Could the German language have influenced the RP accent? The Hanoverian dynasty was German, and Queen Victoria spoke German before she spoke English. In standard High German, there is no short "a" sound, as in "apple.," and German-speakers sometimes pronounce the short "a" as a short "e, " saying "apple" as "epple," "shack" as "sheck," etc.
@@natianatia351 But it doesn't necessarily mean that any Germanesque pronunciation will take root. Take for instance the tens of thousands of Germans, from all over Germany (regional accents diversity), and from all social classes (same diversity) that flocked to England in the lead up to WW2. Nowhere has it been stated that English people were starting to pick up on some Germanesque ways of pronunciating certain words. Much more importantly, the millions of Germans that continuously emigrated to the USA did not change the local accents (Texan drawl just stayed the same, etc.). It takes someone very influential, like Queen Victoria, for people to start aping her pronunciation. Had she been only the wife of some Duke or Baron or whomever, it would have never taken off. Perhaps it might have even been ridiculed. So, it's not the features of the foreign language per se, but the importante and influence of a specific person. Imagine Queen Victoria coming from Spanish or Italian background, den peepol might ehstar eemeetaytin di aksen.
@@x2y3a1j5 I am talking about the Anglo Saxons. They came from Germany and brought the language with them. They contributed a lot into British English language
German might have ended up impacting the speaking of English , in certain parts of America , such as say various regions of Pennsylvania , where I as a Pennsylvanian German am originally from . It's just that years of prejudice against such a Germanized dialect , especially stemming from the two subsequent world wars , has served to discourage the prominence of this particular accent . Still , among some people , such as my father , and his siblings , you can still hear this rather quaint way of pronunciation . It's just that for one thing it is considered by the general population to sound rather rustic and strange , and also for those of us who had failed to learn how to properly pronounce the "th" syllable , as a considerable number of foreigners have difficulty doing , when it comes to speaking English , our manner of speech was deemed by the schools as constituting a pathology that should be corrected by spending time in speech therapy . So now I have in time developed new more socially accepted patterns of speaking , that are not so stigmatizing .
Hi Katherine, my lovely, my Friday's sunbeam, my eardrums' delight, my Rose of England, 🙂 Sorry for the short comment this time but the thing is I'm a bit lost for words at the moment. I'm still under the spell of this new and extrôôôrdinary video. This is a gem and a royal gift. You truly did a fantastic job! 🙏👍👏👏👏 I laughed so much at your so funny and irresistible imitation of the Queen : 'They sound like two cehts being strehngled!' 😂🤣 And yet, this was only for the Everly Brothers. Now, imagine her reaction to her hearing of The Sex pistols, Judas, Motorhead, Megadeth, Slayer or Metallica ... 😂😂🤣 Now, I need to watch again the whole video a couple of more times to relish it again Merci Katherine, thanks Fair Princess, Love, bisous 🥰🌹
Beautifully described all of them with enjoyable accents and watching your charming videos!!! Our support to your hardworking will always be appreciated.
@@englishwithkatharine Well, I can learn English language from you, but you are not a part of FragComm. , so many of us simply know the world of fragrances better than you. Scent Of The Day : Hermès - Bel Ami (shaker bottle) Cheers madame....
Why is it every time I watch your videos, I get dragged into some ‘Pride and Prejudice’ way of life? I just finished watching the 2005 movie because of your influence and looking forward to watching the 1995 BBC series. Last time I read the book was in 1979 and may read it again. Anyway, I now know the difference between the RP and modern RP accents. This was a great learning video. But I have to admit, I love the modern RP accent more so than the RP accent. It is more balanced in politeness, directness, and pronunciation. I am glad you enjoyed your Christmas. Have a Happy New Year! And I am looking forward your 2024 videos.
Hahah I like knowing about the journeys you go on after watching! Love pride & prejudice! Thank you so much for your supportive comments on my videos this year 🤗 Happy new year to you & all your loved ones! 🌟✨🌟✨🌟
@@englishwithkatharine So now we have two standards to follow, General British English (modern RP) and General American English (mid-western USA - central Ohio). Good to know.
