British Accents: Cockney

British Accents Cockney. An accent which is based in London, traditionally a true cockney is someone born within the sound of the Bow bells. These days the London accent varies hugely, but let's take a look at a traditional cockney accent.
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[English Like A Native]

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[Sara Fanti]

Immagine a little version of me working as a waitress in London. A 23yo Italian girl, who barely knew how to say "hello" and "goodbye" in English back then. Now, imagine me dealing with cockney, Irish and Scottish accents every day. Now count how many bottles I gave to my costumers instead of butter. And how many butters instead of bottles? Yeah, exactly.

[Gary max]

lmao 😂😂🤣🤣

[American Badger]

You having a bubble???

[Alpha Tubitron]

FFS. lmao 😂😂😂👌💯

[RobBCactive]

But you didn't have many Barney's, did ya? And iwaitresses have customers usually they aren't costume-ers or costumiers if they are pretentious :)

[Delta]

Cockney sounds more authentic and more British somehow.

[Hériat M]

Nooo...it's more the stereotypical English accent.

[HarryWessex]

Na, it's 1 of them, the other is RP, like you'd find in Surrey/Hampshire.

[Hériat M]

It's common and awful sounding, like the New York/Jersey accent; grating to the nerves.

[HarryWessex]

It's not where near as bad as the New York and NEW Jersey accent. There are worse accents in England, there's a worse accent just outside London which is the Essex accent.

[john lewis]

What i hate about Guy Richie gangster films is the over the top Essex pseudo Cockney accents. It seems like everyone is trying to outdo Ray Winston if you get my drift .I am a cockney myself and find it really jarring

[Pats [Vox's Headpats]]

I've only seen him for 8 minutes but I will die for Paul The way he says "Love" when addressing her *is gonna be the end of my hopeless romantic heart*

[Twyla]

Absolutely 💯 ❤️

[Fiona Em]

As an Aussie, I've always felt our accent is midway between Cockney and received pronunciation. Videos like these reinforce my observation.

[NB]

Look up Estuary English then! It's a variety that's said to be exactly between RP and Cockney! :)

[Spencer Antonio Marlen-Starr]

That and Scouser apparently

[xdz80]

As an ESL speaker, I felt that every time when someone spoke British English to me but I couldn't understand shit, it was someone from Australia

[N X]

Thats funny. It is true. All my ife people often think im Australian. Except real Aussies of course. Im from London. And I speak kind of what i think its called Estuary English. I never thought about it but yes i think it is kind of midway between received pronunciation and cockney, while being neither. It makes sense because we, or I may have divided loyalties, we are neither. I am not a cockney but neither am i posh or upper class. But I still have both, a regional accent -not as original as cockney, and I also enunciate more carefully, though not as painstakingly as RP. It is more relaxed and open i think. And it allows for a wider variety of people in it. I always thought it was just me becasue i have mixed background. I never realised there is a lot of us like this make up our own accent type. Not the type i'd have chosen, not as cool as cockney but there we have it. Funny that all that should be like.., Australian.

[freeflowme]

Man, I just smile uncontrollably whenever he utters a phrase.

[Anna Ferrara]

I vote Mr. Cockney as the next James Bond.

[Mr Video]

That would be brilliant

[Sophie Ring]

Awright mate. M'name's Bond, Paul Bond.

[Paolo El]

Now I know that I'm not pronouncing words in a wrong way. I'm just using a Cockney accent :D

[Jordan]

Same :D

[Sebastian]

Who did you have to fight to get that username?

[Andrés Loaysa]

jajaja buena ! xD

[Tim Hawthorn]

Pretty much all non-RP accents are criticised for 'wrong' pronunciation. There is a very good argument to say RP is actually wrong, look at the spelling of words compared to their pronunciation - the only people who actually pronounce English the way it's written tend to be well spoken Edinburgers, go figure.

[Frankles Graham]

Trust you to use an American expression - "go figure". Ugh.

