How To Do An Australian Accent FAST

[@kanserthecrab899]

Australians watching this: **gaining more power they already hold**

[@adamjolly1832]

Best comment

[@Rose-tr8yt]

Bloody oath mate

[@dem6459]

Lmao not me being Australian 🤣

[@gsfs1]

Boike"

[@jsonattard2179]

Yer bloody summon me mate

[@ape8887]

Why am I on this, I’m Australian

[@theaussiecunt4452]

Fukauzi Mamba same

[@Jess-pg2sm]

Me too

[@cameronashtondeanne4182]

same, I'm just here to judge.

[@tomkosutar3255]

Me too, but I usually don't say Like with an oi in it, at least I don't think so....

[@ckecrockiller6339]

Same mate

[@NotMe-rs8ev]

Only thing going trough my head watching this: “OI FELIX COME HERE BRO”

[@rozahaque9220]

STAY RIGHT THERE,I AM ALSO A STAY YAAAA

[@nikololah3564]

I've found my fam STAY

[@cheesewhizxd7819]

HeRE'S YOuR RaMEN

[@thankubabygays-babystays7567]

Aww, hi me

[@brandonmerlino3488]

HERE’S YOUR RAMEN😂

[@awol_b]

“The Australian accent is one of the hardest accents to get” As an Australian, I can confirm this.

[@bakedbeans5494]

As a non Austrailian, I can't confirm this.

[@scottchaison1001]

@@bakedbeans5494 ¿?

[@haydenmundt5729]

Like

[@haydenmundt5729]

Not loike

[@liv-182]

huh

[@laylaygacha1068]

*Australian accent is one of the hardest accents to learn* Me (ausie) : I'm special

[@Pianoprac]

hahh me too

[@Ellieee1117]

It's not that hard tho.

[@flyymetothemoonn]

its so easy lmao who said that

[@JPWalster]

Finally, I'm good at something!

[@jeremyroberts9065]

Some random Afrikaner: Hold my beer...

[@taetertots4531]

WHY IS THE WHOLE COMMENT SECTION JUST STAY TRYING TO SAY "like mate, stop procrastinating" ...I'm here for the same reason

[@miraalmo]

I mean.... We're clowns

[@sufiya6322]

liKe mAtE sToP pRoCrAsTiNaTiNg

[@sufiya6322]

Kpop Potato Official Ikr

[@youtubehasa50lettercap]

YESSSS

[@tylerjosephstacos3777]

Ahahah me

[@carmemcavalcante2594]

US: it's a good day today AUS: it's a good day to die

[@selfcarecorner5364]

Ahahhahaha I laughed out sooooo loud

[@armogene6408]

Lmao

[@no-eq8hb]

they ain’t wrong tho

[@СофьяВоскресенская]

It always is :)

[@3wsplays942]

g'day

[@jodaph]

I adopted this speech for just an hour and immediately had to fend off three crocs and an emu.

[@Morty_Smith1057]

Lmao, did you make jarate by chance then?

[@hockame]

@@Morty_Smith1057meet the sniper

[@Morty_Smith1057]

@@hockame lol, good one mate

[@cheezemonkeyeater]

The Emu won.

[@SamanthaPatton-r3m]

I hope you threw timtams out to buy yourself some time LMAO

[@juridas85]

How to be Australian: Add "mate" to every sentence.

[@eronsopaj9532]

True mate

[@thrivfty9601]

I thought that was britsh, LOL

[@therealmadridista05]

@@thrivfty9601 it's both

[@scrubnubz6063]

loike im jus sayin', wherez thu buttahh mate.

[@Hannah-bf8ui]

Haha, not true. Unless you're American 😂

[@goodthoughtsonly8125]

Here bcz I'm obsessed with rosé , Felix , Chang and Jake's accent

[@youknowiknowweknowleeknow9066]

samee

[@kobeni23]

*chan not Chang lol

[@saumyarajput8877]

Yes! JAKE!

[@brezzlendean77]

Who is that

[@youknowiknowweknowleeknow9066]

@@brezzlendean77 rosé and australian member of the kpop group Blackpink,felix an asutralian member of the kpop group Stray kids, chan is in the same group as felix,and jake is a rookie artist in the kpop group Enhypen

[@mibrothegreat2825]

Whose is an Australian just watching this to make sure hes right

[@flare12o36]

Yup

[@briahurick6185]

Me lol

[@ryanfreeman5846]

ye me and he wasnt right lol

[@maxkroon2883]

I’m Australian 🇦🇺

[@abdn246]

Sounds more kiwi hahaha aww

[@singing_practice194]

When your Australian but you wanna check your accent is correct:

[@tamarazen7324]

Hahaha

[@margieanderson8853]

Yes!!! I was talking out loud to see if I talk like this 😅

[@TheClinchMagazine]

😂

[@penhdog2207]

Said like a true Australian (seeking approval from Americans-nothing is more Australian that that).

