned English in Australia and was a celebrity there for a while with a fairly successful career
His accent is influence by Australian accents. Before moving to the USA, he learned English in Australia and was a celebrity there for a while with a fairly successful career
I was legit thinking I say it ca toon and ca, and was wondering how that's wrong but ig Americans really like emphasising the r (I grew up in australia)
If you haven't seen him telling the audience at a show what the Texas state motto is you gotta look it up. Shit is hilarious. It's the most passive aggressive "Let a foreigner teach you about your country" bit 😂
@@001variationYeah, but the comment you replied to just pointed out that he pronounced _car_ with an "ah" sound but _hear_ like "ear" with a harder r sound. My point being that neither _car_ nor _hear_ have an r that proceeds a vowel. Regardless, you're probably right, and I'm just nitpicking.
@@connorfinnegan2093 I didn't think he was wrong. I just wanted to point out that his explanation doesn't apply to the comment's example. I'm not trying to argue.
@@raijinoflimgrave8708 I know right! I know it was insane to you.. but guess what… I didn’t copy them I just thought it was funny and commented it like everyone else! Cool am I right!?
Ronnie says ‘car’ like ‘cah’ because he grew up speaking British English, in Malaysia. He mentioned attending a British school. And he then moved to Australia. And they pronounce ‘car’ like ‘cah’ too. (Except it’s slightly more nasal than British English)
Ronnie has more of an Australian accent because he used to study law at Melbourne Uni. I think he used to do stand up comedy in Melbourne before moving to the US.
@@dawnbarrie5868He definitely lived in Australia, so it’s not that weird to think that maybe his first language AND practicing english in Australia would influence his english pronunciation.
He put EVERYTHING into that "Ronnie"
Lol
Ruhh is a different sound than Arrr or Err right? Soft and hard R. I knew a lady that would say
Refidiatuh instead of Refrigerator lol
Right?! 😂 he took a deep breath and everything. Put some weight behind that R
He twitched a little bit 😂
@@drewendly89oh man that's pretty good lol.
He can’t say R but then says Ronny perfectly lol.
E
It’s at the beginning not the end of the word lol it’s different.
Yeah that's totally different
To be fair, Australians and New Zealanders pronounce "R" as "Ah" too
@@sweetpotato1636you ever hear how they say the word “no?” It’s a trip lol
"I think I can say the ah, my name is Ronnie"😂😂
"i cant sniff" floydy moment
@GuidelinesViolater 😐
Bro said “I think I can say the “ah”😂
Onnie
Doesn't pronounce R in the middle of words. Fine with leading R.
@@that_auntceleste5848not necessarily, you do pronounce the “r” sound in “necessary” or “parents” even though the “r” is in the middle of a word, it’s just an accent
His whole accent changed when he said his name
W comment
"I think i can say the ahh."
*"My name is Ronnie."*
??? It's just a non-rhotic r. It's a single accent
@@zareien2290 Americans that don't even speak the Queen's English are criticising how people pronounce English....
@@reply_offMost English people don’t even speak the Queen’s English (or is it the King’s English now?)
The delivery of "my name is Ronnie" was unintentionally perfect
💯
Who tf intends to say shit perfect???
@@DerexWolfheart people who wants things to come out right I guess
@@DerexWolfheartLOL
@DerexWolfheart you dont massively overthink every sentence that comes out of your mouth?
ronnie just has a boston accent with the r’s
This
“Are you one of those Asians who can’t say the R? had me dying 😂😂😂
“So say, R.”
“R.”
“Now say, Cartoon.”
“Cahtoon.”
I think it’s whenever they say the r after a is where they lose it
He'd fit in Boston.
He speaks a non rhotic form of English. Or more specifically he only has intervocalic and prevocalic-r which is why he says the r in his name because it's followed by a vowel, but not before consonants and ends of words, like car and cartoon
cool whip
That's how i say it and I'm British.
bro dropped the hard R
I was thinking the same thing 😂
Thats nothing... Have you ever heard for example a Russian saying Russia? Now my man that is a hard R
It is just a Malaysian accent, plus British English that drops the "r" sound at the end of a word. That's why.
@@mirmir9368he's not speaking British English
@@Ueue-hg9tj Malaysia use British English.
That was the most effort I’ve ever seen someone put into saying their own name. 😂
He sounds really concerned about it 😂
"Hey Bobby, Look, Look, I'm American."
