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How To Speak With A Scottish Accent
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2011
- Actor and voice coach Gareth Jameson teaches you how to speak Scottish. Sean Connery eat your heart out. Check out Gareth's attempt at an Australian accent here: bit.ly/2t1oq08
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Plot twist: this guy is Scottish and all the other posh accent stuff is actually what he's putting on
sound like english this guy
Possibly englander
I'm Scottish
Guys its called a joke
It’s an RP accent
I just want to learn the scottish accent so when I'm insulting it sounds more pissed off.
Okay, I'll help ye oot: lesson one: there is no Scottish accent. There's West and East Highlands, Lowlands, Glaswegian, and Ulster freaks. They're no the same.
Get tae fuck. Thats one
i do that but with a german accent so that i sound even more pissed
HEY SWINE VAT DID YOU SAY TO ME
Bro, you sound like a twat when you try to do a Scottish accent and insult people, there isn’t even a singular Scottish accent there are many
wit the fuck are you daeyin
I’m Scottish but somehow this guy can do a better Scottish accent than me 😂
😂
I love the Scottish accent especially Glasgow 😂
Your comment has a lot value. It shows that what we stereotypically think of regiional accents are usually stronger than what actual speakers speak.
Wow really
I'm from the Caribbean and for the 2nd time in the past hour people said I sound Scottish
I came here so I can speak like Shrek since I'm playing him in my school musical
Adrian Ramsey same but I’m just trying to sound like Shrek because I love our ogre lord
Your going the right way for a smacked bottom
Brilliant
Glad your thinking so highly of Scotland
Same bro except I’m not playing him a school musical, I just wanna talk like shreck
50% of the video views are scottish folk trying to see if anyone really can do our accent
how can I learn the Scottish Accent? I love Scottish Accent,
Bünyamin Albayak Ahah, well it's very thick and we have our own words instead of english words
+Rachael Slaven im Scottish and I can easily do the accent I moved to England when I was 4 then I lost it but I can under stand everything in the Scottish language. im from Aberdeen
+Rachael Slaven I'm Serbian and I love Scottish accent, it's bloody awesome!
Yeah I'm Scottish soooooo
I used to teach abroad and my students told me that they found it easier to learn English in my accent (Scottish) because it sounds more or less identical to how you write it. The letter 'r' is always an 'r' sound, the 't' is always a 't' sound, and the vowels are almost always consistent. I don't understand why people go out of their way to learn an English accent when Scottish is so much easier for non-native speakers in terms of the correlation between written and spoken words.
Yeah, the most phonetic english accent ever.
Easier for me.
As someone from Kenya I couldn't agree more. Scottish accent is very clear and understandable.
okay yeah thats probably a reason why people say i sound scottish sometimes! im finnish so i tend to pronounce some words close to how theyre written
Bro how do yall understand stand this dhit bro 💀
Aye
Characters that ppl want to imitate:
1. Scottish Pokemon Trainer
2. Demoman
3. Some girl in VrChat
Omg i love that trainer
What makes me a good demoman? An accent, apparently.
Soap Mactavish :)
I tried a Scottish accent in class.
I'm home schooled.
where's conductor
You Scottish people are lucky.
Everything you say sounds hot
Really?
Cameron Robertson Most definitely! 😉
Thanks!
Definitely.
Wish it worked that way on the Scottish birds
"I'm Scottish and we sound nothing like that!!!" Wow, it's almost like he said he was doing a generalized accent at the beginning of the video!
tigergirl305 since u r Scottish u don’t hear your accent cause ur used to it people from other places ask me about my accent but I don’t know I have one
@@piggyplayz6202
I don't have an accent but my parents do cuz they were raised in Africa and ppl say they have and accent but since I love with them I don't hear it
Except you do. People rarely analyze their own accent so when they hear someone else analyze it, they aren’t aware of how they sound.
It depends where your from tbh I’m from the highlands so our accents are like a mix of American and posh Englishman unless we’re angry then the accent comes out but down south it’s more of a stereotypical chewbacca learns how to sound Irish lol and forgets how to say the letter a
Also, and this is generalized, the first word in a Scottish sentence is emphasized, then the following words are spoken low, then the middle of the sentence is spoken medium, then the remaining words are spoken low. So, it's like 'High - low - low - low - Medium - low - low - low', know what I mean? Kind of hard to explain in text.
