Boston Accent Lesson w/ Matt Damon

James asks for a lesson on mastering a Boston accent.
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[@annekerose4633]

Corden's accent sounds like a British cowboy after a stroke

[@wheretheleosings4024]

Omg I just peed 😂

[@Nicole3900]

Legit just laughed so hard XD

[@louise1596]

Actually caused me to laugh out loud

[@hannahboucher4875]

Anneke Rose Hahahahaha true!!

[@tetsuyahayami7519]

Sounds more like an Australian mate

[@blackbird252]

"You can't really do it without swearing" as a guy from Boston I can 100% confirm that that's true

[@Jackkenway]

Wow! I did not know that! So even if I wanna talk clean with a Boston accent, I can't?

[@LordVestik]

ikr im bostonian too lmao this is true

[@bostongirl9277]

@@Jackkenway don't pronounce the R in the word and u got it. Pak the car

[@Jackkenway]

@@bostongirl9277 Oh okay! Drop the "R" in the middle of the word. Got it! Thank you :)

[@walterwhite2023]

What the fuck are talking about?

[@xeniosm4549]

56 seconds? Next time you should put each individual word coming out of their mouth in a different video and each sentence into a playlist. That would be more fun.

[@ricardorouge]

+Xe M lmfao idk why i laughed so hard at this but thank you sir

[@hermionewheezey]

LMFAO

[@reemCGR]

+Xe M Dude! your comment is hilarious!!! xD Funnier! than the video itself, i almost peed myself while reading it xDDD

[@Peace123-0]

+Xe M ROFL!!!

[@PurushaDesa]

You typed that in a Boston accent then removed the word 'fuckin', didn't you?

[@kathrynbellerose3925]

I’m from Boston and have been told that it is an actor’s nightmare to try to learn a Boston accent.

[@couldntcareless2602]

There’s so many subtle nuances to it that most actors can’t totally nail it

[@shaunphillips6160]

I reckon us Aussies can do it, we are pretty similar with the vowels etc

[@chungkingexpress94]

@@shaunphillips6160 makes sense. Boston accent is like Aussie, derivative of the English accent

[@Patienthost]

... and it comes naturally to us. I went to the packie, banged a uey, into the Harhvid yahrd. Metta guy, he was wicked cool. 😆

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

@@shaunphillips6160 Us Bostonians love you guys,,,,

[@pvkbro99]

"MY BOY WICKED SMARHT"

[@Md61088]

Phoenix it’s “smaht”

[@rogerdean5313]

Clearly Phoenix there are no Rs at the end.. It’s Smaht

[@carollamothe4304]

I’m from Massachusetts, so lobster would be lobstah!

[@meganarey6883]

BEST MOVIE EVER!! I love that line!

[@egg-iu3fe]

havard bah

[@ajwasp]

"Ma" from the Irish influence there in Boston.

[@mdewolfe33]

Lol, I live in NC but both sides of my family are from Boston, and I call my mom "Ma" as well.

[@leslieraymond6372]

ajwasp Italian too

[@oop2270]

ajwasp No, it’s more Italian than Irish.

[@liamydreamy7681]

mam is the irish itiration

[@crazychicSHENA]

Yup I'm from Boston Ye ma come back from the paky store lol 😄

[@7530mara]

He fucking kept saying my name and I think I fainted a little 😍

[@Pelmite]

Is god damn mara upstairs tho

[@dropPlaydead]

Matthew Smith 😂😂😂 It's that "tho" in the end

[@evancriss3775]

.....Did you get a little wet?

[@stubbsgaming4942]

damnnn who u is

[@sayyid5869]

Mara my love are you upstairs 😂

[@cityonfoot6023]

American: *teaches a Brit about an accent* Brit: *thinks every American accent is southern*

[@thomaskilroy4573]

@Nicolo A We know what American accents are which, and we know the differences between them. It’s Americans that think every English accent is either Posh or Cockney

[@kaylia5947]

That is literally the exact same with Americans. I’m from London and there are so many different accents that people who don’t live in Britain forget about

[@drrd4127]

No, we think every American accent is that Standard American accent you get in movies.