Dear Katharine! I took your advice and watched the movie "My Fair Lady " again, 40 years later, but in English without translation. It's a fantastic feeling and a fantastic movie as well!! THANKS so much for your advice!!! It's AMAZING!! I'm really appreciate your lessons and your SPARKLES!!!❤❤❤❤❤
The year 2023 has not been so wonderful...but you, Kat, stood out as the best surprise ever! Your politeness, your smile, your eyes, your beauty have been a ray of sun in a dark night! Thank you for bringing us so much joy in learning a fantastic language! I know that 2024 will be even better because of you and your splendid videos! I wish you a memorable year full of everything you long for and I'm sure you will get it! Take care and never change the way you are! Many kisses from Rome, Kat!
Hi Kate, as usual you have made a very good video, with an interesting subject about RP, the queen would be very grateful to you, well done❤ Have a wonderful Yuletide
Dear Katharine, thanks for teaching & giving us more modern royal RP accent information on which is quite wierd to hear and pronounce them as well like the royal family. Anyway, it was good to know the way they speak. I am very keen on different type of the uk accents using up & down the country such as cookney, scouse. We will be pleased to have these accents lessons. Looking forward to watching them by 2024. May the new year of 2024 bless you as well as all fans/students from all over the entire world with health, wealth, and happiness...Take it easy! See you next year🎉🍾🍻💃🕺🎇🎆🎉🥳 Hasan from Izmir, TURKEY
Utterly delightful....thank you. Interestingly, I lived in the South East of England for a while and picked up the RP pronunciation unknowingly! Hilarious....
I love your accent ❤ I think modern RP is so much easier to understand (for a French person) I didn't even need subtitles 🤩 (When I watch the BBC I often need subtitles)
Oh gosh, I received this video rather late and I wished that it had arrived earlier... 😮 Anyways, it's absolute pleasure seeing you in the new year and hope that it will be an amazing year of endless opportunities to learn English from you and we couldn't have got any better place than your channel where the true English language was originated.. 🙏 🙏 Pleasant day, awesome year and keep spreading your good vibes to the world... 🌍😘🌹✌️ Hugs.xoxoxo Gams ❤️ (Sri Lanka)
Saying most English words starting with 'wh-' as if they began with 'hw-' is very old. It survives in many parts of the Eastern US and the primitive American South, but all in those areas speak that way either. The habit comes from Angle, Saxon, and Friesian sources and even survives in Scandinavian languages as 'hv-' Think of 'hvaal' or 'whale' or 'hwale'. The exceptions to that 'hw-' pronunciation are all but one word starting 'wh-' followed by 'o' as in 'who, whose, whom, whole;' No 'w' there. The one exception there is with 'Whoa' telling horses or others to stop. That comes out correctly as 'Hwoh'.
❤ Hello our beautiful teacher, I like your personality and your beautiful smile. Your lessons are very useful to me, and I love you very much. Good luck and beautiful wishes.
Dear professor, happy New Year. Thank you for your energy and all your love and will to pass on your knowledge to us. I have a lot of respect when someone gives their all ..... and it shows in you when you express gratitude for everyone's comments ... that is rarely seen. Happy New Year once again and greetings from Serbia 👑😉
Hello, and thank you again for, for your interesting upload video, now is midnight in Japan, and in the northern part is snowing, so, it makes me feel warmer to listen to you. Tomorrow my wife and I we are going to buy the ingredients, for making a very tasty shrimp 🍤 soup, but before that, we are going to have, smoked salmon with cuts of olives and white onion cuts, etc..etc..for the new year..maybe you know (sopa de gambas) and how are you going to recibe the new year? In Mexico sometimes some people say, we do not want a new one, give and old but nice one!, ( make sense)? Greetings from a Mexican person living in Japan…
Dear Katharine, I want to thank you for your commitment, your kindness and dedication to us. I hope 2024 be a great year to you and you achieve goals and dreams. You're such a great teacher, I am flattered to be your student. Best wishes from Brazil ❤
😂😂😂 I watched an amazing video. It was a funny lesson and lovely seeing you. 😅 I learned about British Culture and History English concerning the RP. Thank you so, so very much again for the excellent, awesome, funny video and a lot for fantastic speech with your conversation. Happy New Year. Welcome to 2024! I hope you have had a wonderful new year with lots of health and happiness! In addition moreover holiday. Greetings from Amaan.