[@halaplayz15]

You're 🌚🌚

[@magnetictheory]

As an Aussie who's lived in the US and developed a US accent, then moved to England and got twisted up again, then came back home and eventually sounded somewhat local again, this is pretty accurate. Kudos on the express course. I personally don't sound quite like this, but I absolutely agree that it's an accurate representation of the general Aussie sound and a good way to understand and sound it out effectively.

[@sarah_cate_art]

i disagree. Aussie here and only the "er" applies to all or any Aussie accents

[@teampredator2573]

I’m from Sydney and moved to the states and my accent is broken :(

[@bzakie2]

But we don't all drop our 'gs'. That's just plain wrong.

[@rattiiiie7346]

HELP THATS CRAZY WEIRD

[@skeppsbrogatan]

I was looking for an Aussie to validate his accent before taking it onboard. I am not onboard the Oi that much as I think here in Adelaide they tend to say it like short "a", they pronounce Like more like Luck. Maybe like "Laike"

[@misalee4110]

Bangchan: "Oi felix come here bro." Felix: "Here's your Ramen." Bangchan: "What you make bro." Felix: : "For me cuz." Bangchan: "Oi"

[@mia4983]

He cracked the egg

[@hamnahnoor9359]

CoMe HeRE bROuH

[@redditories234]

Stayy!

[@no-gh5hk]

Stop procrastinating mate!😀😀😂

[@vzn_sal]

Yas

[@thenon-painter4747]

I legit learned an Australian Accent from H20: just add water Or should I say..wohtah

[@abbytr4]

fruity melonade hahaha yessss

[@nikapipika]

CLEORR

[@oliverganski3509]

fruity melonade wodah

[@sophiagreco494]

CLEORRR

[@caity_strophic]

Its actually pronounced ‘wordah’ lol

[@alrightthen5787]

****READ THIS IF U WANT AN AUSTRALIAN ACCENT**** As an Australian, a lot of the things he says is exaggerated a lot. (no hate, just some pointers) If you were to say "like", you wouldn't say the "oi" sound, you would say the "iye" sound. for example, "liyke". Focus on the "iye" sound when you say the word, but don't over-do it. Honestly, the word "like" doesn't really change at all from an american accent. You would definitely still say the "ing" in "saying", getting rid of the g is an exaggeration. Do not get rid of the "ing" sound, we still say the ing. Don't worry too much about the inflections because it comes naturally. The way he is teaching an australian accent is very bogan. you can search that word up but it basically means people from the lower classes and areas of australia, like the REALLY aussie people. normal aussie people don't have that tang that he is using. If you really want to learn a proper australian accent; focus more on speaking from the front of your throat, not that back. you will notice in an american accent, you speak from the back of your throat, focus of just speaking from the front of your throat. pay attention to the "er"s and turn then into "uh" like "buttuh" not "butteR" be careful not to exaggerate the "uh", you will sound fake. we pretty much get rid of any "r" sound and turn it into an "a". practice saying the word "are" but just say the sound "ah" MAKE SURE to say the "ah" not in an american accent, make sure it comes from the front of your throat. when you say "no", make sure not to say "naur" though lol. say "noWh" i think margot robbie has the best australian female accent, and men usually tend to have a more stronger accent than women so i'd say the hemsworth brothers are a good example of a male australian accent. thats all for now. i wish you the best of luck!!

[@karenroberts6647]

THANK YOU, FINALLY SOMEONE GETS IT RIGHT(I am Aussie)

[@lifegoeson408]

Him: Next word is butter. My mind instantly: "TOO MUCH BUTTAH TOO MUCH BUTTAH!!"

[@msnicolewe]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@twicepinkvelvetsupremacy.612]

smoah loike buttah loike a cwimnoh undecovah

[@Xvuntiee]

arghhhhh this is i-can’t 😭😂😂😂😂😂 soid step roight loift to my beat 🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@khxnhxn]

me too mate 🤣🤣

[@maryamyam802]

@@twicepinkvelvetsupremacy.612 BAHAHAHAH

[@apocalypticus9934]

Legend has it he's still looking for the buttah.

[@redditories234]

Lmao

[@Minecraftwizard2002]

if you want to real way its bud_ah (quarter of a second gab between bud and ah but you have to make it flow" Oi we got any budah" "nah mate ran out other night" "no stress I'll pop down shops grab some gotta get a slap anyway" (real convo I've had with a mates) the australian accent is just shortening every word until its the bare minimum, you get some strong ones here and there but generally we just cbf saying more then 3 syllables in a word

[@psych_kamui]

omg finally a person who can actually teach you how to do a specific accent simple fast and easy to recreate why there are no more people like that?