"My name is *Ronnie."*
Rook rook
Lol
“I think I’ll use my credit card.”
@@daymoncleveland0622“Do you guys have anything non-dairy?“
@@wtanani Anything gluten free?
"I think I can say the ahh."
"My name is *R* onnie."
He says his name wonny
R onnie sounds like irony witch is well ironic hahahaha
@@alezzanders988"which" not "witch" 🤣😅
Stole my comment 5 days early xd
Congrats for repeating the same comment for the 10th time
Just a low accented R.
Like Aussies… we sort of skip over the R sound but we all know it’s there and can use it. We just don’t make it audible in every word like the American accent (for example, I know that accent isn’t the only one)
I swear this guy looks like the guy that does the hey Bobby look at me im American 😂😂
It legit be sounding like him
He sounded so suddenly American when he said Ronnie😭
😁
He's Aussie tho
Glad I ain’t the only one who thought he just went full blooded merican
People in Boston say car the same way
😂
"my name is Wonnie"
You can literally hear him say “My name is Ronnie” not wonnie
@@ballscock9280 my name is wonnie
@@ballscock9280 my name is wonnie
@@ballscock9280 my name is wonnie
No he definitely said Ronnie lol
“I think I can say the “Ah.”
K ah, I think I can say ca
So The R has to be in front.
I love this interaction ❤
“I think I can say the aah” 😂
Nailed the “Ronnie” though
Practiced on his name only
Different R sound.
@@jenniturtleburger3708you might be thinking on another plane of existence because idk wtf you're talking about
@@rxmy6690right😂
@rxmy6690 did you never learn to speak English? There are a couple different ways to say the R sound based on the spelling
Bro immediately sounded American when he said Ronnie
Bro said "my name is . . RONNIE" 🇺🇸😎
❤
There are plenty of Americans that drop the 'r' in words because of their accents, though. Like on the east coast, or some parts of the south.
No that's a northern accident
Asian hating Asian? Lmao 😂
Bro ended the conversation with his name😂😂
Bro really put that *R* in bold 🤣
I think it's Wonnie
He just turns into an american whenever he has to say his name 😂
😂😂
With the dropped Rs, he sounds like he's from Boston. That's in the USA.
@@RodMacPhersonsounds Australian
@@RodMacPhersonYou must not be from here bro lol he did not sound like one of us at all. Maybe a Bostonian from Chinatown lmfao
Turns into an American? He is American. Bostonians don’t pronounce their R’s, people in Idaho roll their Os and Us, people from down south have a southern drawl.. Most racist are dumb and find their own stupidity funny..
Bro hit us with the ''My name is Ronnie with a R''
“when i say ‘cah’, what do you hear?”
“CAH”
Like cahtoon?
He said "Ronnie" like a early 2000s Kyle 😂
why is this actually kinda accurate 💀
@@xxkillergamesxx6759 cuz you probably were in middle school/ high School in the early 2000s n MTV/BET did something to our brains 🤣😂😂🤣
@@Queenofthatank well- i was born in 2007 and i was talking ab the voice
@@xxkillergamesxx6759 ahhh it was imprinted on 🤣😂
He said Wonnie
In his defense you don't hear the R when the majority of New England says car either.
Mostly just Boston
Pahk the cah at Hahvahd Yahd
@@Arizhel6😂 is that one of the spells that Imhotep uses in The Mummy?
And Australia
You can't hear it when the majority of normal england say it either
"my name is RRRRONNIE" got me dead😂😂😭
Say” R “
Not “ Ahhh “
😂😂
“I think I can say the aw”
“My name is Wanee 😐”
@@rileygarcia4652 nah he said ronnie normally u need to get ur hearing checked out broski
@@rileygarcia4652 i think you meant ",My name is *R*onnie 😑"
He said the R in that phrase and in his name. Not in cartoon and car.
@@cominoengenharia no he definitely said "I can say the ahh"
*"Are you one of those Asians?"*
_Said Bobby calmly_
Underrated comment 😮
Lmao he’s allowed
Racist!!! Lol jk.
Why is it that most of Bobby’s Asian facts end up being wrong?
