We Analyzed the English of These 5 Celebrities

In today’s lesson we’re going to hear some international celebrities speak English, talk about what makes them sound great and in what areas there’s some room for improvement!
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[@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries]

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[@arbindanand4048]

Tq very much development of my nolage

[@preetikerketta2464]

I dislike your video because you are pointing out their mistakes it's really embarassing. You are putting them down

[@LizaS191]

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[@thaizahonorato]

@@preetikerketta2464 Excuse me??????

[@richa4204]

Completely out of context,you look like dipika chikhlia. She is Indian television actress known for her role in Ramayana... I am in so much aww that was not able to take my eyes off you n notice the content.

[@shwetatrivedi2779]

We Indians have English as our second language and so most of us speak impeccable English. Love Deepika. Please listen to Priyanka Chopra's English . She's best orator and speaks fantastic English with best chosen words.

[@farheenkhanalam885]

Of course Deepika is the best

[@inspiringquotes3379]

Shashi Tharoor is the best out of them all. I think so.

[@shwetatrivedi2779]

@@inspiringquotes3379 I agree. He's another level but I guess he completed his education in Oxford/ Harward. I might be wrong too.

[@ezequielgervasio]

Don't get me wrong, but in my opinion indian accent is one of the hardest to understand at least for me. I need to pay much more attention than usually I do when i'm listening to an Indian speaking in English, but of course there're indian which speak very well

[@shwetatrivedi2779]

@@ezequielgervasio We have multiple regional languages and thus its influence on English can be seen as well. But not all.

[@slomojohnjoshi5990]

Actually, in my opinion, the term 'Indian accent' is pretty much misleading. Because India has so many languages and a person's English is influenced by their respective language. This accent is predominantly seen among Hindi (or languages similar to Hindi) speaking people. People from southern India have different accents with respect to their languages. Especially Tamilar's English accent is somewhat different from this Indian accent.

[@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries]

Thank you for the explanation!

[@ashaypallav4158]

Didi Deepika is South Indian. 🙄

[@anii.wannadie]

@@ashaypallav4158 so ?? What's wrong with that ?bruh

[@ashaypallav4158]

@@anii.wannadie Everything is wrong bruh 😂 How can she have Hindi accent if she's native South Indian. False claims, false information...

[@anii.wannadie]

@@ashaypallav4158 Why do you expect a Non-Indian KZbinr like her to know that ?

[@haruka_niki]

RM truly has inspired me a lot to learn English!! He’s been my biggest motivation in most cases.. And, thank u for the lesson today :))

[@psintag]

Yess 👍

[@annu7708]

Now I can speak English fluently because of RM...the way he deliver his thoughts is so intellectual!

[@namjesusspornesianparrapio6635]

@@annu7708 me too.. I have also improved my english accent bcz of him.. 💜

[@aleena7710]

yeah 💜💜

[@user-hr1nd4pz6w]

Yesss💜

[@alucero33387]

Actually if I’m not wrong, in India English is the second official language this is why not only Deepika but almost all Bollywood artists have a great fluency, knowledge and level in English. They speak Hindi and English. They are bilingual.

[@nilailaal9538]

not always hindi...India has so many languages besides hindi

[@alucero33387]

@@nilailaal9538 Yes I know, they are amazing!!! But I was referring only to the official languages. Due to the pandemic I became fan of Bollywood movies and I tried to learn some of Hindi, but it was to difficult to me. Although it helped me to learn a little about their lovely culture and diverse richness. ❤️🇮🇳

[@Aashna585]

@@trishadas9206 Hindi is not the official language of India 🗿 it's just the most spoken language. Please get your facts straight

[@Xsan98713]

@@trishadas9206 there is no official language in india.

[@trishadas9206]

@@Xsan98713 ok my mistake

[@giovanni6311]

I just love listening to Priyanka Chopra speaking English. Her accent is impeccable, and she has a good command over the language. She's my favourite; I could listen to her talk all day.

[@poojan423]

Accent In India changes where they live. Metropolitan or cosmopolitan city people have posh English accents than those from smaller towns. Accent also changes with the native language they speak as almost all Indian states have their own language.

