Eliza Jane's 10 Tips for Nailing the Irish Accent Emergency Tutorial

Hi There...
Here are your 10 Tips for Nailing the Irish Accent just in time for St. Paddy's Day.
These tips will help you as you hit the streets with your "Kiss Me I'm Irish" t-shirts and green beer in tow for the celebration of St. Patrick's Day holiday.
Take an entertaining ride, with "South Park" voice alum, Eliza Jane Schneider, as she takes you step by step through the unique twists and turns found in mastering Irish Dialect in her own creative and informative way that has made her one of the most sought-after Dialect Coaching experts in the industry.
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Eliza Jane's 10 Tips for Nailing the Irish Accent
1) Short "a" in HAT and AFTER and prior to "R" in START widens to phoneme we use in
General American as the first part of the diphthong "eye" [a]
2) Short "u" in UP and COME rounds to sound we use in General American in "put" and "could"
3) Short "i" (BIT) and short "e" (BET) widen "bitten"
becomes "betten" and "better" moves toward "batter"
4) Close mouth and start the long "i" diphthong with more of
a short "u" (FUCK) sound for words like my, die, etc.
5) Close mouth and start the "OW" diphthong with
more of a short "e" (BET) sound for words like how, down, etc.
6) Pay attention to the spelling in the words Americans normally merge to a simple "er" sound, so:
FIRST = FEARst
PERFECT = PAIRfect
WORD = WARd
TURKEY = TOURkey
7) Simple "or" spelling of OR sound widens to an AR sound,
while other spellings (including silent "e") narrow and gain length:
Morning = MARnin, but mourning & more = MOWERnin & MOWER
border = BARder, but boarder = BOEwerder
8) Long "o" in HOPE is the Latin mono thong "o,"
but before an "L" it widens and gains length -- told = toweled
9) Dentalize your "th" sounds by sealing tongue against top teeth
10) aspirate t's & liquify "L's”

[@silvahsoat8692]

Tell you what. That f bomb caught me off guard

[@mattcarlson6047]

SilvahSoat it really did. She sounds so forceful telling me to go fuck her wife

[@fungaltoe3748]

LMFAO ME TOO MY JAW DROPPED

[@mirandaroberts1831]

I went back to listen again 😆 Like THAT SOUNDED LIKE FUCK 😁

[@Avalon247]

hearing that f bomb hit me like either a car crash or crashing off the bridge

[@ronaldtardy]

Right lol

[@elizabethdonnelly1204]

I wasn't ready!!!!! 😭🤣🤣🤣

[@coleenhaslam4558]

You are Fun!!! Love this

[@allenlogue4765]

No one teaches accents and dialects better than Eliza Jane Schneider.

[@jennhenry5756]

You're fockin' amazin', you. I can pass for a Dubliner...wait...no, my internal monologue can pass as a Dubliner. Out my mouth it gets a bit dicey, and without the chance to take your Master class before my Dublin trip in April, I'll not be try'n. I can embarrass myself in enough regional American accents, no need to make me an International incident as well. Ramble done. Thanks, so much for this. My dialects, weighed and wanting, I look very forward to studying with you in the future.

[@PeaceLoveAndGuns]

😂Dammit you got me with 1:14! Love it. Thank you for that.🤣

[@taopagan]

Yes! Great explanation - and some fierce fiddle, too.

[@casey129]

that f-bomb seriously threw me into the 4th dimension when i saw my friends coming around the corner

[@yatiyeets4180]

Best tutor ever

[@whattheshit4936]

"Coom oop hear und fook mai woife" holy fuck that threw me off lol

[@littlebombadil]

Ooooh can you do more of these?! That was great!!!

[@afiah8208]

Wow! i wasn't ready for that sentence. I said it quite well.

[@mirandaroberts1831]

I LOVE THE MONOLOGUE

[@jasonsimpson9587]

You are awesome! 😁

[@tiberiusaemiliusvictorius1363]

Whale oil beef hooked

[@tornadokatzanimationsandgaming]

Not that anybody in Ireland says this but “top to the morning” *Jacksepticeye has entered the chat*

[@SIX6SIXer]

1:15 😏 i like your style 🍀

[@catherinecampion8641]

Do you ever go to the Monday night seisiun at the Celtic Arts Center in NoHo? Great craic! (And loads of opportunities to hear and try out various Irish dialects. They even offer free Irish language and ceili lessons!)

[@lauraesposito2343]

Absolutely wonderful. Thank you for the specificity!!!!!!!

[@angelicwolf909]

On my way upstairs. What did you say yer wife's name was ... uhhh ... never mind, coming.

[@kingcam6003]

bruh i'm fooking dead

[@nazeyy.official]

I saw the description I saw st.pattys day I saw the bleach,I drank it

[@nazeyy.official]

It’s st.paDDys day

[@elliecole9248]

I have to do an Irish accent for mock trial and I am struggling if we're being honest here

[@woffcasey2695]

Oh... My... Goodness... 1.) Please tell me this is a joke? 2.) Would you like a better video editor? XD

[@liamwalker4591]

How do I pronouns hello

[@rubenvargas3547]

I love when you talk dirty 😀

[@billintulsa]

This is awesome. I love the way you incorporate everyday speech (especially the swear words).

[@karenhuff9925]

Lol I love it!!!!

[@sparklypanda3423]

4:20 Jacksepticeye

[@MilesLambos-ef1nt]

Im reading all these comments in irish accent

[@mirandaroberts1831]

I’ve watched this twelve times in two days 😆

[@kinghexhalfblood9946]

Top of the morning Jack:used to say this every intro

[@SynthApprentice]

1:15 well, if you insist...

[@jamesmagnum]

Thank you for your amazing dilation of accents and dialects, your works are great.

[@LittlestTugboat]

I've never heard someone say "fuck" so clinically, lol. Your website is down, but this is the best youtube video i've found on the subject

[@gothcosplays]

Been trying to learn how to do an Irish accent for a long time but I've never been able to do it... This definitely helps/changes that. Thank you so much 🙏

[@thenextshenanigantownandth4393]

Your accent isn't bad certain parts are undeniably Irish 4:22 for example. Could pass as a general sort of accent in certain areas, 7/10 good effort.

[@shannen22]

0:44 *y e a h m a n*