[Social Experiment]

you should do a podcast with a bunch of people with different accents and what its like to grow up in those areas, it would give them a lot of time to speak, helps learn especially when you can hear a few people talk together but are from different areas, really shows the differences

[Gath Of Baal]

Love all the English accents in England. It's strange how one little island has so many different accents across the world. Take where I'm from in the Southern United States for example. We sound completely different from someone up in Maine, but it's still all English. I love it. Also, one thing I noticed from watching other videos on Cockney, they typically don't say "my". Instead, they use the term "me." So, "my mother" would be "me muver." Of course, I'm not a native of England so I could be wrong about that.

[English Like A Native]

You are correct :)

[Tony Bates]

Me muvver, me muvver, me great big muvver in law. OI!!!

[Jill Valentin]

Lots of culture

[Danellboy]

The American accents were developed when travelling around was a lot eaiser. British accents have a much older origin where people 20 miles away would barely come into contact. Because it wasn't as easy to meet people different to themselves accents diverged a lot. It's like when animals get trapped on a remote island and evolve differently, of course that takes a lot longer to happen than for an accent to change.

[Peter Horlor]

I grew up in East London and this has shown me that I have not manage to lose as much as my accent as I had thought. Very interesting.

[Mr Video]

You don't need to lose it be proud

[Deepen Patel]

Same here grew up in forest gate and now like in NYC. Sometimes the odd word comes out. Trying to order water is a challenge

[Colorado Boo]

About 10 years ago, I was standing in line at the Walmart outside the gate of the Air Force Academy in my flight suit. A woman and her son were behind me in line and I could hear their adorable British cockney accents. The boy looked at me and said, "You're in da Air Force!" I smile and talked to them for a minute. As I was leaving, I peeled my US Flag from my shoulder and handed it to him, as a souvenir....totally made his day! (I hope he, still, has it!)

[Jonathan Jones]

He burned it

[rogerio riva]

Cool

[Sam Mack]

Ew an officer lol

[Colorado Boo]

@Sam Mack LOL...not a pilot, aircrew member, Master Sergeant (MSgt).

[zippyzee]

@Jonathan Jones edgy bro

[Inspector Winship]

First thing...the tension is palpable 😂 Second, this is far too much beauty and handsome for KZbin. If you do another "cockney" video, the person better look like Onslow. Thirdly, I am loving binging this series.

[Joe Smith]

Anna, I really love your regional accent videos. Please do more!!!

[English Like A Native]

+Joe Smith I will do

[Yasmine xasan]

English Like A Native have you got Skype lessons I need it

[jin the worldwide demon]

he gives off the vibe of a student being pulled to the front of the class to demonstrate something with the teacher 😂😂

[Milena Wood]

Love it, Anna! I'd love to hear more on the Lancashire accent (your own?). I've been living here for a while now and noticed there are subtle variations even amongst very close communities. Oh, and keep up the good work, your videos are such a valuable resource! I love using them to help my private students practise between lessons :) x

[Davide Benaissa]

How do they say " I hate you" "I ate you"?

[liza pedak]

Davide Benaissa lmaooo I live for this type of comments

[Warrior Eirenikos]

Run! Cannibal is coming

[mokkaveli]

It would be "I 'ate ya'

[Moocin]

Her smiles throughout this video are the most genuine ones ever

[Twyla]

I came here to hear my grandparents accent and ended up falling I love. Aren't they adorable x

[Learn English with Papa Teach Me]

Awesome!

[English Like A Native]

+Learn English with Papa Teach Me thank you :)

[Amir Haddad]

Look at you! Aw! I loved your Cockney video!

[Amir Haddad]

He did a pretty good job!

[MBE B]

I love the Cockney accent!

[Joseph Piemma]

Maddie B me too mate !!! I'm in love with cockney

[ohigetjokes]

This was very helpful - I especially liked the number of examples you gave and that you repeated them. Very well produced and makes me interested in other things you do!

[6th Wilbury]

Seriously loving this entire series. I also have a sudden urge to watch My Fair Lady, too.

[Avian Lord]

I love the personality these two have! Definitely watching more vids :)

[Jay Dubbyuh]

What a privilege to behold, hear, and learn from you, Ms. Anna. Your knowledge, intelligence, bearing, good nature, and grace are a true treat to the eyes & mind.