[@vibhorgoel3469]

Because her family background is from army with a high position ,so she leave in many parts in india as well as London & USA at child hood time & do schooling & graduation from USA

[@MsDowntoearth11]

@@poojan423 What is a posh English accent ?

[@MsDowntoearth11]

@@vibhorgoel3469 She is not a graduate.

[@RealTalkWithSSG]

@@MsDowntoearth11 Received pronunciation, say the one similar to news anchors who work in BBC, or how people in the English royal family, or actors like Tom Hiddleston, Benedict Cumberbatch speaks.

[@madina8775]

Namjoonie is such an inspiration for me to continue learning English, because lately I got stuck at the same level and couldn't imagine that someday I will be able to speak complex English, yet Namjoon showed me that everything is possible, just little by little I should continue learning however long it takes 💜

[@purplegalaxy94]

Can you give me some tips? Idk where to start and what to do first?🥺

[@madina8775]

@@purplegalaxy94 actually nothing grand, usually I read articles, which help me to learn new words and their usage, and watch this channel and friends, and sometimes I practice speaking, so I believe that consistency in this order will help me😅

[@purplegalaxy94]

@@madina8775 Thankyou:)

[@santialingam7047]

@@purplegalaxy94 i think watching content in the language that you desire to learn makes things a lot easier and a lot more interesting too. i learned english in school and therefore know grammar and the theoretical aspects to the language. what made me fluent and comfortable in speaking the language though was by watching youtube and speaking fully in english w my friends. i've come to a point where people think english's my mother tongue! i'm currently in the process of learning korean, but again in a very passive manner through korean shows and music cause i just don't have time to actively learn the language :( i find myself being able to understand shows even without subtitles, but conversing in the language is definitely a whole other ball game cause i don't have someone to practice my korean with :(

[@lohemsssssssssssssssssssssssss]

Actually not only for RM, Friends is one of the most popular materials to learn English in Korea, and I have got surprised to see some natives didn’t understand why Koreans watch that kinda old tv show. Friends is classic!

[@kurdisharmy2975]

Please link film friends

[@rikhmjustsomeguywithmousta4971]

@@kurdisharmy2975 its a tv show not a film

[@abiisaqib7816]

Personally I also don't understand but Joon is amazing in speaking English though its not his first language..

[@senorita9107]

@@rikhmjustsomeguywithmousta4971 Where i can watch "Friends"?

[@dmrym]

@@senorita9107 telegram

[@gurjindersingh3843]

One thing I can say about Deepika is that she doesn't need to change her accent because she knows how to pronounce words and give structure to a sentence. In India, she would learn English in schools alongside Hindi. That way she did not lose her accent since her classmates and teachers are also Indians. However if she were to learn a new language outside of school without a trainer, imitation may seem essential.

[@divineflu34567]

she is native Tulu speaker her accent doesn't sound like someone who speak Hindi look at accents of native Hindi speakers she doesn't sound like them

[@mylifemyrules308]

@@divineflu34567 she is konkani not tulu

[@amruthaparulkar1405]

@@divineflu34567 Deepika's mother tongue is KONKANI , not Tulu. She speaks Kannada , Hindi , Konkani and English.

[@rupaschannel5856]

Her accent sound like south indian language

[@divineflu34567]

​@@mylifemyrules308 okey my bad

[@SusiRavindrakumar]

RM didn't mean 'express yourself' or 'let your voice be heard' or 'be yourself'. He just meant what he said which is 'speaking yourself' like 'knowing ourselves n to know our talents by ourselves by speaking to ourselves like I can do that n I'm good at this..etc'...as you said he might wanted to convey that message poetically or creatively! N that's why he created the quote 'speaking yourself'... Which is what I know

[@thegreatestaek3120]

Who cares? Wait for disaster bc both North and South are sibling bound by blood. Can't wait to see those EU bow their head to China.🤭

[@santialingam7047]

what they mentioned in the video was right, though. we don't say "speak yourself" in normal speech. he used that specific term bc it tied in w a theme that they were exploring personally through their music and it was a title of an era, making it grammatically correct to be used in that sentence. what he meant by "speak yourself" was definitely to express ourselves and recognize who we are as a person and to take time to sit w our thoughts.