Hi Kath, hope you celebrated Xmas with your dear ones. The year 2023 is coming to close. Let us welcome the year ahead. Longing to watch your lovely videos. You are bubbly and vivacious 🥰
Very interesting video. About the W sound at the beginning of words, if you listen to recordings of FDR, he pronounced words that begin with "wh" the same way, with a blowing sound.
Hello you ! gorgeous Kath ❤️ this lesson happens to be just the ticket for me ; love the RP accent . Wish I could have my accent evaluated by you ❤️ Season's greetings to you ,dear.
Deh...er KEHTHEERIN...... thehnk you for your veedeho. I did enjoy it very much. Today I have learnt a lot, these facts were completely unknown to me. Languages have always been my passion. Born in an Spanish-speaking country from Italian parents, lived in Canada and being a proud Canadian citizen and now living in the land of my parents you can imagine how important is your video for me. I thank you again for this invaluable knowledge. Cheers Carlos
Many thanks - jolly well done. I would just like to add ("edd") my recommendation of "Brief Encounter" as the finest of all films to illustrate the old school RP accent.
Hello, Katharine. I reckon that the very distinct aspect of your channel from all the other English educational ones is that you are telling us the background or history of the language in very comprehensive and interesting ways. I really like that. Thank you for providing us with useful and charming programs 😘
I’ve already watched Four weddings & a funeral long time ago, now Im gonna watch My fair Lady & Casablanca maybe one day Thank you Katharine and Im so happy to see you again ❤
Good evening Katherine. As always also this video is interesting. Thank you for everything you make for us. Have you a happy new year and I see you next video❤.
It's a pleasure to listen to you young lady !🤗 thank you
Love women's voices!
Your brilliant lesson is a little masterpiece, dear Katharine. It is amazing like journey on the Time Machine. Thanks a lot and Happy New Year!
Hehehe yay! Glad you like it 😊☺️
🤣🤣🤣The acting you started at 11:39 cracked me up. 🤣🤣🤣
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Could the German language have influenced the RP accent? The Hanoverian dynasty was German, and Queen Victoria spoke German before she spoke English. In standard High German, there is no short "a" sound, as in "apple.," and German-speakers sometimes pronounce the short "a" as a short "e, " saying "apple" as "epple," "shack" as "sheck," etc.
It might have done. After all English language belongs to Germanic group of languages
@@natianatia351 But it doesn't necessarily mean that any Germanesque pronunciation will take root. Take for instance the tens of thousands of Germans, from all over Germany (regional accents diversity), and from all social classes (same diversity) that flocked to England in the lead up to WW2. Nowhere has it been stated that English people were starting to pick up on some Germanesque ways of pronunciating certain words. Much more importantly, the millions of Germans that continuously emigrated to the USA did not change the local accents (Texan drawl just stayed the same, etc.).
It takes someone very influential, like Queen Victoria, for people to start aping her pronunciation. Had she been only the wife of some Duke or Baron or whomever, it would have never taken off. Perhaps it might have even been ridiculed. So, it's not the features of the foreign language per se, but the importante and influence of a specific person. Imagine Queen Victoria coming from Spanish or Italian background, den peepol might ehstar eemeetaytin di aksen.