[Bru S]

I’ve always wondered why some people sounded “more british” than others, especially when it comes to words like “better”, because in some british tv shows I hear people saying both “beah” and “better” and I always wondered what was the “right” way to say it in a British accent. Now I know both ways are correct depending on what kind of accent you’re trying to make

[Joyce Cai]

Australian accent is emerging from the Cockney accent.

[Justin Thomas]

We are told this a lot, and is true for some broad Australian accents, but after watching this video I'm convinced the general Australian accent is closer to RP than cockney.

[Florence Huang]

Red Panda it is true

[Robbie Wales]

You're quite right. The Aussie accent has come about from the Cockney accent. Even today there are many Aussie's (and I can just about say I'm one of them) that use general slang which is very similar to the Cockney accent.

[beanie_toque]

The cultivated (posh) South African accent is still a bit closer to RP than the general Australian accent - I'm mainly referring to vowel sounds here.

[Tereza Koci]

Thank you Anna! It's really fantastic. Please can you do Suffolk and East Sussex accent the next time? Thanks a lot x

[__Đąřķı027__]

OMG! I love that accent! I learned my English in Ireland and I used to love the accent, this one seems a little to the Irish, but stronger and more galic!

[Jonathan Aldecoa]

That’s pretty spot on. I find with the Cockney accent, the point of resonance is in the throat. It’s at least 80% or the accent. When you talk in the back of your throat, many of the sounds you mention come out. Cheers. Love your videos

[Sebastian Fernandez]

Damn, this video was amazing. I loved every second of it! In fact, my favorite part of it was how you two seemed to get along oh so well.

[Italian with Irene]

Hello :) It was a lovely surprise discovering your channel as I have been living in England for 4 years and keep learning new things everyday! I will also use you as a muse as I've recently launched my channel about learning Italian, well done! :D

[Mohammad Ebrahiminejad]

it's one of the hardest accents to understand :) and it sounds so British :))

[Hiba Khan]

Mohammad Ebrahiminejad how bout glaswegian?

[Rocky F]

Hiba Khan try scouse

[Rocky F]

The Guardian of Truth west county accent is pretty understandable to me. Scouse is way harder to understand compared to other accents in England.

[DeathBeforeDecaf]

Not difficult to understand lol

[A T]

Rocky Minghui Feng love Scouse

[Andrei Miachkou]

lovely video, I've always enjoyed different British accents, especially cockney :)

[Tom Belanovic]

The really funny thing is that our English teachers in Croatia really used to emphasise the proper pronunciation of "th" sound. And then you come to London and a lot of natives - Cockneys especially, of course - pronounce it simply as an "f" ... or a "v" or a "d" as you emphasised.

[Lenny D's Garage]

My fiance is from East London with a mixed accent between RP and Cockney. I myself am Boston American. The Boston accent is similar to Cockney. Some drop the T in the middle of words and most everyone drops the R at the end of words. So I've found it somewhat easy to pick it up. Especially the dropping of R and T. Also replacing the TH with W or V has been easy for me.

[AutumnLeaves]

Wow, nice. Congratulations on your engagement. 🎉 May I please ask how you met your British fiance? I've been searching for many years or a British man and just this week, I'm finally able to chat with an English man from East London with a mix of RP and Cockney accent. I am an American woman living in Illinois. I hope our long-distance relationship works out. 😊 I can't wait to meet him! Wishing you both a lifetime of happiness. Take care and stay safe, my friend. 🙏

[Mohamed Zayed]

Thank you very much. I really needed that video. I love it! I have been trying to understand Cockney accent since ever (especially the one used by Jason Statham; I love it!). It is a truly wonderful and very helpful video. Thanks again! Regards and respect from Egypt!

[English Like A Native]

Glad you found it useful.

[Leo Grush]

I like how Ann laughs in a case of most unusual sound of accent) It is a reaction of a person who really interested in her job and very like it as well.

[Moocin]

"So I take more time... enjoy that movement... whereas Paul just rushes it through" Paul: "It's better that way" AAAAAAAAH I'M MELTING

[Generadordeingresos :)]

what a good accent, i really like listening different kind of accents to be honest and one accent that i would like to listen is the geordie accent. Thanks in advance I love your videos ;)

[Shannan Lee]

As an American he is not hard to understand. It is similar to the southern accent you hear it enough you understand it.