[@mabungamaze]

"You caan just sound Australian after video" *Me after the video* G'day mate

[@CrackTeeth]

Sure

[@AlfeYT]

Thanks for standin still wainka

[@vzn_sal]

Lol

[@leefelix0325]

I'm telling you I'm here because of Stray kids' Aussie line Felix and Chan hahaha

[@IAmNoneExistent]

Hahaha reasonable

[@romanleroy1988]

omg same

[@imbrokebutissok4928]

True true... (I’m also here cause of that)

[@ivywrappedinturquoiseandgo6746]

Same

[@owlscrescent]

Mate. If you want a teacher who stans stray kids and is Australian. I'm right here.

[@leilacamo]

I LOVE THAT THERE'S SO MANY STAYS HERE 😀🤙🏻🖤

[@Spyderd20]

What does this MEEEEEAN?!

[@tjasakos5192]

We are all here for the same reason lol

[@tianaravaka6124]

Yoo I came here for Felix and Chan 😂

[@kirtika8842]

Well being a Stay will make you learn Australian accent 😂

[@esmeraldaskz]

I'M HERE

[@KingpinPearce]

Appreciate that this exists! I'm not aspiring to be a voice actor, I just want to be a better roleplayer in my D&D games (I both DM and play), so quick and dirty tutorials like this are a great help!

[@tyroncerat6728]

100% same reason I am here.

[@lilredwulfe]

I'm legit making my next character and this accent is SO hard. I can do various ones, but golly is Aussie hard. 😅

[@robloxkiller1400]

Same here

[@Critrol]

I've got a Half-Orc wizard this would be perfect for

[@felixhenson9926]

Haha that makes two of us here just to get better voices for D&D lmao

[@TechManiac11]

UK: Australia Australians: Aussie Me: Ozzy Ozzy Ozzy io io io

[@sjade333]

Chan?

[@zombievomitxd]

@@sjade333 YOUR NAME😂😂 I LOVE IT

[@sjade333]

@@zombievomitxd TYSM I LOVE UR PFP

[@jinniesmoll4272]

I see jyp family here in comments

[@itsezra7748]

soft jinophrenic omg yes skdhhfhdjd

[@awesomebonnie1014]

When you're Aussie and speak hardcore outback , but you're on this video .

[@smiledontsmile1484]

Kate BlueBorn lmao probably half the people watching this 😂

[@chazza7296]

Omg yass hahah

[@incveption]

Bloody accurate mate 😂😂😂

[@justinluc2572]

go back to your trailer ya bogan

[@rivriv8637]

Kate BlueBorn ngl same bro XD

[@lexilol8159]

I’ve noticed that when they say no it sounds like “NOR”

[@carolinaabrego_]

ASSANDTIDDY yess!!! Every time I do an Aussie accent i say “no” as “nor”

[@__KHOIRUNNISA-rh8lt]

yess i love that one! haha

[@danielledavidson7252]

It actually depends. Sometimes it ends with a quick w sound. The ending on an R is less common in standard Aussie accents.

[@TheTurt1e9]

noe

[@bridieclingan7340]

Yeah Nah Mate, its pronounced as nah

[@jessieeleena1173]

Lol when u come from watching stray kids then see everyone in the comments from there too😂

[@chaeyoungsstrawberryfarm3327]

Bro the stays and the blinks just being summoned is everything😂😭

[@trishatrivedi1152]

@Francis V D nope kpop things if you understand

[@Abirkaur]

FRRR😭💀💅🏼

[@Sofy-sx1ve]

Lmao hello

[@trix4824]

@Francis V D Get outta here

[@raylovesmoon]

and engene's 😭😭

[@chaplincrabtree1663]

What an American hears: *australian accent* What an Australian hears: An American that's trying to do an Australian Accent

[@brianlam9429]

Well, he is.

[@ruthaussiechristian1166]

Yep, that's right.

[@livispuzzled]

i’m just a bored american. help

[@triarb5790]

Yep. Painful and just DON'T DO IT AMERICANS !

[@damien678]

i mean some aussies really do sound like that tho

[@felixsbutter4141]

Hyunjin should watch this too together with him we will become aussieboo and annoy Felix and Chris Stan talent Stan stray kids..