@@x2y3a1j5 I am talking about the Anglo Saxons. They came from Germany and brought the language with them. They contributed a lot into British English language
Interesting. In German "apple" is "Apfel", аnd for germans is lighter to say epple (like in german word "edel") than "apple" or "upple" 🤔
German might have ended up impacting the speaking of English , in certain parts of America , such as say various regions of Pennsylvania , where I as a Pennsylvanian German am originally from . It's just that years of prejudice against such a Germanized dialect , especially stemming from the two subsequent world wars , has served to discourage the prominence of this particular accent . Still , among some people , such as my father , and his siblings , you can still hear this rather quaint way of pronunciation . It's just that for one thing it is considered by the general population to sound rather rustic and strange , and also for those of us who had failed to learn how to properly pronounce the "th" syllable , as a considerable number of foreigners have difficulty doing , when it comes to speaking English , our manner of speech was deemed by the schools as constituting a pathology that should be corrected by spending time in speech therapy . So now I have in time developed new more socially accepted patterns of speaking , that are not so stigmatizing .
Hi Katherine, my lovely, my Friday's sunbeam, my eardrums' delight, my Rose of England, 🙂
Sorry for the short comment this time but the thing is I'm a bit lost for words at the moment. I'm still under the spell of this new and extrôôôrdinary video. This is a gem and a royal gift. You truly did a fantastic job! 🙏👍👏👏👏
I laughed so much at your so funny and irresistible imitation of the Queen : 'They sound like two cehts being strehngled!' 😂🤣
And yet, this was only for the Everly Brothers. Now, imagine her reaction to her hearing of The Sex pistols, Judas, Motorhead, Megadeth, Slayer or Metallica ... 😂😂🤣
Now, I need to watch again the whole video a couple of more times to relish it again
Merci Katherine, thanks Fair Princess, Love, bisous 🥰🌹
HAHAHAH yes imagine if she had seen a heavy metal gig 🤣🤣
@@englishwithkatharine Indeed! 😂👸👑🤘🎸
Beautifully described all of them with enjoyable accents and watching your charming videos!!! Our support to your hardworking will always be appreciated.
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The word "posh" pretty accurately describes Chanel's fragrances.
Tom would adore vintage Antaeus on his neck.
ThEnk you Katy.
I don’t agree. They’re timeless and elegant 😊
@@englishwithkatharine
Well, I can learn English language from you, but you are not a part of FragComm. , so many of us simply know the world of fragrances better than you.
Scent Of The Day :
Hermès - Bel Ami (shaker bottle)
Cheers madame....
It's always a pleasure to watch your videos, Katharine! Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊☺️
Why is it every time I watch your videos, I get dragged into some ‘Pride and Prejudice’ way of life? I just finished watching the 2005 movie because of your influence and looking forward to watching the 1995 BBC series. Last time I read the book was in 1979 and may read it again.
Anyway, I now know the difference between the RP and modern RP accents. This was a great learning video.
But I have to admit, I love the modern RP accent more so than the RP accent. It is more balanced in politeness, directness, and pronunciation.
I am glad you enjoyed your Christmas. Have a Happy New Year! And I am looking forward your 2024 videos.
Hahah I like knowing about the journeys you go on after watching! Love pride & prejudice!
Thank you so much for your supportive comments on my videos this year 🤗
Happy new year to you & all your loved ones! 🌟✨🌟✨🌟
@@englishwithkatharine
So now we have two standards to follow, General British English (modern RP) and General American English (mid-western USA - central Ohio). Good to know.
I won't stop watching your videos because they are very instructive and funny!!!
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Very informative video!! thank you!
Dear Katharine! I took your advice and watched the movie "My Fair Lady " again, 40 years later, but in English without translation. It's a fantastic feeling and a fantastic movie as well!! THANKS so much for your advice!!! It's AMAZING!! I'm really appreciate your lessons and your SPARKLES!!!❤❤❤❤❤
🥂🥂🥂✨✨✨✨
The year 2023 has not been so wonderful...but you, Kat, stood out as the best surprise ever! Your politeness, your smile, your eyes, your beauty have been a ray of sun in a dark night! Thank you for bringing us so much joy in learning a fantastic language! I know that 2024 will be even better because of you and your splendid videos! I wish you a memorable year full of everything you long for and I'm sure you will get it! Take care and never change the way you are! Many kisses from Rome, Kat!