It’s only racist if the other person dosnt like it. Iv seen clips on the podcast he does with the white ginger kid. He is funny as fuck but Bobby laughs so it’s all jokes. If said what he said to any other Asian guy in the street he would be in handcuffs or have a black eye. Or even both
“I can practice my ahhs at Ronnie’s” 😂
"I think I can say the ağğ"
He had to sleep for 5 days after using all of his strength to say his name correctly😂
LOL
im not chinese from malaysia..all my chinese friends can say "R"..we started learning english as our 2nd language from pre school..most malaysians speaks 3 languages minimum..english, bahasa and our mother's tongue..im saying this coz Ronnie is/was a malaysian before migrating to the states..i believe he speaks atleast 4languages coz most chinese in malaysia speaks bahasa, english, mandarin and their ancestor's dialect..
The way he hit that hard R when he said Ronnie
Like at the end of certain n word. Crisp.
@@JimJones-784 what’s wrong with you? 🤨
@@mrsaucexd477 so much.
@@mrsaucexd477 nah I’m black that shit gave me a solid laugh 😭
@@JimJones-784 that’s too funny lmaooo
I think I can say the “ah” 😂😂
Even just asking telling himsef “i think I can say the R, is fucking hilarious! This is one of the top funniest videos of 2024
“I think I can say the AAhh” then says Ronnie perfectly 😂
The R at beginning of words and the R sound in the middle of end of a word is a different sound.
Edit: to add, the initial R like in red, is a prevocalic R, also called a bunched R or a retroflex R. The final R like in car, is a postvocalic R also called a rhotic schwa or R-colored vowel. The tounge and lips are in different positions and move in different ways. There are speech impediments and accents that only effect one of the two different sounds.
@@jaredf6205 thanks bro 🤯
@@jaredf6205 I think the R in the middle is kind of the same as the R in the beginning, maybe a little weaker.
But the suffix R is completely different and hard to notice for Asians.
@@jaredf6205also you missed the "R" in your "or" is perfect for this whole video actually.
@@jaredf6205 not a different sound but it's just that it isn't followed by a vowel.
e.g brazilians can't naturally pronounce cuP (we say cupy), maN (man'/mãuh), faM (fan'/fãuh), cuT (cuchy/cuch) and other finals but we can easily with "suS, luNCH, oranGE.." maybe also "leaF, leaVE, leT'S, maX, caR, maiL (normally may-oo like a londoner)" if it's a southern or southeastern. Portuguese people tho pronounce every of those sounds and even speak russian if u ask 😂
With practice it comes tho
I find this video a bit silly cuz of that, they think it's the same thing but it isn't. Even if that r sounds like a vowel a bit
Bro didn’t even try to pronounce the r in “r” but when it came to Ronnie he was so ready to nail it 😭😭
It's just a non-rhotic r
watch his lips, he REALLY goes for the R in ronnie lol
I heard the r
But why tf u crying?
@@greycat3373 the crying emoji is commonly used as a representation of laughing because sometimes when people find a joke really funny, they might start crying from how hard they are laughing.
"My name is Wonnie" 😂😂
Ronnie is funny as hell, "Asian Comedian Destroys America" is pure gold, start to finish
“I think I can say the ah, my name is RONNY.” How’d you say your name perfectly fine 🤣
Hard R and Soft R. The "Ruh" sound is made differently from the "ar" sounds
It's like a Boston accent, they can say the 'R' at the begining and middle of words, but not at the end.
@@spaceturtle8889 so we know for sure pirates were not from Boston
@@katefarrell9898new York too. It's wattahh (water) and also RRRight heahh (here)
Maybe and hear me out when I say this, maybe it because Ronny is his name. 😲
He really put effort into that “Ronnie” 💀
Ronnie: “I think I can say the ah” “my name is RONNIE I have to say it” 😂😂
He literally can only say it perfectly when he says his name 😂
Exactly 😂
howdy partner! 🧑🌾
@@timefficienthow does this pertain to anything currently happening in the video, what, they’re speaking American English.
@@timefficientwhat
But he CAN say it 😅
“I think I can say the ah”😂😂
😂
now read it in a Brooklyn accent.
“My name is wonnie”
@@ashedfulhe said ronny but he also said "ah" instead of R
😂
Seriously the funniest thing I've seen all Week! I can't stop laughing.