[@georgiajeffries5531]

G'day mate, My names Hyunjin

[@reapyrr]

when you're trying to learn an australian accent to get chris and felix to notice you at a fansign or concert

[@star-fp7mr]

I though that I am the only STAY here

[@felixsbutter4141]

Georgia Jeffries g’day mate lets be friends then lmao

[@felixsbutter4141]

min jae why is this me STAYS BE CLOWNING YEET

[@heebee7929]

An engene blessed by Jake's Australian accent passed by here

[@Ireallyloveurmom]

Tree tong tong ✨

[@anniliesi]

98 % of the comment section : here because of Felix, Bang Chan, Rosè, Jake or all of them ( you can include me to that as well xD) The other 2 % : here but they're actually Australian ( and I'm fckin' jealous of them )

[@mitsxri19]

true idk why i'm here

[@kokichip977]

Yeah

[@tsunamiixo8063]

His “Aussie accent” sounds like a New Zealand accent

[@PhoenixVert]

@OceanBlue I'm from the UK and his aussi accent is not British at all 😂

[@ellames3883]

Totally agree, a bit too high pitched

[@sarah_cate_art]

it doesnt sound like any accent I know (Australian here)

[@brookefurniss7652]

nah nah nah I'm a kiwi...he doesn't sound like a kiwi or an aussie (no offense to creator! u tried!)

[@ozzietad666]

It sounded like some cockney who moved to Brisbane as a teen.

[@xzph1a]

first step✨: be born or live in Australia ✨ tbh I’m only here bc of bang chan, felix, jake and rosé

[@enazzz5796]

every one

[@hobihatessnakeu5239]

Omg same Now also because of jake (enhypen )

[@loonatheworllddd]

@@hobihatessnakeu5239 same lol

[@seagullbad5621]

i'm australian and i'm here because of them

[@yur1s.x]

same engene-stay-blink here

[@A_ndrea]

this is exactly how I would teach accents. SUPER SIMPLE. You make it so much less complicated!

[@TheActorsAcademy]

Always happy to help!

[@tahliaevans5444]

This video represents a very broad Australian accent. Like a very Hugh Jackman and Chris Hemsworth accent. Most Australians don't sound like this. But the inflection at the end of sentences is correct for most Australians.

[@katmall_1824]

Tahlia Evans i know right! the ‘like’ thing kinda pissed me off lol

[@leosporne9824]

@@katmall_1824 mate same I'm Austrailan and i do have a strong accent but we don't say like, like that it mad me mad but the r=ah is true and the inflections is true too. Anyways have a good one!!

[@hollybramhall1351]

Tahlia Evans I’m English but I thought that too? Most of the time when I hear Australians speaking I will, at some point during listening, think it sounded English because it really isn’t that broad- 😂

[@flare12o36]

Yeah im agreeing with u guys

[@shalobell]

Also agree

[@luwayne.693]

I watched this to copy felix’s “alright so we were on our way to the busan fansign and guess what we see outside? we see sNOW! HAHAHA OMAHGAH LOOK AT ALL THAT SNOW! it’s so cold i actually love it”

[@bokkie3506]

I-- sis same

[@redditories234]

Stay!

[@dumbclown9206]

i literally heard his voice💀

[@iisimplyamy8031]

haha same

[@vzn_sal]

Why did i hear him

[@aamnaalb885]

one of the most beautiful accents (edited): i genuinely have no idea what r we talking about but ok thanks for participating

[@lannaherrmann3580]

Hi I’m Aussie and yeah I agree we are beautiful but u didn’t need to comment that so I disliked

[@wick9614]

I’m Aussie and I think we sound gross lmao. We sound particularly disgusting when we go to other countries, we stick out like a sore thumb.

[@empty2110]

Amna Alb. disliking a comment doesn’t do shit

[@erectustesticulus3191]

Sounds disgusting worst accent ever

[@elif-we4gd]

man, have any of you ever watched Fainted?

[@DJWolfy23]

I'm from one of the larger australian cities, and although I think this is fairly accurate, I do want to point out that there are multiple australian accents. My accent has much less of an upward inflection near the end of sentences and I use the ng sound, to name a few differences. If you want to fit in with australians, this might not be quite the right video, but for that classic Steve Irwin accent, this pretty much covers the basics. Good work.

[@stinekira]

99.9% of the comments: STRAY KIDS OOO

[@donttakefelixscheesestick6367]

IIIIIIIMM OKAY

[@l3v1srurichan]

YASS

[@lovestraykids7241]

true mate!!

[@ramen2716]

Where's the goddamn buttah

[@samabsolon2765]

Fricking Weirdo fridge

[@subswithnovideos-fm4rn]

Fricking Weirdo wheah - not where

[@jungwons]

the bloody buttah

[@-halosme-chalos6908]

No n, you cannot hear the n in it because Australians tend to forget it.

[@cantthinkofausername3185]

Fricking Weirdo tOo much buTtAH

[@multifandomatitsfinest662]

I'm going to learn aussie accent because of rosé , bang chan and felix

[@georgiajeffries5531]

Where's the BUTTAH?