[@drrd4127]

@@thomaskilroy4573 He/She never said "English", He/she said "British". British means people from the UK (Scotland, England,Wales and N. Ireland) not just England. You are just as ignorant as the Americans who you call Ignorant. LEARN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE WORDS "Brits" AND "English"!!!!

[@humeaimart2660]

@@drrd4127 this comment (although factual), is also kindda redundant… The original comment is a direct response to watching James Corden who is, yes, is British, but is also very much English. So yeah, not every British person is an English person but this video is actually a conversation between an English and American. In fact, I doubt the original comment would have been made had James been Scottish, Irish or Welsh (and speaking in his native tongue)… And even if it had, I doubt he would have been referred to as a “Brit” because Americans tend refer to English as “Brits” as and the Scottish, Irish or Welsh as “Scottish, Irish or Welsh.”

[@peachwalls]

Holy shit Matt Damon is looking good.

[@kaitlynmckessy4250]

Please repent on using the Lord's name in vain.

[@munkittytunkitty]

Yes, he's gorgeous, isn't he ?

[@occvltvs_]

As always

[@Aadilzafer-o2v]

he kind reminds me of Nero from devil may cry 5

[@LaurenOrion]

God damnn it Boston accents are such a turn on, I mean Chris Evans can play this card too damn

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

Boston accents are awesome. :D

[@bostonboucher7778]

Lauren Have you ever listened to Chris Evans talk? besides in the movies? That's exactly what he sounds like. his accent is thick!

[@danielleroberts305]

Hang on, people exist who think Boston accents are sexy?! I've spent my life purposely avoiding the development of mine. #TeamPronounceYourRs

[@codq1329]

Danielle Roberts ha! Same here

[@stn7172]

@@danielleroberts305 let's hear it

[@tugbaa4401]

Even without swearing and doing the authentic Boston accent, the Bostoners have a very clear and clean way of speaking. I had a Bostoner instructor for 5 years at college and I could understand him speaking so easily. I thought it was because he was a teacher but that's not the case. In the film industry Matt Damon is one of the few actors a new English learner can understand so easily. He speaks so clearly and so easy to understand.

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

[@c.h.5389]

......"a clear and clean way of speaking...." 😂

[@smudg1e]

When James says "is Ma upstairs?", I'm certain he sounds like an Australian.

[@amylmoquin519]

So true. You can't do an authentic Boston accent without swearing.😂

[@benj9380]

The way Matt says "upstairs", sounds Australian.

[@minseongkoh]

Ben J which part?

[@phyllisollari6538]

If I am drunk enough I tend to think people from Australia are from Boston. The accents can be similar. And of course the swearing.

[@diodoruscronus]

@@phyllisollari6538 nar mate lol

[@orangeziggy348]

Because the Boston accent came from Britain's influence.

[@melavzla]

Both non rhotic accents... It makes a little sense, maybe?

[@xcelljy]

moral of the story. is MAR upstairs.

[@farismag]

And the MOON is downstairs.

[@rogerdean5313]

It’s not Mar... It’s pronounced Mahh

[@goldendusty1951]

It’s “Is Mah rupstairs”

[@thebaus2738]

I remember when I moved to Boston my neighbor asked if I wanted to go to a potty. I thought it was really weird at first then realized it was party

[@im_saved_by_grace]

It's pAHty we don't say (R)AHHHHH

[@BreannaMae]

The Boston accent is notoriously one of the hardest accents to learn. It would take months worth of working with a dialect coach just to learn the basics properly.

[@teamster9413]

It’s not that hahd

[@gmar7836]

Not really. Just pronounce words without the R instead of using the word very or extremely, replace it with the word, wicked. Lesson: Hard is haaaad or wicked haaaad Car is cah Bar is bah Over there is ovahh thayahh

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

@@gmar7836 smart ass,,,, we'd weed you out in a Split second.

[@katherine6326]

​@gmar7836 That's not true. There are a lot of quirks with the vowel sounds, too. If you only get the "drop the r" part right, you can end up sounding more New York or England. It's actually a hard accent to nail down unless you've been pretty well-immersed in it.