That's the inflection you're describing, like how in most dialects you tend to raise in pitch when asking a question
That makes sense to me; it's like the main part of what is being communicated, particularly in an emotional sense comes through with that word
Omg it does. I didn’t even notice I did that. (Ya this video is very generalised because there is different accents in Scotland within a 10 mile radius from each other.)
Yea we dae that
I read that in a Scottish accent, and without even forcing it, but instead slowly realizing as I continued reading, you're actually right. I guess you could say it sorta comes naturally.
I'm a native Portuguese speaker from Portugal, and I always loved the accent.
I've been studying it during my free time, and I must say it's been quite easy for me. The 'R' sound is so natural for me.
sou português também e sempre achei mais fácil! também ajuda que o meu pai é escocês ahaha
Mais um português para a conversa! (Se bem que sou rapariga)
Eu estou aqui porque em junho eu e a minha mãe vamos à Escócia e queremos ver quem consegue fazer o melhor sotaque.
Um fator a nosso favor (portugueses) é a grande diversidade fonética da nossa língua. Poucas línguas têm tantos sons e isso ajuda-nos muito quando tentamos aprender novas línguas e sotaques.
Let's goooo, outros tugas à procura do sotaque escocês
@@matichagak548comecei a dar risada depois que li "rapariga", esqueci que o pessoal de Portugal fala "rapariga" em vez de "mulher"
@@gjota1371somos dois mano
when you come here because you need a new voice for your D&D characters... Can't be a squeaky british girl forever
That's awesome
Same here
Lmao same
Me
I’m in this comment and I don’t like it
Who else finds themselves reading the comments in a scottish accent?
lol
you talked me into it
me because I am Scottish ^-^
that accent is adorable
me XD
I’m going to receive so much hate... please don’t hurt me...
I came here so I could talk like a Dwarf
Same my dude
I actually came here for demoman
I came because I'm in love with Outlander series
lmaoooooooo 💀
Same
I’m Scottish and I do have to say this is actually the best tutorial I have seen he sounds like my dad
0:54 “it would be very rare to hear murrrrderrrr with big long R’s”
Conductor from a hat in time: Am I a joke to ye?
Easy lad
I WAS THINKING.*conductor is that you?*
It's actually kinda freaky how spot-on his attempt at a Scots accent is.
Sure he sounds it but the words he speaks r completely wrong why does he say birds like that 😂 im scotish btw and 11 years old
Erin Heaney It is a wee bit off, but I had to go back and listen again to see what you meant.
Arichty fae Dundee btw :P
I'm from Arbroath! :)
Erin Heaney I dinnae ken
Ehh?^^
"Hello evrrribodi, do I sound like merrrida, noh? "
I read this in merrida's voice xD
its naw duhhhh
+Phoenix MSP 😂😂
Aye ya lassy, ya do.
galihvevo ranggalih no I'm Scottish and that's only slang like no one says noh 😕
Came here since I'm playing a Scottish gnome in D&D. This vid was a big help
That is extremely helpful. I'll have to study this video. I've always wanted to be able to mimic both Scottish and Irish accents. Being able to tell the difference already puts me ahead of a lot of Americans, lol.
Knowing they're different countries puts you ahead of most Americans
He's rolling his R's too much lol
Вы уверены, что?
Yeah and it's not that we all necesarrily roll our 'r's but we just say them rather than being all English with an 'aaaaaahhh' we just say 'are'.
Also, we have the same first name :)
It's exaggerated but that's how you learn to speak in a different accent.
You're actually very good! I'm a Scot and the only thing I'd question is havenae. I'd say huvnae. Otherwise, I like the video and you've captured us well!
I'm Scottish and both sound right to me but used in different ways including husnae or it might just be regional... he husnae ( hasn't)done that...they huvnae (haven't)goat/got it. I havnae ( have not) been there before. All mean the same thing but but how the sentence is said is what word and what it saying obv determines which way it gets said. Love from Scotland xxxx
I watched this to help nail the voice of a character I thought was Scottish in a book I’m reading to my kids, and the next paragraph explained he had a southern accent but spoke as if he was from Scotland. Thanks anyway!