[@babitabhattacharya2987]

Wengie too hehe

[@tsuyuasui7566]

ros-é

[@prettylix9771]

To MuCh BuTtAh TT 😂

[@urdeadeyebolt7352]

aHa iM crying lmao

[@StatickyCat]

As someone who's planning to voice Aussie-sounding characters in the future, I really appreciate this! Thank you!

[@topcomment6761]

Your hair is ok. Please stop. Lol

[@wowie7610]

😂

[@kilIstation]

What?

[@stankpop2494]

Did you see thaaaaat, but it’s hot when he do that

[@mitchwow5325]

Lol I think it’s more cause it feels like it’s about to fall in ur face. Idk if u have hair like that but you gotta have it to understand

[@garymax5168]

Stan Kpop gay

[@sadieadams236]

as a british, youre literally just giving me a stronger british accent

[@HeritageDrPepper]

Bro this is literally why I'm here I've been trying to get the Aussie accent down but keep going into British, instead 😂 I'm neither but I've had British down for more than 15 years (British person approved!) so it's still killing me.

[@dragonnightwing9082]

Well, Australians *are* just British Texans

[@HeritageDrPepper]

@@dragonnightwing9082 🤣

[@FrozenJedi38]

@@dragonnightwing9082 As someone who's has a few Aussie friends and used to live in Texas, this is the most accurate statement I've ever read in my life 🤣

[@hossainayon9588]

Australians r basically the child of US the dad UK the mom,s child 😂

[@boby64]

This guy travelled in time from 1989.

[@ightwack2220]

@@guardianvalor962 is it not obvious?

[@bacchusaurelius]

LMAO

[@nicolem8122]

Marty Mcfly 😅

[@niksa28]

That's why i was instantly reminded of Michael Hutchence.

[@elizarosen7096]

Roberto Castillo 15th of bloody May 1989, I do hope every British person who reads this understands😂

[@Duh_sanaaa]

BLINKS AND STAYS LESSS GOEEER!😂❤

[@tomnom3097]

Step 1: Talk in an Australian accent Step 2: Do it fast

[@c_fletch9325]

Australians go UP in pitch. Just end every sentence as if it’s a question

[@kymhouse8158]

Not all states. Mainly Queensland. Western Australians are pretty dead pan.

[@sarah_cate_art]

NOOOOO only some people do this and it's very annoying

[@mooniixe]

I'm here because I like Felix's accent 😂💜

[@destinymedley2690]

YUUUSSS

[@mosquito_jt9055]

Same mate, same

[@nakamotoyuta2311]

SAME

[@yrugeh1901]

SAME BRO SAME.

[@vamplawliet]

Like mate stop procrastinating 🙈

[@Ren669]

I’m Australian and you just made me rethink my whole life

[@lukaristovic8197]

say "rise up lights" congratulations you just said razor blades with an australian accent

[@whe832kso10]

Luka Ristovic I found this too funny

[@victoriabalitskaya5539]

I laughed more than I should have.. very smart 😂😂😂

[@StephinaYoshi]

WHY IS THIS FUNNY

[@valynambrose]

LMAO

[@umm-e-abdulrahman3740]

oh that's awesome man it's so funny

[@vulpeszerdatheshort4021]

I nailed this before I watched the video because I'm Australian lol

[@nadiag5292]

Same!

[@nadiag5292]

We're so talented

[@anamikahazra1716]

i so damn wanna learn australian accent asap

[@naivelopez3601]

@@anamikahazra1716 Same I dont have an accent

[@flare12o36]

@@anamikahazra1716 im aussie. This guy is doing everything right but its how he's saying it

[@kenziemiranda909]

Australian accents are fucking ADORABLE...I'd love to meet an Australian person mainly just to talk to them🤣🤣I love accents with a passion that i cant explain😂😂

[@smiledontsmile1484]

Ćhəmiçal Ŕəaçtıøn thank you so much omg I find my accent to very annoying but now I feel loved :D (sorry I sound weird asf in that sentence lmao)

[@OrionMoniz]

Ya like Russian accents

[@naomixixx_]

Ćhəmiçal Ŕəaçtıøn Same!!

[@mollywaters1684]

we're so loud though like omg :) but thanks for the compliment to us Aussies

[@flare12o36]

Im aussie how ya doin?

[@jamhousestudios5596]

Me looking at the thumbnail: Awesome I can learn to sound Australian from Hugh Jackman. Me watching the video: Wait a minute

[@neednojams9506]

I'm an Aussie and have also taught vocal accent training. I know many people that have tried this ( especially Americans) and have failed. Our accent is hard, unique, and I'm proud of that.

[@oceanlover3530]

Did Meryl Streep do a good job?