[@jp3666]

To a British person's ear, Damon's voice here and CE's voice sound.. almost identical. It's a really distinctive 'American sounding' accent and I love it!

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

Thanks jp Brit,,,,, you guys are cool.

[@apseudonym]

good lord that jason bourne body

[@arijackson8610]

I’m a Bostonian and I approve of this message

[@cromwellchild]

I'm a Bostonian an I do not.

[@freshpootube]

I'm Aussie. When I was young and living in Canada, a few people thought I was Bostonian. I see why these days, now I don't have as thick an accent.

[@grahamvandyke]

"..you can't really do it without swearing." Oh my god, classic.

[@kevkevkev59]

The way Car , park & dark is pronounced is the same as Cardiff & Liverpool. All three with major Irish influences.

[@yitskr]

james is legitimately leaning in to analyze/compare their faces lmao, i love the late late show

[@4estdweller4ever]

I love Matt Damon. He’s yummy. I could listen to his Boston accent all day long. Com’on Matt, Tell me a story 😏

[@munkittytunkitty]

Me too (blush!)

[@rennaemichelle3374]

Proud to be from Boston. It’s such a hard accent to hit when you aren’t from around here. :’)

[@jonnylawless6797]

If you really want to learn how to speak in a Boston accent, all you have to do is watch his (or find a movie with an actress in Boston if you're female) movies where he speaks with the accent and copy it exactly as you hear it. Eventually you figure out the patterns and the little things that make the accent so different. Then you can develop your own voice in it after a few weeks of practice. Can confirm it is difficult to not swear when doing that accent though.

[@naturequeene132]

Why would someone have to only mimic an actor of their own gender? Makes no sense. A woman can’t learn a Boston accent by mimicking Matt Damon? 🤔 This question is coming from a Bostonian btw.

[@alissaglover8562]

matt is so ADORABLE! I can't stand him!

[@Renvere]

I can concur with this. The amount of times ma called my friend Rhonda 'Rhonder' if there was a vowel next.

[@racheld1786]

Holy crap, I forgot how gorgeous this man is.

[@adammacdomhnail2014]

That's literally how Irish people speak aswell holy shit ahah, completely different accent, of course, but we would say ma for mam aswell😂

[@DCI-Frank-Burnside]

A vowel!!! Wow, we got a Boston intellectual over he'e!

[@oodjee]

he's wicked smaht

[@008Invisibleman]

He went to Harvard for undergrad... So apparently duh

[@JuanHernandez-mw9zt]

*hahvad

[@OEFvet0311]

*ovah he-uh.

[@maz1980s]

Australians tend to add that magic r too. Boston accent has some serious similarities to the Aussie accent.

[@steve_jackson9933]

Ben Affleck was on Jimmy Kimmel and he said it best (with Dicky Barrett) that there are a million different Boston accents. I will so agree with needing to swear to get it right. Not everyone in Mass talks like a person from Boston, but it is close enough. Growing up in New Bedford, a "Package Store" is an "ABC store" in VA.

[@B-ch6uk]

North of Boston, we call it a liquor store

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

Nope not at all. You had to grow up in Boston to really have it,,South Shore of Boston,,,, but not the suburbs. 2 Boston people talking is very cool,, or 4 or 6,, its a let loose kind of thing,,

[@rscottlogan9471]

That might be the common Boston accent but let’s not forget the upper class accent of CZ Guest and JFK.Hard to find these days but not totally gone.

[@cinemadics5722]

Matt had a real strong Boston accent in the departed

[@rogerdean5313]

His accent sucked, Leonardo’s was the best in the movie..

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

@@rogerdean5313 Fool. BOSTON RULE: NEVER Criticize Matt Damon here. Wise up.

[@1IrishChap]

"You can't really do it without swearing". This just reinforced the roots of this boston accent coming from Ireland hahaha. "Ma" is irish as well. We put in the "R" in parts of Dublin.

[@thenextshenanigantownandth4393]

Most Irish accents pronounce the R, like (eer) I guess south boston could have come from the Dublin accent.