“My name is wonnie” he indeed cant say his name 😂😂😂
“I think I can say the ahh, my name is Ronny”😭😭😭
@@mikayla_collie nope the joke is that he can only pronounce the 'r' when its in his name
@@mikayla_collie look dude im not gonna tell you why a joke is funny. If you don't think it's funny then that's cool I guess
@@mikayla_colliepretty sure u missed the joke.. it’s okay tho
@@mikayla_collie that he isn’t able to pronounce “r” but can strongly pronounce it only when it comes to his name, but I think most ppl decided to be ignorant and slightly racist😅
@@mikayla_collieBecause he did pronounce it correctly...
Caw caw like a crow bro😂😂
“My name is Wonnie” 😂
Even Ronnie doesnt even know his real accent is anymore😅 His accent is a melting pot of different places 😅
Dude definitely from New York and the New Jersey area 😂
coffee pot, pot belly pig, pig out, outside, sidestep, stepladder, ladders and shutes, oh my!
@@jello530 I am also hearing Boston accent for some reason 😅
Mine too. It sucks😂😅😂😅
Like your grammar
He’s got that Boston accent somehow 😭😂
He lived there and grew up in new Hampshire
@@curbantulahe only lived in New Hampshire for 5 years
@@mattingtonbeh1812 And that's just enough for an Boston accent 😂
His accent is influence by Australian accents. Before moving to the USA, he learned English in Australia and was a celebrity there for a while with a fairly successful career
His accent is influence by Australian accents. Before moving to the USA, he learned English in Australia and was a celebrity there for a while with a fairly successful career
when he makes beats his tag is "omg onnie"
It'd be hilarious if he said "It's not an accent, I'm from Boston!"
Still an accent tho
lol he did, he said that's where he lived first when he moved to America
He speaks with an australian accent, not american.
He spent a decade in Australia went to college there and had a tv show in Australia, Most likely he picked up an Australian accent
That would be an accent
"I think I can say duh aaa"
*My name is Ronnie*
he definitely pronounces the TH properly
😂😂😂
Bro had to lock in to say his name
He used his American accent when he said Ronnie 😂😂
I think he gets the “Aarh” from his time living in Australia 😆
I was legit thinking I say it ca toon and ca, and was wondering how that's wrong but ig Americans really like emphasising the r (I grew up in australia)
@@fleepity it’s all the Irish influence on our American english
Ronnie staaaaaaahhp!!!!😢
but then they add an R every single time something has a sound like ‘No/Know’ they say ‘naaurrrrrr’
I was a bout the be like, I can hear an R it’s just a soft r
Ronnie is hilarious. One of my favorite comedians. Dude is AGGRESSIVELY funny.
If you haven't seen him telling the audience at a show what the Texas state motto is you gotta look it up. Shit is hilarious. It's the most passive aggressive "Let a foreigner teach you about your country" bit 😂
@@HyphyJuice916 On my way...🏃♀️
@@kyssedbyfyre915 enjoy! ✊
@@HyphyJuice916what does this comment mean. Please explain because I can’t read English.
Too bad he’s a predator
He said “I think I can say the ah”🫃
He put more effort into saying his name than i have ever put into anything in my life...lol
That accent went away real quick after Ronnie 😂😂😂
During 😂
"My name is Ronnie". He nailed the R thing down a while ago. 🤣
“No, I think I can say the *AH*.”
I'm dead when he says his name 😂
He said “when I say cah what do you heaR” lol I died laughing when I noticed that
He's almost following British pronunciation/ lack thereof. When it precedes a vowel he pronounces the R, but in front of a consonant he doesn't.
@@001variationYeah, but the comment you replied to just pointed out that he pronounced _car_ with an "ah" sound but _hear_ like "ear" with a harder r sound.
My point being that neither _car_ nor _hear_ have an r that proceeds a vowel.
Regardless, you're probably right, and I'm just nitpicking.
@@amberwhite44nah the other guy was right
@@connorfinnegan2093 I didn't think he was wrong. I just wanted to point out that his explanation doesn't apply to the comment's example.
I'm not trying to argue.