[@DaisyHayt]

@@oceanlover3530 kate winslets was the best

[@Zeus-v1w]

@@DaisyHaytshe’s british

[@revoIution9]

I’m an American watching this. At this point i don’t even know why

[@i.rasaily2223]

I feel like kpop stans watched this for chan,Felix, rosé’s, etc accent

[@koo2290]

Lol you are damn right!!!!

[@Bonoboorg]

Unfortunately

[@dontbethatdumbagain-_-9972]

For rosé🤣😂😛🤭🤫

[@sussybaka3225]

I'm here for Jake from enhypen💀

[@sidharthkhumanthem8816]

@@sussybaka3225 me too😆

[@stupidspud7203]

Me: **watches video** Me: What I sound the same!? Also me: **realises I’m already Australian**

[@shazzm9252]

As an Aussie, what I hear in this video is the Steve Irwin Ocker Outback version of our accent as that is quite different and much broader than the metropolitan version heard in most capital cities. I imagine it could be similar to the difference between a Texan drawl and a Bostonian accent. However, I have not paid attention to my daily accent lately so thanks for the heads up….I will hang around my mirror and tell my self to butter my bread and vegemite before getting on my boike and going to the servo and see what it sounds like. 😂

[@gabbyhall5418]

Wtf I can hear this in Australian but I cant speak it ? 😆😳 uhm

[@shahdabozeid2521]

felix and bang chan really have me- a middle eastern stay-, thinking in an Australian accent all the time & now repeating the word parkin' for a concerning amount of times. yeah❤️

[@papasscooperiaworker3649]

a middle eastern stay?

[@shahdabozeid2521]

@@papasscooperiaworker3649 precisely. 😳

[@nayo.1582]

@@papasscooperiaworker3649 north african stay here✨

[@vzn_sal]

Lmao

[@karlafernanda529]

Latina stay here

[@idekman4304]

My mind is full of ✨ROSE'S VOICE✨

[@kofi6259]

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[@chloehiddleston7457]

fr

[@reenakumari8472]

Yassss

[@trix4824]

Y E S

[@parksunghoon5799]

MoA

[@ryuose212]

No one literally no one: Stays and k-pop fandom making the comment section interesting

[@saumyarajput8877]

*"Opinionated but I'm always Spiting straight FacTs"* -Jopping 🎤⬇️

[@ryuose212]

@@saumyarajput8877 what?

[@saumyarajput8877]

@@ryuose212 I ment that, you've got your opinion that our fandom is making this comment section lively and interesting. And I'm saying that your opinion is straight FACTS. Using the lyrics from the song "Jopping" by SuperM

[@ryuose212]

@@saumyarajput8877 oh okay sorry I wasn't able to understand

[@saumyarajput8877]

@@ryuose212 That's okay 🤗

[@godgamergv2704]

This helped me do so many Australians

[@Butcherb1rd]

Hey, hey, hey guys, guess what! I can do an Australian accent I’m Australian

[@TinyButCute]

Mood 😂

[@samburgerhelper4753]

Lol

[@ardybleu1558]

Man, u are a genius

[@incveption]

Straight facts mate

[@saige81711]

Congrats!

[@rockythebeabull2907]

Me trying to learn an Australian Accent after falling in love with Felix’s Australian accent:

[@Kpop-vl4gm]

YESS

[@amiramazrina3680]

same hahahah

[@pacarjayenhypen]

and Jake ahhaha

[@angukanayo13]

Sameeeee love F E L I X

[@cleverkeily776]

Omg same

[@miraalmo]

When he said "oi" I remembered "oi felix, come here bro!" Edit : and the "on our way to the busan fan sOIgn, look at what we see, we see SNOUE" 😂💀 Iykyk

[@clarie6109]

😂😂😂

[@babushka5228]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mia4983]

HERES YOUR RAMEN

[@redditories234]

STAY

[@vzn_sal]

Same

[@Qqy509]

Another useful one to mention is that many hard “t” sounds, like in American “butter”, becomes more like a “d” sound for the Australian accent, which he did automatically when he was talking about the “er” becoming “ah”: “buddah” 1:55 This “t” to “d”, (usually in the middle of words) can help with those who trying not to accidentally sound British/English. American: “buttur, mattur, watur” Australian: “buddah, meddah, woaddah” British English: “but’ah, mat’ah, wot’ah” / or “buttah, mattah, watah” if more posh.

[@antisocialbutterfly8940]

Me: Has been speaking Australian my entire life Also me: clicks on how to speak with an Australian accent video

[@multiespeciesfishies2811]

antisocial butterfly I know you didn’t just say “speaking Australian”

[@nicolaparkman243]

Hahaha... also me.

[@roses_are_rosie3697]

Did he get it rioght?😂😌

[@malachyte_art]

I'm reading a YA fantasy novel set in Australia and I couldn't stop reading it in an American or British accent, so I watched this video to fix my brain voice actor. Thanks for the tips.