[@cromwellchild]

The proper one doesn't. The accent that came with the Irish in the 1850s mutated the Brahmin accent which people today think of as a "Boston accent". It's not the way I was raised to speak.

[@user-im8ix3xs3w]

I’m Mexican and all I call my mom is “ma” 😂

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

Could he lean any closer to Matt !!! Jesus James slow your roll he's not going to kiss you !!! : D

[@pinogirl3321]

I have lived in MA my whole life, and I don't believe I have a accent... I remember going down to South Carolina and met some people there. They automatically picked up my accent. I'm thinking you don't hear in yourself, but you hear it others.

[@portuguesemimi5988]

To us it's normal..lol

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

i never knew until i moved to Cali for 5 yrs. it kinda pissed me off,, after a while.... like Dang We aren't freaking parrots,,, say this, say that,,, Ahhhhhhhh

[@michellemagallon5172]

I dont care if this was under a minute it was 56 seconds of my life

[@andreastarrett]

Im not from Boston but Rhode Island and I didn't even notice the added R until recently. We always get crap for dropping the R at the end, but then I say "I sore her the other day"

[@sebastianalegria3401]

I'm not good at recognizing accents but, I will pay Matt Damon for teaching me how to speak Boston accent, that seems pretty cool, don't you think?

[@alyssanicole8559]

Us Bostonians are the best

[@avan732]

from Everett sooooo... lmao

[@lisasimpson5057]

fuck yeah

[@oscarsaris3183]

They really aah

[@hemanroczko1799]

Well you got Billy Burr, so it's granted.

[@vani808]

How's Ted.

[@pookylukey]

Lol sounded like an aussie accent

[@deckofcards87]

Not really. Unless you're from Rural Australia..kind of reminded me of that

[@wheretheleosings4024]

Cuz both don't pronounce rs at the end of words

[@deckofcards87]

***** You're all really from Australia originally... but you're not supposed to know that, shh The people just couldn't handle the "Little Australia " label so they stuck with Boston circa 1860s. I know history.

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

Samuel L's PJs The fuck are you smoking?

[@Pius-XI]

100% American

[@mattnobrega6621]

James corden sounds like stewie from family guy when he attempts the bostin accent. That shit was wicked pissah!

[@jaedalopes5468]

he’s explaining things my ass didn’t even know i changed lmao but that’s right

[@FuckYourTraditions1988]

Intrusive r. Very common in the English accent as well.

[@theshard5697]

+Elizabeth Clark James actually uses it himself. The problem is, people do it innately, so they don't even notice it.

[@bgtrdj7617]

Elizabeth Clark yes it is, I don't think many people realize it though, and you don't really notice it with people Birmingham, but it's usually more noticeable with the Boston accent

[@DS-wk1kn]

Bananner? (banana)

[@Adaadam1996]

I'm Australian and didn't even notice the r in there. I would have trouble saying the phrase with the r sound.

[@OEFvet0311]

Did Ma do the warsh?

[@Microfoot]

Why did Matt Damon decide to come out as a Bostonian? Makes him less mysterious as an actor.

[@randomarmy8541]

see what you did there... lol

[@dmjdmj]

+Microfoot Subtle. You sir are a gentleman and a scholar.

[@arjunmann6819]

+Microfoot He's been a good friend to the gay community, if people seriously believe he's homophobic at all, they're mistaken. The media twists everything. Besides, he's right, I'd rather not know an actor's sexual orientation, whether gay or straight, because the only thing that matters for their craft is their skill in... well, acting.

[@Microfoot]

Arjun Mann Well that opinion of his is just garbage. Representation is a big deal for shaping the public perception of homosexuality. Also, if Ellen Page for example never came out she wouldn't have become an icon for young gay people to look up to.

[@arjunmann6819]

True, makes sense. All the same, do you really think he meant it to be offensive? He's a genuinely good guy who hasn't really ever been in the press for any stupid shit, i just feel like he deserves the benefit of the doubt. Also, he clarified his comments on Ellen (the show). Worth watching.

[@mohammadafaneh8595]

“Do you like apples?”

[@pam0626]

Corden leaning in a little too closely, like he wants to eat him for lunch.

