American Was Shocked By Indian and Korean English Accents! (Why Sound So Scary..?)

American Was Shocked By Indian and Korean English Accents! (Why Sound So Scary..?)

[@anny__29]

There are 1.3 billions indians and u think all indians speak like that just because u always hear stereotypes Indian accent in American show that doesn't mean all indians speak like that and they did on purpose to make funn of Indian accent ☺️

[@liloistheendiahater]

Theres 1.4 billion chinese and indians

[@Aradhaya45720]

​@@liloistheendiahater so what are you implying by that ??

[@Heheboii00]

Korean English sounds much funnier

[@anny__29]

@@Heheboii00 everyone has their own accent we should not make funn of that 😊❤️

[@Heheboii00]

@@anny__29 go and tell the same thing to the Koreans americans 🤣 .. see what response u would get

[@apoorvasharma8147]

Yukta has no doubt explained and cleared the misconceptions about Indian English accent. She made a very critical point that our accent comes from the different mother tongue we speak and there is not just one accent that west portrays. Nice girl proud of you 🇮🇳.

[@Termsandconditions1234]

Wow, That F and P sound Similiar in tamil also, we use ப for both the letters, incredible 😀 good explained girl 🙏

[@galaxynova3215]

​@@Termsandconditions1234 I think there is a video that shows some history between the Korean and Tamil languages. It might come up on KZbin if you search it up.

[@pratikshamajee3262]

ikr!! peole from different parts have different accents..no one fakes anything..people can't just understand that!

[@MultiSciGeek]

Same! I'd add to that even social class. Like I swear Indian English accents are sometimes detached from your mother tongue. It's literally like learning a second language as a kid, so if you grew up in the UK, no matter your ethnic background, you're gonna speak like the kids in your class.

[@bibashgurung7992]

The fact that Yukta said about she changing her accent according to the people she speaks is so true. It happens with me too sometimes haha mostly with my Uni friends.

[@junekafaltiya4514]

Same

[@zorowarudo]

its called code-switching

[@anushabale3942]

I'm Indian too. I'm really impressed by the girl 's explaination on how we speak English in India. Well explained girl 👏

[@garc9192]

Yukta is perfect. The way she describes everything is so 😘🤌🏻 She sounds confident, strong and respectful❤

[@liloistheendiahater]

Shes the most perfect calf a mother cow can ever have❤️🐮🥹

[@Your_real_dad]

​​@@liloistheendiahater keep coping. Yr comment says about yr upbringing, family and views over womens . Ur must be incest product 😂

[@ritikapainuly8451]

@@liloistheendiahater bro bro bro.. Just checked your profile and get to know that you are really not from this planet.. Or maybe your parents never sent you school.. I have an advise for you.. If you know nothing about anything then you shouldn't spit sh!t.... Keep in mind it will be very useful for you..

[@liloistheendiahater]

@@Pihu523 i dont have one

[@Noah_ol11]

The accent of the indian lady is different that i used to hear , I wanna see more of her and the korean guy as well

[@A-ID-A-M]

Yes. I think she is doing what she talked about and copying his accent lol

[@anny__29]

There are 1.3 billions indians and u think all indians speak like that just because u always hear stereotypes Indian accent in American show that doesn't mean all indians speak like that and they did on purpose to make funn of Indian accent ☺️

[@misti3975]

I speak the same way English that Indian girl speaks tho

[@Universe_is_calling]

​@@A-ID-A-M no she studied in indian international school that's why she have that kind of accent. Just believe we all have different accent.

[@Aradhaya45720]

​@@A-ID-A-M no , I think she has our current generations accent... Again every indian has diff accent so we can't say that it is an Indian accent. There is nothing like Indian accent in India.

[@rodalikashyap6530]

Im a northeast Indian (assamese) and I've a neutral accent kinda like yukta. Whenever I speak English with my marwari or Bengali friends, u can really tell that we all have different accents😂 but my sibling does have the stereotypical Indian accent tho(the d and r sounds are really prominent and strong)😂

[@Damian_HENRY]

To you it sounds neutral to others it might not mother tongue always do effects even if it's small

[@rodalikashyap6530]

@@Damian_HENRY that's true But some of my friends from other countries have neutral accent as well. We sound really similar to each other when we converse in english. Maybe I picked it up from them 😅 also the fact that i speak 5+ languages may have played a part in it

[@Damian_HENRY]

@@rodalikashyap6530 my accent changes even after watching a tv series or talking to someone and i won't even know it 🤣

[@rodalikashyap6530]

@@Damian_HENRY same here 😂 Try watching The Bridgeton and Friends at the same time and see what happens to ur accent after that

[@yt_tv2845]

Kela I have an English accent watching too many British shows ;) fk american accent

[@henri191]

Von's return has been great so far , since the videos with the germanic ladies he is doing very good , now with two asian countries

[@KiWi_BoO]

Henrique, are you on youtube 24/7?