[@dearbangtan9668]

nah, that's not what he meant. speak yourself means express yourself.

[@prasi94]

Hi do you want to be my friend

[@TrendzCreations]

I think (not sure though) he meant that don't hire someone to tweet or speak on your behalf (like PR personnel). Speak for yourself. And to speak for yourself you have to understand yourself.

[@rikhmjustsomeguywithmousta4971]

The RM is fluent in Korean, Japanese, English and is learning Spanish, German, French amazes me. He's the main Songwriter, composer, main rapper, a dancer, a leader, How tf he gets time to learn all these languages?

[@itsxiaoyue]

AND HERE I AM TRYING TO LEARN KOREAN SINCE 2 YEARS AND NOT BEEN ABLE TO BE FLUENT STILL IT SUCKKSSSS

[@jkcrwn7907]

@@itsxiaoyue ive only managed to learn hangul. i dont wanna learn grammar since its the worst part about a language. idek grammar for hindi and english lmao 😂 but i still don't know how to proceed further from hangul

[@itsxiaoyue]

@@jkcrwn7907 i'll really say tho, even if it is a bit tough, because of the grammar itself i can make out a lot of sentences they speak when i watch some kdrama. it is hella helpful to learn it! i learnt it from yonsei uni's course on coursera and the teachers are awesome there:) maybe you can do so from there if you wanna continue learning. all the best, mate!

[@kppife]

Bc in korea and other foreign countries ppl are taught to be proficient in everything. In india we generally knw 3 languages since childhood and majority of indian parents taught us to be best in mathematics n science and go for engineer and medical🤣😅😪

[@ParkJimin-sp5kd]

Sorry but the only language he is fluent in is Korean which is his mother tongue other that that he is not fluent in any language

[@prajaktakadam2010]

Majority of Indian schools are english medium schools. Vernacular schools start teaching English after 5th Standard. Also, english is a compulsory medium of education in almost all colleges. Hence, most of us know how to communicate effectively.

[@manvijha9400]

Yeah Indians School Mostly have Fluency In not only English but also Hindi or more Indian Languages

[@HowBoutNo587]

Majority?You must be kidding

[@Trollika_Devi]

Majority aren't. And most of us don't communicate well . There's no shame in accepting that. We have no obligation to speak English perfectly. However there's a lot to improve ,for practical purposes.

[@canpy143]

I think Indian accent is the easiest one because we speak quite clearly. As someone already mentioned in the comments, Indian accent can be misleading term as we have many languages here. Our accent depends on our mother tongue. Our English will sound just like our native language fairly, like Hindi speaking people, Tamil speaking people, Gujarati speaking people, we all sound quite different. This difference is due to unique intonation of different languages.

[@Vor567tez]

How is "Indian accent" is misleading? China also has many language and that can alter the accent just like Indian's. But do we care ? USA's each state has their own accent but most of us rn't even aware of that bcs we usually can't distinguish btw them and frankly we don't even care. So we club them all as American accent. I am trying to say calling Indian accent as Indian accent is right bcs the difference can only be understood by native Indians , who are raised here but the difference can't be understood by others as they rn't familiar with language diversity. It doesn't matter if someone from Southern or Northern India speaking English in foreign country, to them it will be always Indian. As they don't see the division that we do. Just like we Indians don't care if the American is from East or West. Also "Indians hv clear accent" is absurd bcs Indians themselves are listening to the Indian accent since childhood and language that directly influence them. Thus, they will be able to understand the accent easily but it will be difficult for other countries to understand us. Just like we will hv difficulty to understand their's.

[@ananya5004]

@@Vor567tez This is so detailed and true thank you so much for saying this.

[@Vor567tez]

@@ananya5004 your welcome

[@user-pg2kw3se2u]

@@Vor567tez tf's wrong with you?

[@sushreeswain1554]

Indians understand Indian accent better because they are born there and are used to it...but I've heard many foreigners say that they don't understand Indian accent...

[@ricecakejamsbreads.4946]

Because of RM I'm army, I was very touched by his speech at UNICEF 2018 he's really best .💜

[@sejalsoni924]

RM and Deepika have inspired me a lot 💜 and they're my favorite. Thank you for this video.