[@TheActorsAcademy]

:)

[@shannon7566]

What was the novel?!

[@sarah_cate_art]

please go to an actual australian for accent coaching. this guy doesn't know what he's talking about

[@ice_bar8019]

Nobody: Literally Nobody: Stays: “guess what we see. We see snöu (We see snow)🤣 Love ya Felix🙈❤️

[@hanthesquirrel1918]

LOL AND ALSO YOU HAVE TO SAY "TOO MUCH BUTTER"

[@AE-km1gz]

Any other parents watching this so you can play Bluey with your kids more authentically? 🤣

[@slakk6727]

He forgot 2 very important things 1: "yea nah" 2: every cuss word in existence

[@seaofghosts]

That's a type of Australian but I wouldn't say typical.

[@slakk6727]

@@seaofghosts it sure as shit is with my family

[@seaofghosts]

@@slakk6727 There are a lot of families in Australia.

[@slakk6727]

@@seaofghosts I think I know that

[@seaofghosts]

@@slakk6727 But who don't say "yeah" "nah" and swear all the time. Cuss is an American term.

[@imogenwallace3523]

say “good eye might” congrats, you just said “g’day mate” in aussie! 🤙

[@bzakie2]

We don't say 'good eye' we say 'gidday'.

[@imogenwallace3523]

@@bzakie2 mhmm

[@Raptor16__]

No just no Get on a plane and drop your device off of it that comment was embarrassing

[@imogenwallace3523]

@@Raptor16__ huh

[@Raptor16__]

@@imogenwallace3523 huh huh

[@cassiejacobson1979]

i feel like a five year old when i say loike

[@tia0444]

That's not the right way he don't know what he's teaching never say loike say like

[@hajimehinata5854]

Don't exaggerate the o in it, just lightly.

[@sahira5585]

@@hajimehinata5854 lOIke .. sorry

[@myratahir4219]

I like buttah!!!!! thank you sooo much for your tutorial. you saved my life. currently dropping out of uni to become Australian for a living.

[@laurengallina2410]

This is so damn close but it sounds a tad more like a New Zealand accent then an Aussie accent

[@theaussiecunt4452]

Lauren Gallina it's more British than Australian

[@asmaabdi1140]

The Aussie Cunt nope you’re wrong . And I’m British so don’t try arguing. And yes, I do know the different types of British accents!

[@Rebaith]

I’m an Aussie and this sure as fuck doesn’t sound like an Aussie accent, this is more British.

[@John-mv1sp]

@@Rebaith What would make it sound more Aussie? I'm curious.

[@3603dana]

I'm Australian but im hearing more kiwi then I am aussie. It ain't british cause I have English friends and they don't sound this like

[@bhavyareddy2663]

Now I know why Draco calling Potter sound like "Pottah"

[@Lonarix1]

It’s easy to pick up an accent when you’re around someone of that specific accent. It usually happens naturally.

[@Sofy-sx1ve]

Listen📝 to📝 Felix📝 Rosé📝 Chan📝 and📝 Jake📝 more📝

[@ixoxou]

Yesss lol I picked it up thru watching Australian shows or Australian actors on the show

[@memrman8331]

I’m an Aussie and I can do good American accent from watching American KZbinrs and American tv shows when I was young. Also can do pretty good Chinese accent (parents grandparents family etc…)

[@7ynxzs377]

this fr. I'm American lol and I was voice chatting with some Europeans (I say that very generally because they were literally all from diff countries in Europe lol). Anyway, the one from Bulgaria had such a strong accent and said hi and talked first. And then I said hi and stuff and unintentionally in some weird accent. Wasn't Bulgarian--but it wasn't how I normally spoke either lol. Just kind of picked up longer/lazier vowel sounds if that makes sense? And then I realized and was like whoa I feel weird. That's why I came to this vid though because I really want to learn other accents! I wanna be able to speak in another accent in such a natural tone. (Also would be nice for travelling because everybody hates Americans..)

[@Jane-zm6rp]

I have a mix with my english accent, because i studied in a school with American Accent, in America, then i move to a school with british accent in Europe but i mix the pronunciation of both and for any reason i end up heaving a Aussie accent so

[@thevoidlord1796]

"The Australian accent is one of the hardest to get" Australians: I don't have this weakness

[@yupp_]

Is Australian accent seriously tough ??😂😂

[@chrisgao4181]

@@yupp_ I don't think sooooo.