"meRRRda" sounded like the word wich means literally shit in Portuguese hahaha
Who is thinking of James McAvoy?
me hahaha
+Leyla Polat I came here because of him :))) hahahaha
+Leyla Polat LOL HERE.HAVE YOU SEEN "FILTH"?
+Leyla Polat Same rules apply.
+Leyla Polar Ewan McGregor actually, but him too.
Ok so I'm Scottish this is the accent that movies portray I feel u would have to be in Scotland to understand how we actually speak?
Kay Gow exactly.
True
Kay Gow i
I know why did they get someone English.
aye ats right lad its hard if ya nae a scott tae speak scottish and trust me my american freinds have tried and failed every time :P
I just want to speak like James Mcavoy
You're really out here calling me out alright lets scrap
He's hot and a good actor
Not a bad choice
Same here lmao
Here because of Outlander, and because I want to give my LARP character a scottish accent (thanks to the group I'm in)
Currently doing as much research as I can so I won't sound stupid
I go to school in Glasgow (I'm American). I find imitating a Scottish accent to be near impossible. My mates are always trying to get me to do it.
"murrrderrr" Ha! that was hilarious.
I live in Hong Kong and I was born in the southern general hospital. unlike you, I moved from scotland to Hong Kong when I was 2 years old so I lost the accent and I am desperately trying to get it back.
My arse. An American going to a school in glasgow? That’s amazing.
@@davidgraham370 its 8 years late, but im having an exact opposite situation now, from hong kong to scotland and got a Scottish accent now
@@Jamie-kv9egI’m doing the same but I’m Edinburgh lol
The most beautiful gurel in the wureld
hahaah
+The 3rd Testicle can I gehh(get) some waaher( water)
+Mahesh Murali Dang that really helped, I got the 'arenae' 'havnae' stuff down, didn't know the 't' was swapped with an 'h' in some cases!
It's pronounced 'lass'.
The bonniest lassie in a' the world
An English friend of mine laughed at the fact that "Train Spotting" had subtitles here in America.
tip from a scot: don’t roll your r’s as much as he is lmao
Ikr lol
I can’t roll my R’s though! ;-;
When I try that it just sounds like the Japanese version of R. ;-;
i felt that
I am at least a year late but I saw somewhere that if you say 'udder' multiple times quickly, you might get a rolled R at the end of the word.
Works with 'ladder' and 'butter' too (I think)
Otherwise, just try or train it until you get it right. That's what I did when I was little and then I finally got it right.
@@evehellod9776 It worked with 'ladder' for me, thanks for this advice :)
The tongue roll takes a lot of practice.
ama yeah i don't roll my r's and most people i know don't, except my grandparents but i can do it it's just not normal for me.
Which is heaveya..
A kilogram ob steew oh
A kilogram ob fedars
@@arthurthedeaddealerofbread6432 cos stills heaveah than feders
@林 bu'
Stills heaveah 'han feders
i can do this HAHA but i can't grasp saying normal sentences in the accent
Remember to drink 8 glasses a day.
...
Woughteh
Best comment 😂😂😂
I’m Scottish and I’ve just realised how true this video is 😂
After watching outlander...i am in love with the Scottish accent!!
I only wanted to be able to say "Get in mah swamp" like my lord and savior, Shrek.
“bird” in the scottish accent means “cold” in arabic
I noticed!
Trueeee
Baaareed
I was looking for a video on how to speak scottish for a video project. How did I already watched the whole thing, liked it!?!?? what did I need this for
I’m a 16 year old Norwegian guy who should be doing homework but instead tries to learn Scottish for fun😂😂
Are you still learning Scottish? Now you are 21
Shit nah I don’t really do that anymore. I turned 20 about a week ago. Crazy how fast time moves. Have a good day man
I have a few mates that are from Scotland, and I just love hearing them talk, most times I just shut up and listen because I love the Scottish accent, it is awesome.
Where are you from?
Jesse Pinkman I live in Australia, I used to work with people who are Scottish. and they sound completely different to what this guy was doing.