[@swami1]

Damon's right about adding the "r" to a word if the next word begins with a vowel.

[@swethaasokan5477]

No no no I need more of Matt Damon!!!!!!!

[@TMM909]

Yup, Is mar upstairs, right. Also the way we say we saw something is to say "I sar it", we add the R before the vowel.

[@heatheralfano1871]

I feel so validated personal pet peeve when posers don’t add the r if the following word begins with a vowel; therefore, it’s “Pahk the cahR in Hahvahd Yahd”!

[@amrose4214]

from RI when ya trying to purposely put on an accent its hard to do but when ya do not think about it flows out but yeah the boston accent is distinctive. one of my parents is from the Midwest and the other is from new jersey so did not get a real heavy RI accent though it will come out when I say the words dumpsta and bubbla lol .

[@Awesomeaaron2000]

All I can think about is Damon yelling "YOU FAWKING CAWKSUCKA" in The Departed

[@freakyflow]

Honey where is my Khaki? ...In the bowl on the table..Why? where are you driving to now?...........

[@kujo1978lol]

Matt Damon " I do a Mark Wahlberg accent. Mark Wahlberg" I do a Matt Damon accent Bill Burr"I do a Bill Burr accent"

[@MrNikeFresh808]

I'm from Boston, born and raised, but that "Boston accent" isn't really in Boston. It's further out in Massachusetts in the smaller towns. I've only actually heard that accent a few times in my life, it's not heard in the city!

[@TheAlejandra415]

Uh yea it is. Go to any working class Irish American establishment. Even the T drivers have it

[@MrNikeFresh808]

Alejandra Rodriguez I'm assuming you're from Boston or at least Massachusetts since you brought up the "T". The MBTA drivers in the South end, North end, East Boston, Dorchester, Roxbury, Roslyndale, Hyde park, Mattapan ect.. I've never heard it... The only time I've ever heard that accent is in Dedham,ma some places in South Boston keyword some! The rest come from further out Massachusetts! 

[@TheAlejandra415]

+MrNikeFresh808 I live in East Boston...and go to BU and I hear it everywhere.

[@MrNikeFresh808]

Alejandra Rodriguez Well me I personally never hear it! I'm also never in East Boston, and BU is Brighton right? also another place I don't go unless i'm going to my grandmothers.

[@FableCountry]

+MrNikeFresh808 BU isn't Brighton; BC is. And note, Matt and his best friend, Ben Affleck, are from Cambridge. But the term 'Boston accent' is all encompassing of New England.

[@fa-ls9jw]

Matt looks like such a decent, sweet, lovely man.

[@amityislandchum]

Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, and Mark Wahlberg will never be able to escape these Boston Accent interviews. Meanwhile Chris Evans is laying low because he went to theater school and dropped that shit early.

[@nilascocaguimbal1882]

Funny how an american is lecturing a british about "r linking"

[@im_saved_by_grace]

Everyone loves my BOSTONIAN accent it's wicked pissAH 💯

[@davi318]

Lmao a British accent trying to not pronounce his R’s you would think would be super easy but that was the worst Boston accent attempt I ever heard lmaooooo still funny as hell

[@terminalfrost3645]

Brits do it, that’s where bostonians get the non rhetoric r from lol

[@kellydeery3017]

Anyone else suddenly realizing the vowel thing is true?? As a Bostonian my mind is blown

[@goldecinematics]

As a Bostonian…there is no accent without cursing

[@Sleeve0]

people used to call me a pirate because my accent made me say “ya i do” as “yar i do”

[@johnnybhoy4278]

Accurate. I've lived in the south for so long now I forgot about the r at the end of Ma when followed by a vowel. I never really thought of it as being before a vowel. It just came natural.

[@DinoTheDinosaurROAR]

Goooood man that's thee worst accent ever haha 😅😅 I swear.. They sound like big babies when they talk... Or when they "TAWK!" HAHA 😅😅 This wasn't a great example in this video at all but listen to other videos and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about!! Lmaooo 🤣🤣🤣

[@PathosConsultingGroup]

when fallon came on late night I thought "fine, this will be the least funny person that we ever allow to have a late night show." then james corden came to tv and i thought... fuck!