[NorybDrol82]

Shannan Lee That's what I started to wonder. Some of this sounded familiar. It could be from watching too much BBC America but I swear some of this seemed like normal American pronunciations at least for some parts.

[lovedance971]

NorybDrol82 Shannan Lee actually they're not really like American pronunciations, at least not to me. I understand him perfectly, though. We don't drop our h's, and his vowels are for the most part closer to Australian than anything else. At least that's how he sounds to my American ears 🤷🏽‍♀️

[Shannan Lee]

I did not say it sounded the same. I meant that it is easy to understand if you hear it enough. Also in the south the drop letters maybe not the same places but they do in the deep south

[Westy]

I totally agree. I'm from Northeast Ohio and this sounded like some of the shortened/slang that we use.

[Meade Music]

I am from the South, I can't understand Cockney at all ! and I would say Cockney English is almost polar opposite of the southern US accents. At least from what I have heard.

[محمد علي]

it would be such an amazing thing if you upload more and more about cokeny accent, cuz i'm infatuated with this lovely accent.

[productplacement39]

This British accent clips definitely affirm that outside of RP accent alot of them drop the H vowels and contract the double Ts and single T words, which might also reaffirm the French influence in pronouncing certain words among people who don't speak with an RP accent.

[Ali Altiatasi]

You both sound fantastic. Thank you for the lesson.

[rahmspinat]

Anna might have the clearest freaking voice language I've ever heard.

[Kristen T]

I've always thought of the cockney accent as one that never grew past the age of 3 or 4, where we don't quite know how to say our consonants properly. Interesting how she says everyone loves a cockney accent.. I am not a fan, though I'm sure many would say the same of my southern US accent

[Said Farid]

Hi professor Thank you so much for your priceless advice and interesting guidance. I love your way of teaching and excellent explication. I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity. Your Student from Algeria.

[Bjornhattan]

An interesting accent is the one found in Berkshire, Oxfordshire, and parts of Wiltshire and Hampshire (at least among working class people). Essentially the same as this but with a West County influence too. Ricky Gervais is the most famous example of that accent but you can hear it right the way up to Banbury or across past Swindon.

[Brad 'Bảo' Hirsch]

Great video Ya'll! It would be helpful if you wrote the actual phonetics of each. for example you did a great job showing the international symbols for each sound in the begining of each section. Thank you for that. but adding full words such as Think -> fink Hello -> elo Mother -> Mava actually on the screen. Anyway keep up the great work! Cheers!

[P. Sethia]

why don't you do one on indian english? I know indian english can vary a lot too depending on the region, but generally the main differences would be between north and south indians

[Megz_97]

Never does a cockney say "thanks" it's Taa or cheers 😂😂

[blackwalltunnell]

Cheers, ta, fanks or nice one actually

[Sgt Pepper]

@Andrew JS yes , if they do it on purpose , but if they talking naturally no

[jackofswords7]

@Andrew JS Yes, I can and do especially when I used to teach English as a foreign language.

[Sreevatsa Kota]

Love all of your videos, especially the accent comparisons ones. Keep it up, and cheers.

[Andrea Ragusa]

Wonderful video! I have a question: how can we distinguish Cockney from Estuary English?

[O.J Duke of Pinkcity]

I really love the cockny accent.i heard a lot about cockney accent from my teacher Tanvir Richard who has compeleted his graduation from UK.I desperetly to speak like true Londoner...I have started watching and listening videos on cockney accent..hopefully it gonna work out

[David Ostrowski]

love your accent videos. I'm from West London but have worked in central and East therefore have a weird combination of estuary and cockney depending on where I am and my anger levels! get more cockney if im more aggressive!

[Thingsyourollup]

I love that cockney accent, it’s so Oliver Twist.

[C.L.D]

This video actually helped me understand the Nigerian accent. Since Nigeria was colonized by the Brits, Nigerian acquired the dropping of the "H" in their words. I love linguistics.