[@trinhthuy300]

I love Namjoon's accent so much Thanks to RM and BTS, I feel more motivated to learn English, Korean and other languages I will try my best

[@impurelove539]

Yeah I too 💜 borahae army 💜💜💜

[@trinhthuy300]

@@impurelove539 Borahae amry

[@psiphon7978]

Me too me too! Fighting army😊and always be smile

[@impurelove539]

@@trinhthuy300 💜💜💜loved to find you dear 🤧but I will miss my bangtan a lot............today i literally cried watching mnet performance but nevertheless we will support them at any cost ,at any situation 💜💜💜💜 i purple BTS ,i purple army

[@trinhthuy300]

@@impurelove539 You're right. Me too. I miss them a lot and still cry a little bit when watching their performance We will support them and respect their decision BTS FOREVER 💜💜💜 ARMY FOREVER 💜💜💜

[@ajzinn2444]

I get emotional to see Cristiano's improvement because i remember when i started not understanding people speaking naturally and now after this channel i'm becoming more and more confident and getting what's being said.

[@keerthim462]

In India, it's pretty common to know atleast three languages...I can understand and speak Telugu, Hindi and English🙃 and a bit of Korean as well.. Edit:yayyy....1k likes❤️😁

[@bhambhaniyukti55]

Hindi*

[@itsokktobesmarteveryday4343]

@7 Angels of ARMY 💜 where do u learn Korean?? from Kpop??

[@itsokktobesmarteveryday4343]

@7 Angels of ARMY 💜 🙄🙄okk...But some kdrama r not good....I also like some drama ....which is your favorite drama thn?

[@itsokktobesmarteveryday4343]

@7 Angels of ARMY 💜 BY watching Drama can't understand anything....we should follow yt chennal and have books....🙂🙂

[@maisakurajima9194]

I know 6 languages Tulu, Kannada, English, Hindhi, Marathi and Japanese

[@lemona22]

First I'm here for RM and then I saw Deepika... Bcz I am great fan of Deepika as well.. That's why.. I am very excited for watching this video... By the way.. I love RM English Accent..

[@polyglotfriend5783]

Same bestie same 🙃

[@lemona22]

@@polyglotfriend5783 yehh.. Bestie ☺

[@trinhthuy300]

Same. I'm here for RM

[@psintag]

Me too, I love both rm BTS and Deepika

[@safasathar1019]

So proud of them, but sadly some people in our country doesnt give the respect people like Deepika, Priyanka deserves. And for RM, they just dont even know what bts/how they've helped armys, but still speak bad about them. I guess the ones that are loved so much, get their fair share of hate too, but nothing did stop these artists from success

[@rankerweb]

So here are my thoughts on Indian accents and Indian English. As you mentioned, communication is definitely the primary goal of any language - thick accents sometimes hinder communication. However, as we have American and Australian accents, which often use different terms for the same things and even different spellings for some words, I think Indian English should also be distinguished, similar to American English and Australian English, as India has the second-largest English-speaking population worldwide and Indians are everywhere nowadays. I know English is the second language in India, and we have different accents based on the native languages spoken here. However, there is also a somewhat neutral English that is not heavily accented but distinctly Indian - similar to what Deepika speaks.

[@PaulAllen6304]

Indian English and Indian accent are already among the 5 officially registered English accents. The other four are American, British, Paccific(Australia+New Zealand) and Nigerian. Also just like America has several dialects and regional accents like, Southern, African American, Mid-west etc. , Indian accent too change from state to state. So nowadays, it's perfectly fine to speak in Indian accent anywhere in the world. It's a clear, and crisp variant.

[@mayzin7273]

I love Deepika's accent.

[@rohitmehra6604]

I am awfully proud that Deepika Padukone is making name for India and yes her English is so dope love her

[@sadiarahman5303]

No one should ever change their accent I think...the main purpose of learning a new language is to be able to communicate with other people...what does accent have to do with it? One's accent tells about their nationality and origin and I think one should take pride in that. *Edit:* I was only talking about english over here. For other languages there exists only a single accent, the one which is spoken by the natives. So you obviously won't go and create your very own accent. But when it comes to English, it's spoken globally and if there already exists an accent which is spoken by so many people of your country and you have already learnt that, then what's the point in changing yourself? Ofcourse if you are learning it and you choose to speak some foreign accent from the beginning, then that's your choice.