It would be interesting to put a bunch of people with different accents and regional variants into a room and listen to them converse and interact with each other and compare how they sound. Imagine a Texan talking with an Australian or A Boston person talking with and Irish person. I wonder if a bunch of English speaking people of varying accents and dialects were lost and stranded on an island how the culture of their descendants would sound. Would they have a mix of Texan/Long Island/Liverpudlian/Glasgow/New Zealand/Dublin/Rhode Island/Perth/North Carolina accent? Which accent would be dominant or would they form some new type of accent?
Oh boy...so I'm from Texas and will be in Glasgow for a wee bit this autumn. I wonder if I'll pick up the language lol.
the contrast of how confident he seems saying the script vs how nervous he looks checking it rattles me
I'm Scottish and when I try to do a British accent it comes out as Scottish so this was easy lol
I'm Scottish and find this offensive... Haha no. But I'm Scottish and can't even roll my r's help
***** You could just have a different accent. He did say generalized Scottish English but there are other Scottish accents. Or maybe you don't live near people who roll r's?
Its not difficult i actually try hard to not roll my rs 😂
Where abouts are you in Scotland? I'm fae Irvine!!! I've just noticed I do depending on the word where the r is lol
Dundee.
Im hispanic and I can only roll my rs once.
You have gained the perks, *’intimidate’, ‘confuse’,and ‘mighty roar’*
thanks for that! I always have bright smile when I hear a Scot speaker, for some reason it just warms my hear to hear.
I'm researching the Scottish accent for voicing a certain character of mine, thank you so much for this video!
I just want to sound like the 12th Doctor.
Or 10
Or Amy Pond
DAVID TENNANT!!!!
+P.S. ILoveGaming I just want to sound like soap from mw3
+Spongebob Squarepants you've caught me...
The Scottish accent is so adorable. Couple that with some good sarcasm, ginger hair and a kilt and you guys have serious game.
I came here to learn how to say « DISGOSTANG » 😂 if you understand the reference, I love you
Took a shat
I got a Scottish accent after watching Austin Powers, but all I could say was "GET IN MY BELLY!"
mineraftguy123 OMG SAMEEE.... GIT IN MA BELLEE ^-^
When I traveled for the first time abroad and thus had to use the English language to communicate; I did not have control over the pronunciation, although I knew.
Many accused me of singing and after I had that under control, the people thought I was Scottish because I pronounced with the Dutch southern dialect, Noord-Brabants / Flemish - and the Scots pronounce many words with the same emphasis as the Dutch on á, é, ó, í.
The Flemish accent is the most polite, it sounds in Dutch as the British dialect sounds to Americans; and My Brabantse accent is the French R and not pronouncing the T and the D's.
Of all the dialects, Sco'ish sounds the most beautiful and - ''in touch''.
I will definitely learn and develop this dialect further; though I have to get more control over the accent that I have now - through learning new languages and exposure to other languages and dialects and folk music, I have developed ear for distinction.
***** Though languages change as they are organic, thus an expression of not just the particular individual (quality of mind, geography, ideals, organs), but of a whole population.
Affected by demographic shifts, warfare, idealistic change, trade, inter-marriages, isolation; still a language will adjust to the people; hence a clear differentiation between Ebonics and the English branches developed by the diverse European populations.
Thus, even though the English language is more or less bastardized Latin, it is bastardized in the sense that the pronunciation has been adjusted over time by the people, thus a more Germanic expression in such regards.
Though Dutch and German are similar in many regards, the differences in certain pronunciations are very clear; as we have ''ch'' as they also have in the Arabic and Hebrew language.
But I find Dutch to have more in common with Swedish.
The Germanic branches are rich; but indeed the Scottish dialect is interesting.
***** dont discount the Saxon influence as well, considering Lower Scotland was invaded by the Saxons/Angles
Did ye aye?
I'm Aberdonian and was all ready to pull your accent apart but you did beautifully! My sister acted for a while and despite having exactly the same upbringing as I did, now speaks rather like you do (R.P.). I am going to watch the rest of these and attempt to tone my own (rather posh Scots) accent down to see if she notices next time I go home. 25 years in London have done little to my accent although I speak much more slowly here, so, I will try, my sister did do voice production classes, but I also did elocution when I was small but, if you heard us, without seeing us, you wouldn't think we were related.