[@Ice_V]

​@@KiWi_BoO I smt think that he is like a bot🤣Each time he has 10+ "thumbs up" per sec.

[@KiWi_BoO]

@@Ice_V ahaha, the same opinion, i always try to write a comment before him, but it doesnt work😏😅

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

The accent stereotypes in case of Korea and India are majorly due to mid-age immigrants few decades back. They were new to the English language with their mother tongue tones clearly recognisable. New generations who have been learning English since kindergarten don't fit the stereotype. Young Indians more are of neutral tone just like VON said.

[@shantanusingh7600]

Who cares even if we sound like mid-age uncles? Stop seeking validation.

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

@@shantanusingh7600 It is not expected to speak a British or American accent. It's about getting our own thick native accent a bit thin while speaking English, French, German, Korean etc- a maater of practice, that's it.

[@shantanusingh7600]

@@emotionalIntelligence2078 Why? You are practicing to seek something which is totally different. This is absurd.

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

@@shantanusingh7600 Interest is a thing.

[@shantanusingh7600]

@@emotionalIntelligence2078 Delusion

[@minholic2390]

The black guy is so fine and seems like a really well spoken person

[@vonnvoyaj]

thank you, I really appreciate that

[@sachithkn6512]

Are you Korean. am sure u korean

[@minholic2390]

@@sachithkn6512 nope

[@bapparawal2457]

Yukta is very intelligent. And her explanation about Indian accent was on point. Also it's not bad to have accents. Never feel ashamed of it. Be proud of our culture . Accents are part of it

[@jagatdeuri3261]

*Yukta is the one who explained about Indian accent best till date* .

[@sensei249]

Which one was yukta

[@awarenessteen4367]

@@sensei249 🕵️‍♂️

[@bleach-chan7058]

​@@sensei249 The girl

[@Harry_2003]

I still see many people in the comment section can't digest that it's her real accent and many of them is getting burnings in their asses . So we indians don't care if you guys agree or not ... We speak English with our own pronunciation and accent .

[@pratikshamajee3262]

ikr..and it's often indian shaming indians for not having the streotypical accent i have seen

[@capricech4406]

This girl knows her country well.. And I stan.. cause I'm from the North-East of India and we are not mentioned most of the time..

[@kashyap_0-0_]

Noticing my environment here in Indore where i stayed or other parts of India N.E India is talked about much more than it used to be and people are getting more aware about differences and not just North and South India but East and West too Btw Britishers coined the term N.E India when Bangladesh was Part of India and all but now technically it should be Eastern India, just my opinion, PPL are more used to n.e.

[@capricech4406]

@@kashyap_0-0_ that's truly fortunate that people recognised us there. When I get in touch with our brothers and sisters from other parts of the country. They do not believe me when I said "I'm Indian" and they demand to see my ID. And sometimes they asked back "Mizoram? Which part Asia is that?". I always thought that they do not learn about us in their school days or not care enough about us to consider us Indian. In our schoold days, we learnt all about India's geography, capital and states and diverse culture. I am proud of being a part of that culture. When, we said 'I'm part of the NorthEast India', it do not come from the mind of division but rather come from the understanding that India is so rich in diversity that we labelled ourselves where we come from to distinguish from the culture difference. Like the North Indian dish and culture is totally different from the South, East & West, repectively. I hope someday, you visit Mizoram and the other sisters here in NorthEast.

[@Neellohit]

Yukta explained it so well. I was also thinking that because so many people in India speak English, it's wrong to assume that they sound that way because they are not fluent. One could say that Indian English is a legitimate dialect group in its own right.

[@webabhi]

I love the accent of Nagaland people in India when they speak English.

[@Arcturus.93]

The Trevor Noah dialogue about Indian accent is actually a very accurate South African Indian accent, please don't confuse South African accents with the ones in India!