✨✨🌟🌟 I look forward to staying in touch with you during 2024 🤗🤗🤗 happy new year to you & your family 🌟🌟✨✨
@@englishwithkatharine
Merry Christmas & happy new year katharine full of joys and love ❤🎄✨🥰🥳
Love you❤❤❤❤
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Hi Kate, as usual you have made a very good video, with an interesting subject about RP, the queen would be very grateful to you, well done❤
Have a wonderful Yuletide
Heheheh! Yay! Thanks 🙏 it was fun to make!! Happy new year to you & all of your family 🤗🤗
Thanks you❤ mam I from India ❤❤❤
Thank youuu❤❤ I am from Syria, and I love this accent ❤
French, went to Syria some long time ago. I DO love your People
Dear Katharine, thanks for teaching & giving us more modern royal RP accent information on which is quite wierd to hear and pronounce them as well like the royal family. Anyway, it was good to know the way they speak. I am very keen on different type of the uk accents using up & down the country such as cookney, scouse. We will be pleased to have these accents lessons. Looking forward to watching them by 2024. May the new year of 2024 bless you as well as all fans/students from all over the entire world with health, wealth, and happiness...Take it easy! See you next year🎉🍾🍻💃🕺🎇🎆🎉🥳 Hasan from Izmir, TURKEY
Yes I’m so excited to make more accents videos!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Happy New Year teacher❤❤❤❤
The most beautiful teacher on line thanks
I agree
Utterly delightful....thank you.
Interestingly, I lived in the South East of England for a while and picked up the RP pronunciation unknowingly!
Hilarious....
Hhehehe! Make a UA-cam video 🤗
I love your accent ❤
I think modern RP is so much easier to understand (for a French person)
I didn't even need subtitles 🤩
(When I watch the BBC I often need subtitles)
Oh gosh, I received this video rather late and I wished that it had arrived earlier... 😮
Anyways, it's absolute pleasure seeing you in the new year and hope that it will be an amazing year of endless opportunities to learn English from you and we couldn't have got any better place than your channel where the true English language was originated.. 🙏 🙏
Pleasant day, awesome year and keep spreading your good vibes to the world... 🌍😘🌹✌️
Hugs.xoxoxo
Gams ❤️ (Sri Lanka)
What an amazing video! Have a wonderful New Year with lots of health and happiness!
Yay! So happy you enjoyed it 🌟✨ happy new year! 🤗✨🌟
Interesting and funny video ! Thanks.
Saying most English words starting with 'wh-' as if they began with 'hw-' is very old. It survives in many parts of the Eastern US and the primitive American South, but all in those areas speak that way either. The habit comes from Angle, Saxon, and Friesian sources and even survives in Scandinavian languages as 'hv-' Think of 'hvaal' or 'whale' or 'hwale'. The exceptions to that 'hw-' pronunciation are all but one word starting 'wh-' followed by 'o' as in 'who, whose, whom, whole;' No 'w' there. The one exception there is with 'Whoa' telling horses or others to stop. That comes out correctly as 'Hwoh'.
Great!! 🥰
Good job 👍
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Thanks so much as always for being every Friday so interesting watching your video classes. Wish you have a great 2024🎉
You too!!🌟✨🌟✨💖
So genuine and straight to the point ! Subbed
Happy New Year, dear Katharine! With the best wishes from Russia!
And to you! ✨✨🌟🌟
Thank, Kate! Love all your videos on RP! Please do more of them xx
❤ Hello our beautiful teacher, I like your personality and your beautiful smile. Your lessons are very useful to me, and I love you very much. Good luck and beautiful wishes.
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Thanks for this informative video
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Dear professor, happy New Year. Thank you for your energy and all your love and will to pass on your knowledge to us.
I have a lot of respect when someone gives their all ..... and it shows in you when you express gratitude for everyone's comments ... that is rarely seen.
Happy New Year once again and greetings from Serbia 👑😉
😻😻 thank you so much for your supportive comment 🤗🤗
The best teacher and the best channel.I like your video.Thanks you teacher.I love your channel and video.😊❤
So kind ✨☺️😊🌟
Great class.