[@phoenix4918]

So true. I think every accent is unique in it's own way. It doesn't matter what your accent is. You should not degrade someone for that.

[@myhomegwalior6095]

It depends on individual choice.. everyone has different language goals. For someone like me, i like to learn a foreign language in the exact way it's spoken by the natives. For example if i learn Korean, i would like a close Korean accent not indian accent.. it's no different for english.

[@phoenix4918]

@@myhomegwalior6095 yes it's individual choice but still you will see a difference when you talk because you have never spoken it like a native Korean and it's not about which accent you are using how you sound it's about not judging or humiliating someone because of their accent.

[@sadiarahman5303]

@@myhomegwalior6095 that is a different case but when it comes to English, it is spoken globally by so many countries! So whose accent would you imitate? For Korean, there exists only one accent so obviously you won't create a new accent just for yourself. But for English, there are so many accents, Indian being one of them that is spoken by millions of people, one which we grew up speaking so why change ourselves? But yes, in the end it's a personal choice so you do you😊

[@1watermeloncat]

But English is a western language, so it should be spoken in their accent...and what u mentioned about taking pride.., why not just speak ur native language then..? (I respect ur opinion tho)

[@eshamawlankar2394]

Rm has done an impeccable job in honing his skills he has improved alot im happy to see him speak confidently each time i see him im a fan of his speeches

[@randomperson-ix9ku]

The best thing about Deepika Padukone is that she's always real even in her Hollywood debut film she spoke in her authentic accent unlike many other Indian actors who false an American or western accent while in foreign. Kindly don't term it as "Indian Accent" as Indian accent itself varies from region and even depends on the person as many of our accents are influenced by foreign ones as of media and most of us definitely do not speak in the "American perception" of an Indian accent .

[@linm3310]

Yup, finally someone who speaks my mind. We Indians have a huge "MOTHER TONGUE INFLUENCE"

[@Vor567tez]

So Indian language is not Indian?

[@santoshchoudhary8009]

@@Vor567tez It is. That's why it is called "Indian" language.

[@Vor567tez]

@@santoshchoudhary8009 So then what's the problem in calling an accent developed from Indian language "Indian accent"?

[@santoshchoudhary8009]

@@Vor567tez There is not ANY problem. You didn't even talked about Indian "accent" first. You said, "So Indian language is not Indian?". I said, "It is, that's why we call it *Indian* language".

[@anushkashabu7150]

Seeing deppika she is my favorite I love her the way she is actually in india English is much spoken everywhere and bts is also an inspiration to millions of fan ♡♡♡

[@kirtigupta9753]

Most Indians can speak atleast 3 languages.Quite a few of them are polyglots too.

[@Neellohit]

Given how prevalent English is in India, Indian English is sometimes considered a group of legitimate dialects within English. Learning to speak with an American or British accent will be less about gaining proficiency and more about being able to switch dialects which is pretty cool.

[@tanusrimandal351]

Fun fact: I learned english from the subtitles of k-drama,thai drama,c-drama...& also learned these languages a little bit....although english was my first language in school so it was not that much difficult....but i learned more from the subtitles.

[@impurelove539]

RM ,my biggest motivation for learning different languages 💜 And also you ma'am my favourite ,the bestest channel for learning English Thanku so much ma'am Love from India ,I wish I could ever get a chance to work with you guys

[@payalgupta9622]

Yes, that was the meaning of RM, BTS. And they're a most significant part of my life i have ever known, mainly because of their talent, their mind, hearts, behaviour and everything they do. 💜💜

[@clydedo5098]

It's very encouraging to see how and how much they improved their English. Plus, the fact they don't beat themselves up because of mistakes. Some grammar mistakes can even make you seem more sincere and authentic like Jackie Chan. Thanks for this video 👏.

[@ElMoscas114]

Hell yeah, how excited is going to be this amazing lesson. I'm waiting for this.