[@S_K_J]

I think Indian English is the most neutral one , everyone can understand what we are saying & then compare with aussie english Or Irish english way out the league 😂

[@TJSaw]

Saying that all Indians have the same accent is like saying all Europeans have the same accent.

[@kirtibhatt9183]

So..yukta sista you again explain about India in a fantastic way Thank you for representing India (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)⁠❤🇮🇳

[@liloistheendiahater]

wow the cows are living their best lives! Hay, bays, grass, water, air, warm weather and good owners

[@raku6246]

@@liloistheendiahater what are you trying to say?

[@uncomfortabletruth2988]

The Indian girl 😩❤

[@aarfasiddiqui-nk7jt]

I kown she is to pretty right 💖 love her from UAE

[@HareKrishnaGirl108]

Yukta's voice is so soft... I can hear her say anything and I won't be tired...

[@zaixai9441]

Yukta is beautiful and love her accent.

[@nobara5730]

Agreed I’m also from northeast India(Nagaland) so I can say our English differs from mainlands as well mostly because we grew up speaking English more than Hindi in our region

[@Vishu__951]

Indian accent is the best ❤Yukta you are looking very beautiful😅

[@piyusarkar3065]

Completely agree with her. There is no one Indian English accent. Maybe people from metro cities like Mumbai Delhi and Bengaluru have somewhat of a neutral Indian English accent, but in most parts of the country, our accents depend on our native language and accent. I personally feel like in Northeast India and in South India, the native accents are relatively stronger. But as long as one is speaking the language correctly and in a way everyone can understand, does accent even matter?

[@himimedak656]

they're all so gorgeous 😍💞

[@reeko9278]

All the 3 of them was super cute and sweet. 😊

[@sarcasticsree]

This trio is the best !!🤩✌️👏

[@happynuetralist]

i just wanted to say yukta looks like an angel

[@5-june]

Funny how foreigners expect us to sound like Americans or Brits when English is not even our native language. Also I wonder if they could speak Kashmiri,tamil,telegu,marathi,punjabi,bengali without being Indian with fluency. An Indian can speak English with 2-3 Indian languages but can a westerner speak Hindi without being funny

[@A-ID-A-M]

We dont expect that. And actually English is the native language to many Indians. And if your argument is that westerners would also sound funny speaking other languages, then you’re right. Everyone sounds funny speaking a language with an accent. Even Australian English sounds funny.

[@CrisOnTheInternet]

I'm not a native English speaker and I expose myself to different accents in order to be able to communicate to whoever I may encounter.

[@5-june]

@@CrisOnTheInternet Thats your choice that does not mean you will expect other person to use multiple accent. Its great if you want to adopt accent but what is more important is that the person could speak comfortably thats it. And it should not be an issue if an Indian who's mother tongue is not english speaks without American or British accent.

[@5-june]

@@A-ID-A-M English is not native language of any Indian. Monopoly of english is all because of our English education system. We speak our regional language when at home or with people. Only 10% Indians speak english here in India as compared to hindi who's speakers are 45% Its an official language not a national language

[@armygirl782]

​@@5-june correction it's 40% 😊

[@pratikshamajee3262]

i can feel u yukta..even i subconscously try to mimick the english accents of friends from other parts of india..

[@piyusarkar3065]

I love her style

[@jss.2020]

The American has a general American accent - when he says neutral he means he doesn't have an accent that can be associated with parts of the country that have certain English accents

[@vaibhavigosavi8855]

Yuki is really very good and she is India's favorite 😊

[@jt2553]

Accents are relative. We generally don’t hear accents from people who live near us who speak the same language.

[@muskansingh7057]

❤❤yukta is so pretty please make more videos with her ❤

[@LuNa-jo8ed]

I just love how knowledgeable and elegant Yukta is...! ❤️

[@ShaqleeToine10.02]

Trevor's Indian accent is based on South African Indians mostly...especially the one in the clip

[@NikhilGupta-jw3ob]

You should include someone from north east india also

[@drowning_ship]

Another day, another reason to love Yukta di😍

[@oogaboogass]

Yukta is smart finally someone addressed our accents 🥹👏🏻

[@spiritualspiritual]

Beautiful people here

[@nikyyyr8410]

Omg yukta is so pretty 😍 she looks so cute 🥰

[@newhorizon175]

If anyone laughs at my English accent I just ask them to speak a single word in my mother tongue, Most native English speakers are not even multi lingual so don't get too bogged down by their views about your linguistic abilities.

