元動画のコメント欄 「私はポーランド人ですが、彼の質問はとてもよく理解できました。ただ、誰が彼にあんなに上手にポーランド語を教えたのだろうか?」 "I’m Polish and I understood his question very clearly. I’m just wondering who taught him to speak Polish so well??"
Dunedin or Invercargill in NZ, is close to this feeling a bit?
@yoshichuta9882 жыл бұрын
Jamaican listening harder like.
@manhughug59802 жыл бұрын
Think of the Japanese for instance you wouldn’t some time catch strongly accented locally spoken language, so are the other countries locally accented ones incomprehensible to the Japanese ,which would be heard anywhere worldwide⁉️
I'm an American, when I was young I moved to Northern England. My English teacher had such a strong accent, that made it hard to understand what he was saying. It was so bad that I couldn't understand anything he said for six months! When my mother went to speak to the teacher about my issue, she couldn't understand him either. It took a long time untill I was able to understand him!
@fastballonly2 жыл бұрын
It is really unfair, isn't it? Scottish people can understand American English well because it is all over the place in films. But the reverse does not hold. This is a big advantage/disadvantage.
@jea4012 жыл бұрын
An American people said "Northern Engrand teacher had such a strong accent" 🤔
When I was working with the manager who was from Liverpool I didn't understand her at all for a year! I'm sure she didn't understand my Japanese English & accent either!
@の坊2 жыл бұрын
学校のリスニングテストがこれだったら普通に笑う
@yoshichuta9882 жыл бұрын
At school listening exams here in Japan, the content is truly mundane a lot .
What I personally think happened here is a small display of the tribalism in UK politics. The Conservative Party and Scottish National Party don't get on well together at the best of times, so I think the Scottish MP is deliberately talking fast and in a strong accent out of defiance (unwilling to slow down), and the Tory MP is being a bit unwilling to try and even comprehend what is being said. What's also interesting is the mediator at the end (the Speaker of the House) is a Northerner with a strong Lancashire accent.
@yoshichuta9882 жыл бұрын
Westminster always talks about the language issue. The Speaker shouldn’t be paying attention to rough-accented MP. In this video, the speaker made some help.
@idot33312 жыл бұрын
Yeah, I find it quite hard to believe that he can't understand his accent. Maybe Americans might struggle, but if you're a member of the British parliament then you should be able to understand most British accents. His Scottish accent isn't particularly strong or unusual. It's strange though, because the SNP claims that the Tories and even labour don't respect Scotland, and this MP is just proving their point by basically mocking their accent.
@uponthebay2 жыл бұрын
I really don't think so. I think this man just naturally speaks fast. A lot of Scottish people do. Maybe not this guy, but I sometimes find it hard to follow scottish people.
I am from New Zealand, I have never even been to England or Scotland, and I can understand everything this guy from Glasgow is saying easily. This politician from NZ whoever he is has an extremely British accent and is trying to use the fact he is from NZ as an excuse to not talk about the topic. He is a disgrace to NZ.
@Pavelsan72 жыл бұрын
Yup he is a dirty politician too. During the media coverage of the United Kingdom parliamentary expenses scandal, it was revealed that Beresford, who is a practising dentist, designated his west London property (which includes his dental surgery) as his second home, allowing him to claim allowances of three-quarters of the running costs of the property from the taxpayer.
@yoshichuta9882 жыл бұрын
@@Pavelsan7 Daijiro doesn’t say this background including. It’s a bit half-baked for what his description means.
ロンドン出身イギリス人です。私の日本語が悪いならすみませんでした! イギリス人、アイルランド人、オーストラリア人とニュージーランド人にとって特にグラズゴの方言でスコットランドの男は実はわかりやすかったと思います。おっさんは丁寧的に自分の英語でゆっくり話してもいいですかって聞いたなのにちょっと失礼です。あと、その部屋に全員がわかってたがおっさんはわからないふりをしたのは最悪です。見たに限り、スコットランドの男は見下ろされた気がします。 I think for most British, Irish, Aussie and Kiwi people, the Scottish guy is easy to understand especially as a Glaswegian. I think the older guy was actually being quite rude asking him to speak slower in antipodean English. Also, everybody in the room could understand the Scottish guy except for the old man, which means that he was just using the accent as an excuse to ignore what he’s saying. Looking at the video it just seems like the old man was looking down on the Scottish guy rather than him genuinely not understanding him.
@pf10vnstqsvt2 жыл бұрын
そうなんだ。
@sunshine-mk-22 жыл бұрын
The public has a stereotypical image of the British as favoring ironic expressions. Perhaps he is one who falls into that category.
@carlyf1382 жыл бұрын
@@sunshine-mk-2 Yes! British people, particularly English people use politeness to say something horrible but wrap it up with sweet talk or to disguise their true feelings towards something which funnily enough is quite similar to Japanese.
@Jjjuserjjj2 жыл бұрын
(I’m Japanese) is that why Scottish guy didn’t slow down his speaking? Does he felt slight of old man?
@yoshichuta9882 жыл бұрын
Glasswegian& Scott can be socialized well you mean about?