How to Learn the British Accent: Received Pronunciation (Modern RP)

Want to know how to learn a British accent? Start by mastering the hardest sounds in Received Pronunciation, or rather, modern RP. These are the features of the RP accent that my students and I work on, most of the time.
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Love to learn British RP accent and with teacher Anna it's ice on the cake.

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I don't like any celebrity in the world. For me, there is just ONE celebrity in the world whom I love. Her name is Anna!😊

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You are a great teacher. I am proud of being your student.

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Thank you! 😃

[@fabrice9252]

Wonderful lesson my dearest! Schwa is really the ultimate secret of British English! On that note, Anna, have you ever realised that: Schwa, in fact /ə/ is somehow the laziest sound there is: it demands the least of speakers; The schwa just is, serene and undemanding: The vibration of air through the body to the outside world. Basically, the Essence of speech itself! ... Thank you Anna, you are an extraôôdinary teacher! 😘🌹❤

[@carotheplaylistmaker]

She did say it's the laziest sound, didn't you listen? 😂😉

[@fabrice9252]

@@carotheplaylistmaker Oh yes Caro, she did say it, you're right! I must have been distracted or something at this moment of the video. Thank you. :-)

[@rach_i]

Happy World English Language Day!

[@fabrice9252]

@@rach_i Thank you! And to you! :-)

[@kadimalnajar7881]

I'm new to the English language, and when I wanted to learn the language, I started watching movies and series... I noticed that the British accent is wonderful.. I have a question: Is the accent on the channel a dialect that I can speak all over the world?👍🏻

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I m Student from India . When I was seeing this video then It's just 19:51 but It looking like 1 hr video,Because not a single second is blank , there is information in single second. Really too much hardworking in creating Quality Content.

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The best Anna.

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Thank you Anna. It’s so important lesson👍I’m going to listen to it many times and make notes🥰

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Hi Anna,I love, how you structured your contents, I like it even I`m professional Accountant, M addicted its just fifteen minutes easy peasy learning something new. keep it up, amazing job, love you 😊

[@modanesh5923]

God bless you ❤. You are really fascinating ❤

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Big fan of yours! Mesmerising content as always ! Anna, you are the best ever! My heartfelt thanks for such an inspiring and insightful tips! Best regards from RJ-Brazil 🇧🇷🙋🤩

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Love to watch you any time

[@clifb.3521]

The hardest thing to pronounce with an English accent is “I’m sorry” 😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@diomedestamayo3985]

Hi Anna thank you for you amazing videos

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Glad you like them!

[@pranythaidining]

I really love English accent ❤❤❤

[@shakawa1]

I’m American accent speaker, but the theatre teacher force me talk ( RP ) 😂

[@zigibakowski7518]

Thank you so much our great, brilliant teacher Anna. Could you some day explain how to pronounce that tricky word three I still have difficulties to pronounce that word.

[@Guide2English]

Best work Anna

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Very nice ❤ mam. Teaching System keep it up.Thank you.

[@vivianagambetta9197]

Really excellent!!

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Glad you think so! :)

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Excellent lesson, as usual❤

[@AliReza-em5rs]

British accent is the love

[@mohammedabdelazizali6832]

You are awesome! keep it up.

[@toxest]

thank you ❤

[@ParHovhannisyan]

Thnx Anna, you’re so helpful❤

[@EnglishLikeANative]

You're so welcome!

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Hii iam from india I like your video so much

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Thanks for the video.

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You are welcome!

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I love your videos 😘🥰

[@francescjunyent9777]

In Catalan we have the SCHWA sound. It's our neutral vowel. It doesn't exist in Spanish. It's une advantage that we have in order to learn to pronounce and listen English.

[@carotheplaylistmaker]

I stopped watching this great video after the schwa bit, yeah, I know and insist on the v sound in the word "of" and I know but don't insist on the schwa sound for the o with my students because they're young (11-15), sometimes I do though, for them to start being aware of the "phenomenon" 😂 I always insist on the schwa sound at the end of all the words ending with er, or, al, el.

[@vanessadimarco158]

Hi Anna , Thank you for this video. Today, I didn't receive the notification for your 5 a day. Did I miss it?

[@Francis_UD]

I miss my grandma & the queen 😢😢😢

[@muhammadakramkakar1473]

Because we want to speak like native speaker

[@wolfgmusic2632]

Good tongue

[@marcelocamargo5602]

Hi Anna What is the difference between Modern RP and Standard English?

[@EnglishLikeANative]

They are essentially different names for the same thing. There are marginal differences between RP and Modern RP.

[@abhinav2530]

Woah please

[@vanessadimarco158]

How difficult the last long vowel sound.

[@Enigma_surf13]

I adore the British accent. However, I'm American , I'm*not* an actress, and English is my first language... I'm wondering if it's considered rude to learn to speak with a British accent instead. I'm not trying to convince anyone that I'm from England or anything; I just want to speak properly, more often

[@EnglishLikeANative]

You should do whatever makes you happy!

[@genevieveeguia7626]

laibrary / laibrary / or /laibry?

[@Spasticus.Autisticus]

*ENGLISH accent. If it was a Scottish accent, you'd call it a Scottish accent. If it was a Welsh accent, you'd call it a Welsh accent. So when it's an English accent, why do you call it a "British accent"?

[@laurapavone3513]

There must be historical reasons. Tell me when you find it out 🤓

[@laurapavone3513]

There must be historical reasons. Tell me when you find it out 🤓

[@laurapavone3513]

There must be historical reasons. Tell me when you find them out 🤓

[@Enigma_surf13]

Because people from America speak a different form of English and would wonder what she's talking about.

[@Spasticus.Autisticus]

@@Enigma_surf13 It's not a "British accent". There is no such thing as a British accent. That's like saying "North American accent". It's an English accent, end of discussion.

[@elmsyrup]

But there is no such thing as a British accent. There are several English accents, several Welsh accents, several Scottish accents, and several Irish accents. I know you say this in the video, but this title really annoys me.

[@laurapavone3513]

😮