[@nehadhiman9020]

Amazing ❤️‍🔥

[@ujwalawagh6433]

India English ascent different depends were mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore,

[@medico597]

Yukii 😍❤️

[@hello_lizza2383]

Yukta👏👏👏👏👏 amazing dear di😘

[@Priaji1111]

She explained very nicely and correctly ❤

[@utubeboyyt8381]

GooD 👍

[@Iqraaa_rajputtt]

Love from India 🇮🇳

[@tamanhaji3594]

Iam from India and i really like japanenglish...please invite one from Japan next time...kitto katto(kit kat) 😂macudonarudo(macdonald), gorufu(golf) etc...😂😂😂

[@ShriyaditaDatta]

I love hoto dogu .

[@linht7397]

They really make a whole video about a standup

[@hollish196]

I personally know at least 5 accents from India and I live in the American midwest. The accents are *so* different! Most I can understand easily but one I do struggle to understand---I have to work to understand what is being said.

[@MagsonDare]

I worked for a large multinational company for several years and we worked with folks from Pune, Hyderabad, and Bangaluru. We all spoke English in our various conference calls and their accents were noticeably different. Which really makes sense becuz they all had different mother tongues (Marathi, Telugu, and Kannada), so of course that would influence how they sound in English. One time an Indian co-worker just couldn't understand the accent of my local co-worker, so the local guy started imitating the Indian accent... and then the Indian guy could understand him just fine. that was one of the weirder calls. It was also my 1st exposure to the last name Dikshit. Seems like it's transliterated as Dixit anymore, but that wasn't how I 1st saw it ;-)

[@mbangroo]

​@@MagsonDare lmao😂

[@Harshiahaha]

​@@MagsonDare it's funny that you say Dikshit is transliterated to Dixit. Usually from my observation, South Indians tend to write their names like Deekshith/Deekshit where as North Indians write like Dixit. I am not so sure about the 'ksh-x' thing but even the way of spelling the names differ from South to North.

[@MagsonDare]

@@Harshiahaha Well, the Dikshit spelling I saw was for a person in Bengaluru, so that seems to track with what you said. I've learned something new today!

[@vipint3694]

​@@Harshiahaha dikshit is a spelling certainly

[@TheMertolumert]

Beautiful indian lady

[@nickschamps1895]

Yukta is brilliant

[@preshant.ramjee]

South African Indian here - just to clarify (and I’m generalising here), the Indian accent that Trevor Noah was impersonating was an exaggerated version of the way South African Indians from Durban speak.

[@momobami_kirari]

Yukta understood the assignment 🤌

[@vijaydtiwari5293]

yukta so beautiful ♥️

[@lancestewart5996]

I’m American 🇺🇸, and I’m shocked that no one is talking about Von’s fit. He’s out here gettin’ it! Also, Von, I’m not going to let this slide either: those waves are SPINNING! 🙌🙌

[@vonnvoyaj]

Yooooo thank you!!! 😂😂😂

[@apoorvasharma8147]

​@@vonnvoyaj yoooo love you man from India!! Brother from another mother👊. (Sorry I am a bit emotional guy)

[@vonnvoyaj]

@@apoorvasharma8147 haha thanks bro it’s good to hear from you!

[@AajKaTrader]

2:46 Teacher mode Yukta.

[@PS-gk7ox]

She explained so well.

[@vishwamithra3390]

yukta became a flute or song today to yuta

[@rajendrajain322]

Tamil also has "L/R" sound. In fact Tami"zh" is how pronounced. Also Amma, Appa and many words are found in both Tamizh and Korean.

[@aptcombos-bypranavmanohaur4956]

The korean guy is as cute as a puffin!

[@renjunbiased]

They wrote "yuta" instead of yukta

[@scotth5988]

It's silly to play clips from comedians. They don't have to be truthful, just funny

[@mrigankabaishya-zi2to]

Every people have their own accent in India ....like they can change to any type of accent

[@AngelFEET92]

✌✌

[@navyagupta8527]

I love Yukta she represents India the best

[@LuckyMe.]

Pls, can you do Polish?

[@cooliipie]

0:05 Yes. Yes you do.