[Smokan Miraz]

Nigeria was colonised by Cockneys? Gor blimey, are you avin a bubble?

[serenityq26]

apparently american slang is just a collection of different words and phrases from various british slang. pipe down has been used at least as far back as the 50s (seen it in used in the tv show "i love lucy) and still here it today. that is what i learned today watching several of these videos. also a lot of the rules of the accents are in american accents like in the south, most would say "watchin'" instead of "watching" and "yuh" instead of "you" and "wadduh" instead of "water". explains why its easier (or so ive heard) for brits to do an american southern accent then any other american accent

[ariel consuegra]

Anna, I've just signed up to your channel, and I can only say that many of my mates at University wouldn't have failed the oral exam of English Sociolinguistics had they watched your videos... Thank you very much... I hope I could be part of your "project" some day.

[English Like A Native]

+ariel consuegra wow high praise indeed. I'm honoured. Thank you for your kind words and your support.

[Michael Robinett]

Thank you, by the way. It was this video and videos like this that really helped me nail the Cockney accent for my university's touring children's show production of Peter Pan. Director wanted the pirates to do Cockney, gave us some time to prepare it before rehearsals if we wanted, if not she (being the school's dialect coach) was alright with working with those that didn't. I was the only one that came in with one, and it was so thick and true to life she was the only one that understood me. Made me tone it down (several times) so that the kids could understand it. I can see her point, little American kids are not going to be able to understand a thick Cockney. Fast forward to a couple weeks ago, and I had a native English woman, I couldn't tell if she was a parent or a teacher, run up to me after the performance and ask if it was a real English accent, and was shocked I wasn't a native! She couldn't tell the difference!

[English Like A Native]

That’s so good to hear. :)

[Jaafar Almukhtar]

His accent is so gentle 😁

[Kent]

Thank you. Learning through your videos. I was born in Hong Kong and did not get the Hong Kong English accent. So I am trying to learn all the different British accent now

[Lana 22]

I’m so tired but find these videos so addictive

[Tim Bettin]

It would be fun to go to England just to hear the accents. 😅

[Marisa Lane]

I don’t know why but when she translated “pipe down you lot” into “be quiet everybody” her delivery made almost cry from laughing

[N X]

It is very funny. With that very straight faced delivery. Those two are adorable. I can see them married to old age and still each fighting their corner holding their own.

[Katarzyna Piekarska]

Thanks for your amazing videos :) Can you make one about Yorkshire accent please? :)

[English Like A Native]

Planning to soon:)

[Freedom]

So interesting accent 😍 Greetings from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿🤝🇬🇧

[renata matwiejczuk]

Thank you for your English lessons. When I been in u UK I heated instead “hello mate” sound something like “elli mike”. No I understand that was cockney :D you lessons help people understood how amazing can be language and how many “colours” can have, how many changes have for every generation.

[DJClicheDarkness]

I like the smile that dawned upon his face when he first said the word "Fight."

[dantheman1998]

I love cockney slang it's so clever!

[Hasi Wills]

I love cockney accent more than any accent. ❤

[Benjamin Reaume]

I love the sound of the cockney accent!

[Andrei Lucaci]

I always wondered how relatively small England and Romania have so many accents but such a big Russia you won’t hear a difference,maybe few cities have some local “regionysms”

[Kay Muldoon]

I remember my dad found a guy to help repair a leak in my roof. He was from England (I’m in the US) and he had a cockney accent so thick you could cut it with a knife. I couldn’t understand half him the time. 🤣

[Asch Drown]

Now I understand why everyone thought I was British. I just talked fast/shorting my words.

[Gigi S]

Asch Drown are you Australian, aren’t ya?

[איליה אוסטרובסקי]

You say hello and I say all right. Better than learning Japanese.

[Wikkid Person]

Would love to hear what a run-of-the-mill Canadian accent shows origins in (Irish mainly, with some West Country and Scottish, I'm thinking?)