[@___-nf9rl]

Stay humble and enjoy the ride 💜 - RM of BTS

[@iramkham4111]

Rm truly has inspired me alot to learn english

[@r_rahul_dash]

Not only about fluency but I love Sushmita sen's English , with proper context she's highly intellectual and then english is just a language she uses beautifully to express her idea ❤️👍 you would find her speech often erudite that's what she's

[@re2ema]

RM was the first person to truly motivate me to improve my English skills without living abroad ! Before that, any one I know with this level of fluency is either born in an English speaking country or have studied aboard for at least one-two years! So I used to have the impression of "you will never be able to speak fluent English unless you study abroad and interact with the native speakers in their environment" RM proved me wrong and gave me a hope to look for alternative ways to improve my English.

[@sandipsinha4361]

Here after seeing Deepika in thumbnail.

[@tani1409]

Oh mg ronaldo's transformation is amazing 😲. And RM is beeing a cheerful role modler with nice accent 😄.

[@shinchannohara7875]

You all teach in a very good way . I have improved my English language so much just because of you all

[@elsasam1166]

Wanna hear how I became good at speaking English? Here's my story: 2 years ago I became a very big fan BTS, but they were Koreans I barely understood what they said so I decided to learn Korean language... after about 6 month I somehow ended up being fluent in English😂💜(My English was not at all good before I started stanning BTS). Rm learnt English watching "Friends" and I learnt English watching BTS.

[@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries]

what a story!

[@Yah207]

You have such an amazing criticizing personality. Your performance in analysing is super useful. And the music behind the scene... it is so relaxing, helping me focus. And last but not least, the info are so precious. Thanks from heart❤

[@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@adityachettry9646]

Though Deepika's has a strong Indian Accent, it's kinda cute to hear tho...

[@neilmaizi7584]

There is no thing as strong or indian accent. As india has many languages and therefore many english accent. Deepika has bangalore accent as she is bangalorian and kannada ethnicity so kanada english accent

[@ananya.m.2158]

@@neilmaizi7584 yeah and i think she has a bit of a mumbai accent that has developed over the years of working there.

[@auntyedna1532]

The reason Deepika can speak such good english is because she is Indian. Majority of schools in India nowadays mandate english in schools, and even if some children go to a non- english medium school, children always have some kind of exposure to it. And often it's extremely difficult to survive in India without being able to speak English. Many ads, news shows, tv shows, etc are all in English. English is also becoming so popular that, many people are forgetting their own native language. And another thing is, since English is considered to be an official language of India, you can consider the "Indian Accent" as "Indian English."

[@hazmathzal3749]

Aww yeah!! I can't wait for this lesson to premiere. It is definitely gonna be one of the best as always!!

[@user-ig1im4ui8q]

Love how Giannis response to that question! Such a humble guy.

[@divyanjalimishra5130]

Who is here after seeing naamjoon...on thumbnail...💜

[@bloomutopia]

Me

[@Epiphany_07]

Me

[@babygirls6283]

me

[@shuvam796]

Yeah but I love Namjoon

[@dreamland6672]

Me

[@sufi633]

A much needed video for those struggling with their English skills!

[@ys21054]

Perfect mindset for me. I have a rich and enjoyable English journey mainly because I've met you guys🤞

[@riteshsenpai6572]

Hatts off to RM. He literally started to learn English by watching Friends. What a man he is! 💜

[@foreverwithbts9027]

RM of BTS is one of my role models in life. I love to listen when he speaks in English and I love the way he answers beautifully. He is truly a great artist and a leader.

[@btsarmytalks6994]

RM inspired me to learn Korean and I can proudly say I have a streak of 180+ days of doing a lesson daily.

[@Leeknows_Iris777]

Indian English is good because of our colonial past. All thanks to the British East India Company.