[@khusianand1495]

Just like British English or American English in india has they're own English grammar or pronounce so it's like Indian English so India has there own English zone even whole world has there language and another second language in india has second language English and its has play group to graduate or even PhD other next degrees so in india we learn English from when we were 5 years old....

[@moo_moon128]

Yukta speaking facts.

[@zokomonofficial40]

👍

[@Termsandconditions1234]

F and P sound Similiar in tamil also

[@jpskorean1012]

There are many kinds of English. Its more important what you say..

[@MultiSciGeek]

Indian girl explained it the best! Really wish people understood that. Heck even many Indians won't be able to explain that.

[@llwiishll]

The lady looks like, Bollywood Actresses, Sonakshi Sinha 🧐

[@shredderspencer1122]

Yukta is gorgeous. I feel I've fallen in love with an Indian woman by watching a single video.

[@factbaba9593]

7:53 god damn ..that change was 🔥🔥🔥 BTW as an indian i think you find that typical indian accent in mostly south indian people & haryana and punjabi people 🙂 ..just my Observation 🙂

[@lalisa_manoble1720]

Indian girl♥️💫

[@ujwalawagh6433]

India vs Spanish vs Italiano 😎🤟

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

vs Bengalí!!!!!!

[@marcusaurelius108]

@@ivanovichdelfin8797 bengali isnt a country

[@shortie.nandini]

​@@marcusaurelius108 😂😂😂

[@Harry_2003]

​@@marcusaurelius108 maybe he wants to say Bangladesh

[@lobhasdhuri6566]

What's that Korean guy's skincare routine though

[@probablyajaegerist7300]

1:38 ik this video is like offensive but it's so funny i have this one saved on every platform i've found it its so funny bc its true but at the same time its completely wrong and 7:49 is one of my favorites too its super funny and makes me laugh every time

[@unbeatable_priyanka]

Liking this video only for Yukta ♥️

[@no-one3296]

That funny Indian accent is actually from the South India. We all Indians don't speak in that typical accent. But the Western stereotypical image of an Indian is only of a South Indian. If u think I'm wrong then just see the representation of an Indian in any of their hollywood movie and u will know what I'm talking about. Like for example that we Indians eat only with hands and that too on banana leaves etc.

[@yourend3177]

YES! I have never eaten rice with hands.Don't know why Indians always insist on that?

[@SunooAndHisHourGlass]

I’ve said it once, I’ll say it again. Gun Hee is adorable.

[@user-oi1fr5ed1l]

Girl stop talking 😂😂

[@AKASH-qk8cc]

I am Telugu guy who lives in Karnataka and have my ancestry in Tamil Nadu so u know how it works here ....there are thousands of different dialects of Kannada,Telugu and Tamil . The English within India would have different slangs .... 😂😂😂

[@artyartemis5752]

1:01 that's very true... we adapt those surrounding people Ascent.

[@vaishnavibhamare3888]

Yukta : starts speaking ...Like like like.. English word..like like like

[@lenaedyse9634]

There are alot of different accents in North America. It just depends on what state you were born and raised in. To get even more detailed, two people could be from the same state and sound different because they are from different areas in that one state.

[@Neha-mt3gc]

India India 🇮🇳😀🙌

[@purvii2371]

I don't understand why like why yukta always spread misconceptions about India. India do have a particular Indian accent, in this video she sounds like pretty american-british but we do have a strong Indian accent which we adore and I feel really disappointed that why she always sounds like american or british, she can speak her Indian accent just like Korean guy who embrace his Korean accent. Why we feel shame to embrace our own accent? We doesn't need to feel shame about our own accent and yeah last but not the least...we have a particular Indian accent !!

[@chetangawade5002]

🇮🇳❤

[@Dr.Phoenix]

Korean has only 14 consonants and 10 vowels. Most Indian languages are derived from Sanskrit, so they have around 33 consonants and 12 vowels. That's why we Indians don't have that much difficulty in learning English which has 26 con. and 5 vowels.

[@Vitamin_protein_001]

That Korean man is speaking Korean without any guilty or hesitation but if she speak Hindi in front of them,she will declared as 'uneducated'.

[@abcd-mw3us]

Tell me one thing Why do people make fun of having different accent then British, American like boy there is different language around the world and if i hear someone who is native English speaker speaking hindi i would not expect them to sound like native indian rather i would be greatful that you know my language so let me get it to the point We all have different language and we sound different okay!!!!!