Love the tiara! I don't know why but it does lend value to the video😄, thank you for the informative vid.
Thank you for wonderful lessons.
Katharine, listening to your videos is my favourite pastime. Thank you for your brilliant job!. Happy New Year!
🙏🙏🌟🌟 you too!!
It was a really funny lesson, Katherine. 🙃🙃🙃Dress, tiara and earrings are perfectly matched👌😁🤗
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amazing n hilarious RP demos, thank you so much.
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Just an amazing video.I learnt a lot about the English history concerning the RP.Thanks a loooooooooooot .
Yay!! So glad about that 🤗🤗
You are marvellous and funny! I’ve just subscribed your channel.
Hello, and thank you again for, for your interesting upload video, now is midnight in Japan, and in the northern part is snowing, so, it makes me feel warmer to listen to you. Tomorrow my wife and I we are going to buy the ingredients, for making a very tasty shrimp 🍤 soup, but before that, we are going to have, smoked salmon with cuts of olives and white onion cuts, etc..etc..for the new year..maybe you know (sopa de gambas) and how are you going to recibe the new year? In Mexico sometimes some people say, we do not want a new one, give and old but nice one!, ( make sense)? Greetings from a Mexican person living in Japan…
Shrimp soup sounds so amazing!! Enjoy!! 🍜
🌟✨🌟✨ love your comment as usual! 🤗🤗
Thanks for your information 💫💫kate 😊
Every time I watch your videos, teacher, my knowledge of the English language increases more
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Just lovely! Many thanks indeed x
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Good morning. Happy New Year 2024 and lots of love and best wishes for you and your family. ❤❤
You too 🥳🌟🥳🥳
What a charming and lively lady! You are absolute fun to watch! ❤️
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Fantastic Video Thank you Mam Have a blessed weekend 👌
You’re welcome 🤗🤗😊😊
Very fun. Loved the history part.
Somehow it gave me much joy listening Katherine spoke those lines in "posh" RP. Thank you Katherine. What a great way to end the year.
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I appreciate about your pronounce
Dear Katharine, I want to thank you for your commitment, your kindness and dedication to us. I hope 2024 be a great year to you and you achieve goals and dreams. You're such a great teacher, I am flattered to be your student. Best wishes from Brazil ❤
So sooo kind!! 🤗🤗🤗
😂😂😂 I watched an amazing video. It was a funny lesson and lovely seeing you. 😅
I learned about British Culture and History English concerning the RP.
Thank you so, so very much again for the excellent, awesome, funny video and a lot for fantastic speech with your conversation.
Happy New Year. Welcome to 2024!
I hope you have had a wonderful new year with lots of health and happiness! In addition moreover holiday. Greetings from Amaan.
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Dear Katharine, I wish you a happy New Year! Thank You for yours Video. Best wishes from Moscow!
You toooo 🤗🤗🤗
Dear Katherine thanks for these knowledgeable videos
You’re very welcome!! 🥰🥰
A fantastic video as always from Katharine the great !! 👍 👌 👏 😊
Hehehehe! Thank youuuuu! 🥰🥰
Hi Kath, hope you celebrated Xmas with your dear ones.
The year 2023 is coming to close. Let us welcome the year ahead. Longing to watch your lovely videos. You are bubbly and vivacious 🥰
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Very interesting video. About the W sound at the beginning of words, if you listen to recordings of FDR, he pronounced words that begin with "wh" the same way, with a blowing sound.
Hi Kat, beautiful jewellery ❤ thanks for the lesson 🎀
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happy new year lovely Teascher Katharine You are like a Queen,now!
Aww! 🙏🌟
Hello you ! gorgeous Kath ❤️ this lesson happens to be just the ticket for me ; love the RP accent . Wish I could have my accent evaluated by you ❤️ Season's greetings to you ,dear.
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So nice to learn the way you tdeach...thank you teacher Kathrine...