[chab1rd 1]

I love the cockney accent!!! 💖

[Ricardo Gadelha]

Excellent video! It would be great if you could do one about Glaswegian. :)

[English Like A Native]

Yes it is on the list. :)

[Ricardo Gadelha]

Awesome! Keep up the great work :) I'm very interested in languages and their different accents/dialects. :D

[Lulu Grace Tweedy]

I am someone who was born in Australia in 2002 and i think the cockney accent is similar to Australian I’ve been living in the UK since 2004

[Chloe Williams]

When Anna was demonstrating the dropping of the aitch and said, "Hello", I really expected Paul to reply with, "Wotcha"! 😄

[Rochell Barbara]

I’m American and when I think of a British accent this is what I think of ❤️

[William Wilberforce]

Going on a study abroad to America soon and wondering how’ll they’ll take it aha, I get pulled aside for my cockney accent all the time and I’m studying up north in England and my voice already sticks out like a saw thumb, so America will be a big change lol

[Rochell Barbara]

William Wilberforce oh we Americans love a British accent ❤️ you’ll probably get tired of people asking you to say stuff lol

[William Wilberforce]

Rochell Barbara aha already used to it up north !

[gaspar correa leitao]

Ana! Im from Brazil and here we speak portuguese,i really love your accent ,is so pure and i understand everything...

[S R Leeming]

The cockney accent is very similar to the way we sound in Adelaide South Australia

[Robbie Wales]

Great video Anna. I'm trying to learn a cockney accent for a theatre production.

[English Like A Native]

+Robbie Wales wonderful- good luck

[Pamela Green]

Very interesting. Thank you. This was very helpful for a character I am playing!

[vee]

The psychotic smile given when saying "We got into a fight."

[George Thakur]

My favourite part of the video, tbh

[MrBlaktoe]

Yeah, I caught that too. A man that fancies a bit of the old ultraviolence.

[M]

@MrBlaktoe Nowt wrong wi obliging someone on the old cobbles!

[M]

@MrBlaktoe Nowt wrong wi obliging someone on the old cobbles!

[osraneslipy]

Awesome and funny video, thank you for posting it!

[j4d3 goat]

"This bu'ah is be'ah!" Really cool accent! One of the reasons I **loved** the "Minder" TV series was because of the "Sowf London" accents!

He got me at ‘water’; I heard Russell brand (cockney accent, I assume) try to pronounce Ottawa. It came out ‘oh oh wa’. So bizarre but kinda nice

[tenchu65]

Nice , I was on the Isle of Wight in the 80`s and everyone throwing their not so school english at us Norwegians , today , it is quite understandable and funny !

[Carlotta Rua]

Your accents' video are amazing! I love the Manchester's one

[Khrist75]

I think most of the french peoples would like to speak with the cockney accent because it's the closest one to our own pronunciation ..:-). (V, T, D, etc...). Friendly from France.

[G-Ice451]

It felt like watching ASMR video, it was so relaxing

[Sunday]

I don't know how I got here, but thanks to this beautiful man, I never want to leave :D He is the english Gentleman of All my romance novel fantasys

[Radwa Farouk]

Love you because you teach us about your country that is wonderful thing you made us feel as if we were in UK sorry for my english but i'm working on improving it

[AF Tiny]

Paul's typical cockney accent is more real, down to earth and friendlier.

[Laura Glynn]

I always feel like Cockney is very similar alignments to the New York accent

[lefabuleuxdestin]

The sexual tension is incredibly high

[nicolo iudica]

AlfBiology interesting

[Dr Thuganomics]

people really exaggerated ,cause if u see in the west country they also joke around... i guess it's because this guy is more attractive people speculate that

[Natalie Santana]

AlfBiology to be honestttt

[dulcet_lemøn]

I thought I was the only one who noticed she was thinking of making a move

[duraosunda]

I wouldn´t say it´s incredibly, but I´m glad anyone said it anyway. I was about to give up believing Brits are human and the sexuality is their main motor just like the rest of humanity.

[Hashtaggis]

In this light, the cockney and the Philly (Philadelphia, PA) accents share some similar attributes.

[Lea Linerová]

well, this channel probably saved my ass - Tomorrow I have an exam where I need to recognize varieties of English and this helped a lot. Thank you for your work :)

[English Like A Native]

So glad to hear that. :)