Spot on. As a Scotsman I can tell you that was a good explanation.
The best "accent video" I've ever seen! Well done Gareth! Your video about Irish accent was tremendous, but this one is absolute class, top of the tops.
At 1:44 you say "no deference" without meaning to do Scottish accent, but you are doing perfect one accidentally :D Well I think it is accidental :D
My father's side is Scottish but I was raised in America and I thought it would be cool to learn the accent! Thanks!
"That'll do donkey, that'll do"
This video just helped me nail a Scottish character voiceover for a video game today. This guy is the real deal. I've voiced hundreds of characters for video games, but NEVER one Scot. This was a pretty big title so I was a bit uneasy at first. On the drive to the studio I kept repeating his words "the girrl had a rrred birrd" and it really REALLY helped. I'm coming back to this dude before auditions and gigs from now on.
How was it
I don't roll my r's at all
Same
Ikr
Really, I thought everyone could do it. But the. Again both of my parents are from Mexico, and "r's" are rolled in Spanish.
Traditionally (originally) Scots dialect only has tapped or rolled r's, so if you heard a Scots person in 1800s speak you would never hear an english or american r. However, since WW2 due to globalisation and increased education, migration and media the 'normal r' has been increasingly adopted. Most folk now speak on a 'class continuum'- lower/working classes in urban or rural communities tend to always tap/roll there r's, while middle classes increasing use less r tapping as you move up the wealth ladder (ie. 'Water' with an american r but 'girl' with a tapped r and two syllables for example) until theres none. This makes sense since middle class and higher are more likely to have links to a different country (america, england, ireland) and this is reflected in their speech and the tapped r's must be one of the first features to be lost probably.
Come tae the east coast around Dundee, fife and Perth - you'll hear plenty of r tapping!
yeah but you send people rolling after them.
Learning how to do a Scottish accent so I can roleplay my dwarf artificer in my friend's DnD campaign.
This guy is my old English teacher. Lovely guy really wish him the best.
thank you!! i love voice acting but i've always had the most trouble with scottish. this helps a lot!
That's how I pronounce English after a Danish lesson.
Then, when told to speak more clearly, I switch to Russian accent.
I wish I can make the pronunciation sounds he makes, 👏👏👏
I can’t say how much I love Scottish accent it’s like music to me
David Tennant, Peter Capaldi
Peter Capaldi
Dinny ferget Karen Gillan
*who else is Scottish and is here for no reason*
Thank you so much for this video. I auditioned for a play and i got shrek so now im practicing his accent
When you’re doing Macbeth with your school...
That couch and room though Teheeheee
hahahhaha
Wanna learn Scottish? Simply listen to the dwarves of the Witcher videogames! :DD
Zoltan!
EvilGamerCrowley yeah man!
or some of the dwarves in World of Warcraft
Zoltan, Cleaver and Yarpen...
...and now, on Netflix (with the shittiest Scottish accent I've ever heard!)
This video is actually quite a good help, I’ve recently found myself as a Dungeon Master for a dungeon of dragons campaign and want to do a little bit more out of the voices for different npcs in it campaign.
The video is 10 years old and I’ve bought the same Senheiser headphones just last year 😄
Actually, Scots is a dialect that used to be so different from English that it was practically its own language. It has since died, but books upon books were written in Scots. It features different spellings for English words, and many of its own unique words influenced by the Pictish and Gaelic languages of old.
this is too hard for me -.- im asian
Same
easy for me, Indonesian.
you might be an east Asian and you're one of those people that thinks east Asia is the only "Asian" countries, like how people always think that every Asian is wide eyed lol.
Im asian to
I am but it wasn't hard at all. It almost sounds a bit stereotypically Indian
bruh I feel you
Scottish accent is my very favorite accent to hear, I love it so much. Been watching old Upstairs/Downstairs w/ Gordon Jackson, LOVE to hear him speak, especially when saying the words: calm, third, thirty, years, careful, worse.