“my name is 🛹Ronnie🤙🏻🏄♂️”
skateboardronniecallsurf???
he said ""hear" perfectly fine, and he didn't catch it lol
He became American for a second
He has a perfect Boston accent
Or Australian 😂
Im from Massachusetts they dont really talk like this its just white ppl from south Boston
im a white guy from southie and this is %100 true@@Himmy_Neutron_blac_genius
@@Himmy_Neutron_blac_genius
Shieeeeeet
@@basedchicana1776 u didn't know? We have no accent here other then the south Boston mark Walberg accent
He laughing but he wont be able to mutter another R for MONTHS 😂❤
Man went hard R 😂😂😂
Chat gpt and Gemini having a casual conversation
The whisper of practicing "cartoon" under his breath 😂😂
Bro I read this and immediately heard it in the video as I read this that was great😂
“I think I can say the ah”😂
Wow exact copy of the comment 3 months older and 2 comments above yours. Well done
@@raijinoflimgrave8708 I know right! I know it was insane to you.. but guess what… I didn’t copy them I just thought it was funny and commented it like everyone else! Cool am I right!?
Bro the wonnie got me dying
“I think I’ll use my credit card” ahh flow change
saying ahh is cringe!
@@kushpaladin dang u right I’ll change my ways😢
@@kushpaladin I think it's less funny than "ass" and childish but idk how you think it's cringe
U got this keep up the ahh
@@Shmee3353 what does this mean 😢
Ronnie says ‘car’ like ‘cah’ because he grew up speaking British English, in Malaysia. He mentioned attending a British school. And he then moved to Australia. And they pronounce ‘car’ like ‘cah’ too. (Except it’s slightly more nasal than British English)
he is from malaysia
malays do love their brittish accent.
That is so interesting because anyone I’ve ever met from Malaysia had a British accent lol
@@Redline6ixRonnie got mixed with an Australian accent though 😂😂😂
@@TheChenchen 😂 literally when I first heard him do stand up I thought he grew up in New Zealand or somewhere close
His parents named him ronnie for this moment.
The "R" is there when he ask"What do you hear?"
This man can only use R when he says Ronnie 😂
😂😂😂
🤔
But he said wonnie
@@Dani-GGermannah he said Ronnie, that's why it's funny
@@nina7072 why do you think they laughed st?😂😂
Bobby Lee is a mad man. Love it
I love his laugh it brings me many 😹 9
Wasn't he the same guy who rvp3d a lil girl
@@shadowdemon7770 ✂️
@@shadowdemon7770 please troll elsewhere sir “demon” 🤦♂️🤣
@@kevinspeight4664 why you don't like facts? Its true look it up.
That was definitely a "Wronnie". 😂
I think I can say the “ah” 😂
Bobby Lee Doesn't _Dislike_ Asian Stereotypes, he _dislikes_ Asian People. It's all starting to come together!
Well he kinda does hate himself the most, so it's not really a surprise 😊
no he doesnt
Yeah I can make the best black jokes cause I'm black I'll leave people not sure if they are allowed to laugh or not lol
He hates himself. Fuck its all coming together 😂😂
His love of white people is unmatched
He had to concentrate to say his name
"I think I can say the aaah." 😂
When he says r is comes out ah lmao then says Ronnie perfectly
Ronnie has more of an Australian accent because he used to study law at Melbourne Uni. I think he used to do stand up comedy in Melbourne before moving to the US.
That’s not right. It has to do with his first language, influencing his English pronunciation.
@@dawnbarrie5868He definitely lived in Australia, so it’s not that weird to think that maybe his first language AND practicing english in Australia would influence his english pronunciation.
@@dawnbarrie5868 As an Aussie he sounds exactly like any one of us, but with a mild asian accent
He started his career in Australia. He studied here. He just has an Aussie accent with a very, very, very light Asian accent.
He was on the ABC show with Lawrence Mooney back in the early 10's
Also married in Melbourne
“I think I CAN say the *ahh”*
“Say R”
“AughhhhhHHHHHHHHHH”
Mfw I just realized the Asian accent is just the Boston accent
That explains Diane Nguyen from BoJack Horseman. 😅
When you say asian that includes 100s of accents
@@-godsspeed-9159 just like Boston
Rhoticity is rare from a global linguistics perspective.
No this is just the Boston accent lmao
he said it so innocently lmao
He can’t say the R unless he’s saying his name lmfao 😂😂
Bro said “Wronny”
“Emotional damage “ 😂😂
different asian bro
@@3xk890 they all the exact sa-
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
@@caniputmyballsinyojaw ua-cam.com/users/shortsYu0tN0Jc2ZE?si=7uW4HYYCd2eAxn0w