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Deh...er KEHTHEERIN...... thehnk you for your veedeho. I did enjoy it very much. Today I have learnt a lot, these facts were completely unknown to me. Languages have always been my passion. Born in an Spanish-speaking country from Italian parents, lived in Canada and being a proud Canadian citizen and now living in the land of my parents you can imagine how important is your video for me. I thank you again for this invaluable knowledge. Cheers Carlos
Hi Katharine.
Thanks for the video.
Wishing you a very, very Happy New Year, and a lot of success to the channel.
Bye for now!!!
You tooo!! Thank you! 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Dear Katharine, this is s Greeeeaaaat lesson!!!🎉
😀😀😀👏👏👏👏👏😂😂😂😂👊🏿👍🏿👊🏿🙏🙏👍🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿Absolutely, brilliant. You sounded utterly POSH in this video. Wonderful! Thank you, Kath.
Your lessons is absulutly incredible,please dear teacher kath never stop to bring for us the beautiful topics.clap clap clap from Mozambique
Wow what a lovely pronunciation
Just I gotta say thanks for sharing 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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You have an amazing voice and a great accent, thank you very much..
🙏🙏🤗😊
Faaaaantastic.....like and subscription...I’m crazy about accents
we need more UK history. please Katharine, you are the one and only able to properly explain History
Hi!Beautiful teacher Katharine I wish you a happy New year 🙏❤🙏🌹🎄
To you as well!! 😊☺️☺️
Amazing lesson! I love the way you speak with your hands. Italian ancestors, eh?
Just enthusiastic 😄
Thank u for the video. its great
So glad you think so 🤗🤗
Dear Mrs Katharine, thanks a lot for fantastic speech!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
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Remember, Katherine, I said you look like Princess Diana in my previous comment? In this crown, you literally resemble Princess Diana.😍😻
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thank you so much for this information
You’re very welcome!! 🤗
Beautiful Katherine, you are the greatest teacher in the world.
Very kind comment! 😊☺️
Many thanks - jolly well done. I would just like to add ("edd") my recommendation of "Brief Encounter" as the finest of all films to illustrate the old school RP accent.
Thank you heaps teacher Katherine! you've been splendidly helpful on my English learning journey.. so much love and respect to you!
And to you ✨✨🌟🌟🤗🤗
@@englishwithkatharine🥰🫂
Thanks for your video. Merry Xmas!!!
You’re welcome!! ✨🤗
🇧🇷 I uses to watch lucy's videos, but her voice is prettier and calmer I understand almost everthing.
Happy New year Cath.
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Hello, Katharine. I reckon that the very distinct aspect of your channel from all the other English educational ones is that you are telling us the background or history of the language in very comprehensive and interesting ways. I really like that. Thank you for providing us with useful and charming programs 😘
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We're missing you
And the secrets it's amazing 😍
Yay! Glad you liked it 🤗🤗
Thank you and happy new year in advance
You tooooo!! 🤗🤗
Your RP is magnificent!
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Great video about RP! I thought you were going to mention the film "Pride and prejudice" which is a classic.
I'm practicing this accent for my declamation competition😅
I’ve already watched Four weddings & a funeral long time ago, now Im gonna watch My fair Lady & Casablanca maybe one day
Thank you Katharine and Im so happy to see you again ❤
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Thank you Katherine very much! Love you so much !
Aww I’m glad you liked it! 😊☺️
Loved getting a short class on history of language.
Very glad you enjoyed it! 🤗🤗
Good evening Katherine. As always also this video is interesting. Thank you for everything you make for us. Have you a happy new year and I see you next video❤.
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This accent that i love to listen to.so powerful thank you katherine big greetings from Morocco
Thanks for providing such a good content ❤.
🙏😍 you’re welcome!!
Queen Katherine! You look really really really awesome !
lovely to watch you 🎉🎉🎉
Great information😍 I haven’t heard it from anyone yet
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Good morning very good education thanks
Excellent, Xie Xie from Guatemala.
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This one is the best ever lecture so far.
Haha! Great that you liked it 🤗😊
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