[@VelvetKedorkian]

"Loike, oim joost sayin, where's tha baddah?" I might give that a go tomorrow, in my entire life as an Australian I've never said that sentence, even if I was curious about whether or not there was butter nearby lol, anyway, if you want to blend in around Australia, crack that one out 🤣🤣

[@jed2055]

buta or buda but we don't hang on the the word so no "h" on the end. We like to shorten words if at all possible so keep it quick. In fact Americans say, bardah as in "Hey bard, wherez the bardah? Especially Bronx or Brooklyn. I say New Jersey, Locals say New Joisy. Anyway, it's all quite fascinating.

[@margieanderson8853]

My mother would have corrected me if I spoke like that, especially the butter/baddah 😅

[@glenmale1748]

American translation for that phrase "I'm just gonna go ahead and find the butter real quick, OK?"

[@mh_mtb686]

when you say, "like, im just saying wheres the butter", from an aussie perspective it sounds kiwi

[@nuraihanaibrahim5647]

Can i know what is mean of kiwi in this sentence?

[@louisem329]

@@nuraihanaibrahim5647 a word for someone from New Zealand

[@thelobox9824]

Wow. Really wanna go to Australia soon. Wanna learn this amazin culture and accent. See u there soon lads

[@margaritalitchfield741]

i loveeee talking w Australian people! and when they say “pardon”😍

[@angeliquevaladez5256]

margie why did i just say it and accidentally roll the r sound😂

[@molaar]

Pardon?

[@hasnainabbasdilawar8832]

You mean "pahdon"

[@evienoble9101]

PAHD’N ME

[@skylinnquinn9860]

I'm already Australian hehe

[@naivelopez3601]

Lucky

[@andrewdoburt7583]

I am Australian and this is pretty scary, it’s like my voice.

[@Tigerkaikarateroblox]

I'm a Australian and I'm watching this to see if your doing the accent right

[@racheliborowitz8750]

Hey, quick note: when talking in an Australian accent one of the only differences between the Australian accent and New Zealand accent is the pronunciation of e in words like where or yeah. When you said the word where you were pronouncing this sound how it is pronounced with a more kiwi influence. In the Australian accent its important to soften this sound and in general talk smoother.

[@deef6796]

Wow. I spent about 15 minutes with this video and aced a reading at my New Play Development group. Thanks!

[@TheActorsAcademy]

Of course! Glad I could help!!

[@sophieleviston6973]

I am Aussie, and this video was actually right! I am so glad he didn't start saying something about "shrimp on the barbie" bc we do not cook shrimp on the barbie all the time, and we don't even call them shrimp. They are prawns. K? And we chop the ends of every word. Fun fact, I don't hear my accent until I am around people who aren't Aussie, then I'm like "Oh wow, I sound bogan" lol Btw, I don't say loike but I say Noice all the time:):):)

[@TheActorsAcademy]

;)

[@mackerel1875]

Hahaha! General Australia knowledge... We do have shrimps and prawns, but no, we don't put them on the Barbie.

[@AdrianaPhang08]

I'm here for Felix and Bang chan ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Felix: *Heh..I stole his phone*

[@JeeversCreepers]

Bruh this guy Nick from Jimmy Neutron

[@cocoou8439]

Things straykids have done to me-

[@shrey6943]

I m here bcoz of rosé 😅😅Hehe Btw did u got this accent?

[@m4r1isdead]

I'm here because of Felix, Bangchan and Rose ✨

[@jessna6322]

I am here for rosé

[@jacobrefugio1573]

SAme luv

[@laradaher7986]

Dude the way they talk is so captivating

[@loveyeob8588]

oi felix come here bro LSHEIXHWKXHIWJDK

[@sufiya6322]

Here for Felix and Chan

[@dyn00t41]

Instructions unclear: ended up with Scottish accent

[@tuanacp]

I’m here because I’m in love with Jake’s aussie accent!

[@Ireallyloveurmom]

Samee 😩

[@efficiencyvi8369]

Me: Easy, you curse a lot and add mate to everything. Every australian: what the f*** mate?

[@masonrySOLAR]

Yes, what the f***. We don't swear alot. We are normal people who swear when we're mad. Not every goddamn second! And also, I hate people who are saying "Noice" in the comments. It hurts me to read them.

[@efficiencyvi8369]

@@masonrySOLAR U wut m8? 🤔 It was a joke. Get over it. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@aleiahramirez8451]

I only wanna learn australian accent because og stray kids 🤣

[@Popsiebear]

It depends on where your from in Australia. Queensland has a stronger accent than NSW, and NSW has a stronger accent than Victoria. I only started noticing this when my family from NSW kept saying how proper I sound, and when I went to America someone asked me what part of the UK I was from. People from Victoria don't go up at the end of their sentences, and we don't say loike.

[@ArmadilloJohn]

Not being a native English speaker really has it's benefit. And that is that I can practice every accent I want and use it cause I never got used to a specific accent.