[@ShFred]

Hearing James trying to do an accent made me forget how to talk...

[@lindanorris2455]

RIGHT ON!

[@kparker905]

It's Flynn Rider!!!

[@SupahFans]

0:20 "You can't really (speak Bostonese) without swearing." Truth: the F-word operates like a noun determiner, adjective or semi-colon with no ill intent. Barely notice it slip out non-stop.

[@gregoryguillot-noaafederal1904]

How 'bout President JFK during the Cuban Missile crisis talking about "Cuber"!

[@tmclaughlin11]

This is an idiosyncrasy many don’t realize when imitating it. Everyone knows about the dropped ‘r’ at the end of words - but fewer know that the missing r is re-added when the following word begins with a vowel. I was talking to a buddy in the Navy years ago (I grew up in the northern Boston suburbs - Wilmington, Billerica, Woburn) and we were talking about TV shows. I said “Law(r) and Order” referring to that show. Had never thought about that pronunciation before. He was “wait a minute - did you say ‘Lawr and Order’”? Took me a minute to even realize it. We say it without thinking most of the time.

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

yep,, without thinking, there's alot of words i can't pronounce without an accent.. i bet you too

[@stephkane7032]

“ you can’t really do it without swearing” ain’t that the fucking truth lmao once a Bostonian, always a Bostonian

[@joshuadiez4406]

The pale coke expectantly expect because peer-to-peer nally hum within a whole kitten. cuddly, endurable twig

[@peacingout008]

Matt Damon is so cute

[@SaImanKayani]

Only WILL HUNTING swears in a Boston accent, this isn't totally true.

[@amyt.219]

I love Boston accents though. They just feel right.

[@tabestorm5339]

Funny. That r pops up in australian english too.

[@rosethesinger]

James sounds like he's deaf when he tries to do a Boston accent haha

[@ptroinks]

Hold on... Did they actually replace Craig Ferguson with this guy?

[@villevallo5222]

yeah because Craig Ferguson is shite.

[@Janinho897]

+Ville Vallo I refuse to believe that this is an actual opinion.

[@carlyonbay45]

WHY is James Corden famous ?....he seems to have just sprung up from nowhere

[@nongthip]

That's true for most non-rhotic accents. Any word ending with a vowel followed by another word starting with a vowel. In most of Britain, for example, you might consume "pizza-R-and beer". In most of the US (aside from New England) you'd be having "pizzaandbeer".

[@nickkellie]

Right but I suspect that James has no idea he does it. Whereas Matt has awareness as an actor

[@heidimsw]

Love Matt Damon. Love!

[@Empr.Palpatine]

damon is explaining it like he is some wicked smaht fella

[@westaussie965]

Fatty has to always make it about him🤦‍♀️

[@KB9TKB]

As someone originally from Cape Cod, that is exactly how you say ma. By the way, mar's got the cah pahked in the back yahd if you're lookin for it.

[@jadedoldjoe8709]

I’m from inner city Boston & when that movie came out, I was in college at the University of Alabama. Holy balls! I was treated like a fucking parrot there until I left. Say this, say that, say car...

[@EvilTwin123]

I went ta woostah To get my sista a toasta. Then I had a cutty sahk In the pahk After dahk With mahky mahk And it was wicked ahsum!

[@tommythomas7790]

perfect

[@OlderWomenRock]

F..k lol

[@Cooksongrl]

Don't some Brits do the same thing adding the R at the end of the vowel?

[@Necromancer0225]

This still doesn't answer the question: _Is Mar upstairs?_

[@chickensangwich97]

Foatheh. Fackin. Queah. Pahk. Woostah.

[@apacheresources8117]

Smaht Pahk, anyone?

[@maz1980s]

Boston accent has something to do with the Australian accent. I hear a lot of similarities.

[@terminalfrost3645]

Yea, comes from british/irish accents. Non rhetoric r is normal in britain

[@myearshurtnoone1367]

how interesting you have to add an R to ma if its followed by a vole

[@ShivinUnitholi]

Gotta watch Good Will Hunting to learn some Bostonian accent