[@tammylee6488]

For making indians feel that their own culture and language will always behind English

[@akriti_bangtan7245]

I'm from India , My English is not good though but i still remember my first time becoming an army & RM was the first person who grabbed my attention i was so impressed the way he delivers his message & the way he speaks English & this made me inspired to lmprove English skills because of him i was able to understand what native speakers are trying to say or convey, My English was pretty basic at that time but still i wasn't able to understand native speaker's english coz they speak too fast so it gets hard to catch their words & understand them . but Slowly through the help of RM i was able to understand their words & accents coz somehow i also feel like, RM speaks like a native speaker in a more clear way which really really helped me in understanding others native speakers & this is how i improved my listening skills in English I'm still on my way there is lot to learn & explore I'm still working upon that 💜

[@diverseindia6397]

I was inspired by Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson. I watched whole series in hindi. But I wanted to hear their original voice. But British accent was extremely difficult for me to understand.

[@btsuniverse3516]

RM learn English from watching friends so it means u also learn English from from friends???

[@aparnam5524]

I think you have self esteem issues

[@athen2169]

Huge amount of Indians have English as their 2nd language, or maybe 1st. But when the accent comes it differs according to their native/mother language. And India has like 1000s of mother tongue...so you know? Each one has their own style while they talk another foreign language!!

[@aaryans5487]

except anglo indians , no one speaks english as first language in India

[@neilmaizi7584]

Not first, second language always

[@athen2169]

@@aaryans5487 there are actually Indians who doesn't speak Hindi/other languages...and just speak English cuz of their highly rich family background

[@poojan423]

English is one of the main languages in India. Kids learn English since they start going to school. We have our own kind of English just like British English or American English. English accent changes in India to each individual due to the native language he or she speaks as almost every state in India has its own language.

[@raisasaska3881]

Thank you very much for your amazing, informative and very useful lesson.

[@AITAJ]

RM (Namjoon) i love him💖

[@anjalikrishna8940]

RM and Deepika have inspired me a lottt 😌

[@iwanttogotokorea4763]

I like namjoon's accent so much 💜💜

[@hanumanthabarikar4853]

Aww yeah!! This video made me understand variety of accents. Thank you so much ❤️ Loads of love ❤️❤️

[@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries]

So glad!

[@royasayyad9483]

I actually was looking forward to a lesson that my BTS was involved and requested several times Thank you 🙏

[@maykonmarins5729]

That was a great class! I loved it teacher Casse! I always watch your videos! I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@mayzin7273]

Our Deepika Padukone is the best!!!

[@Jk-qh5qb]

I love Accent Namjoon so much

[@EnglishTalksFromBrazil]

Great job! Keep it up!

[@aderf0613]

RM has motivated me to improve my English ✨

[@krishanmohan5120]

Rm😎 Ronaldo🤘 Deepika👌 Superb English 👏👏👏👏👏

[@pinakimukherjee2889]

giannis?

[@hamy7458]

Oh namjoonie

[@winter_bear2008]

Actually I'm here for our rm oppa 💜

[@MiMiSLaM-wx4gy]

I'm also 💜

[@tanujamishra24]

Same

[@randysantos10]

I don't believe that dude learned English by just watching friends. It maybe just his stepping stone to learn the language, because the way he delivers it and his accent, watching a sitcom is not enough to learn that. He probably went to English class to improve it like most koreans do. Oh sorry about my English I'm still learning. 😅

[@susmitanaha6929]

Bcoz he has 148 IQ.. He was ranked 4th in his whole country in high school.. He is so good in mathematics, he can speak 4 different country language's, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, English he writes songs in 3 different languages.

[@preetpriti1320]

Yeah i believe so, but he is fluent in english since he was 15-16

[@varshamahajan6764]

He is a rapper and is inspired by a lot of english rappers so that might have helped.

[@randysantos10]

@@susmitanaha6929 But I like I mentioned,, watching a sitcom is not enough to have that accent and confidence to speak a foreign language. Doesn't matter what IQ you have.

[@susmitanaha6929]

@@randysantos10 yes I understand what you are trying to say but remember he started his career as a rapper in stages when he was only 13 yrs old, he got the confidence from there . His IQ help to learn things easily.. 148 is genius iq you knw.

[@n.hemavathi3451]

Thank you very much for your lesson. I was glad watching the lesson when the different celebrity here. It was interesting and amazing. I will expect also BTS lesson to learn.