Right, you've got us down pretty well, but you forgot to mention about how we kinda just like, combine our words. Like "I dinny wanna do at" or "I canny come to yer place e night, sorry lad" and about how much we swear. Oh god we swear a lot. We basically combine any words that have that ' in it. So what I'm saying is Can't, becomes canny.
Can't = canny
Don't = dinny
Won't = willnae
Couldn't = couldnae
Shouldn't = shouldnae
Wouldn't = wouldnae
I'm = Imma
Isn't = Isnae
(basically not, becoming nae)
On the rare occasion, the only word we use with a ' in it is it's.
And we miss out our vouls quite a bit. We also say wee or a tad bit instead of small or little.
In some of our words we add ny because, why not. "it's a tad bitty cauld (cold) oot here lads".
(This is a generic Scottish accent I'm talking about)
But otherwise, you've gotten us most accurate so far to be fair. Not bad on ye lad. (I'm using my mums account currently. But I was brought up in the Caithness area).
If you wanna hear a real Scottish accent, look up Voice Recognition In a Lift
That's a classic mate
Funny as ma man. Haha
11.
i've watched that and its funny as hel
God i'm so in love with the Scottish accent! I lovvvvvvveeeee it.
thanks
You left out what I find to be one of the most characteristic Scottish vowel pronunciations: Scots often pronounce short “I” like a short “e,” so fish becomes fesh, mids becomes meds, hill becomes hell, etc.
It's funny, because the Scottish way if running words together and dropping certain letters such as in "gotten any" being said sort of as "goten-eny" is a lot like how we in the south do with our words as well. Many would call it "lazy tounge" but really it's just a dialect.
I have auditions for a Scottish role in a musical tonight and this helped soooo much! Thank you!!!
Did you make it
Yer goin to be fine donkeh.
The Scottish Twins Donald and Douglas😂😂😂
i searched for shrek accent tutorials and this is the closest i got
How to speak in a Scottish accent “by an Englishman”
Actually, a native Scot would have a much harder time explaining the accent because it's just normal speech for them.
I'm not even American
Shrek is love, Shrek is life.
No way
Lol
+Michael Umbreon tried it with the scottish 'r' lols
Michael Myers NANI?!
YES, MATE
i loved this. coming here from the US because i absolutely love the Scottish accent. started watching Still Game and it's a challenge watching without English subs lol. i think you nailed this video mate, cheers!
I need this for my dnd character 😭
This reminds me of Shrek.
***** Shrek? fuck no. ITS BRAVEHEART
Karwan Mizori They use the same accent, so it could be any.
+Karwan Mizori yeah! Braveheart!
This reminds me of Trainspotting.
this reminds me demoman
If you wanna learn Scottish accent, just watch Spartacus and listen to John Hannah. He's got a sexy Scottish accent! :)
Soul Melody The guy who play Jonathan Carnahan from the Mummy trilogy, right?
As a Scottish person, I came here to mock your attempt at my accept ... but here I am eating humble pie because it's actually pretty well on point.
I can fall in love hearing this accent :)
(Thanks for pointing these out!
I'm going to be fair and say, he's pretty close to the mark. Sounds like a Dundee-ish accent.
Im dundonian and i have quite an orey accent and that dinnea really sound like me
yeah
I'm from Glasgow and me accent I'll admit is a wee bit tough to understand
Does anyone else confuse Scottish accents with Irish ones?
Only people who aren't British or Irish
Kris McMillan Or Scottish
Kris McMillan How can ANYONE?? Do people confuse American and Canadian? Oh hang on, with peoples brain powers nowadays maybe so but how the hell can anyone confuse Irish and Scottish no matter where they are from? I get the Gaelic links but Scotland had 2 languages before anyway. The Scottish accent is so different from the Irish it is like comparing Australian and New Zealanders or Americans and Canadians
I'm still not great at identifying accents, but the more you hear of any particular dialect the better you are at knowing what it is and whats not it.
***** You moron. Scottish and Irish are nothing alike and neither is Canadian and American. Do your ears work??
The luvliester gerrel in the werreld is gud with fud in the pull!
Whats the difrence between English accent and scottish accent
So much hate against videojug lol
It's hard not to. :-)