[@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries]

Thanks! 😃

[@monalisadutt8325]

I'm so proud of RM that he learned English from friends can you imagine watching one series and being great at English I'm a indian most of Indians can speak English because this is our second language but not all indians and I can't speak it good though I started to learn and understand English since I discovered BTS and kpop the English subtitles really helped me and I always watch and hear RM English whenever he speak and watching blackpink English interview videos and many more it took me 3years to understand English I'm not saying that I'm a master now I have to learn more and more love u RM AND BTS!💜💜💜💜💜 And proud of you Deepika 💜💜💜💜💜

[@Vini-xf8zq]

Being Kenyan indian, I realised it is very easy for tourists to understand us as our English is learnt with Swahili and Hindi or Gujarati (my case) so we don't catch any fancy accent. We have had British and Australian tourists and understanding them is really hard because of the thick accents they carry

[@abiisaqib7816]

Though my English isn't that good when it comes to speaking but RM motivates me in every way possible!🙌💜

[@jisang7808]

I'm south korean but still struggling with english ...but your channel is helping me👌😉

[@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries]

Happy to hear that!

[@santoshitekam9752]

Deepika ❤️

[@user-gr2wq3xd4s]

As an Indian, we can read and write English pretty well, given that the person has studied in English medium school, if not, even that doesn't become barrier in most people's lives because higher education after class 12th is pretty much in English unless you chose to study in your mother tongue in colleges. The issue becomes fluency and grammar. I can write well but i know there must be plenty grammar mistakes in my sentences and this happens because we read British English, watch American English, speak Indian English and 50-60% people pretty much mix every possible language they speak living India while speaking confusing themselves😂. As BTS army, i don't know if you noticed while researching or not, RM's fluency and vocabulary improvement even more after 2016, since they blew up in the west, to the point that he mostly speaks in English in major press conferences. Other members are also working on their English and have improved greatly since 2016 but need more fluency. It's huge achievement, i must say.

[@Jasmeetkkaur]

damn not a BTS fan but RM speaks english so well plus his accent is amazing!!

[@santialingam7047]

it truly is astonishing to think about it cause he'd never studied abroad either and that accent came purely from absorbing english media. i'm always impressed by him every time i think about it!

[@btsuniverse3516]

RM literally nailed it 💅 i just love his speaking way

[@darlingme4052]

I always tell myself that i can do it as Namjoon did it

[@agustd3280]

I'm proud of Namjoon✨✨✨✨

[@amj7573]

very nicely said. The last moral is which you have analysed is really awesome.

[@iamincicer]

Firstly, i would like to thank you for including RM to this video. Bcz im sure that a lot of armys following this channel and it is so relaxing to see a BTS member in a video like that. Also i improved my eng a lot thanks to this channel's videos. Again thank u so much, good luck with all of the things in life u guys have.

[@omarbayrn2222]

Since long time you haven't made a lesson about songs, I hope you will do it soon please 😍😍😍

[@lagommay2369]

Best leader RM 💜

[@chithrabala3107]

Actually I am so enjoying this class while watching good videos I think I included a lot lots of love thank you for this kind of videos

[@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries]

We're happy to hear that!

[@podypody8229]

i just saw namjoon(rm) then i played the video as fast as I can

[@konkonabagchi6440]

Why no one is talking about our Indian former Miss world Aishwarya Rai? She is the one who represents India Internationally from early 2000's... Check out her English. I can give u a guarantee, she speaks in real Indian British accent. She is spectaculous.

[@_beingdelulu]

Our leader RM is the best....💜💜💜💜💜

[@madhumeetakishore9928]

Such a great way to teach the English language ... you are doing a great job!! loving it!! I wish when I was learning the English language you were my teacher!! love love love!! You are pretty muah!!

[@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries]

Wow, thank you!

[@nikisfrying1212]

Of course! we Indians do have some Mother Tongue Influence (MIT) on our English accent since English is our second language and I love it ❤

[@supreetkaur7244]

I personally feel that Deepika and RM's English accents are quite inspiring and amazing. Just like she explained, RM uses subtle word play and idiomatic phrases in his English even while it is not his birth language, and quite importantly is highly different from his birth language. Since I am an ARMY (a part of BTS's fandom), I have known that his English in their earlier years was not this good. Even though he knew the language from quite a young age, 8 or 9 as he mentioned I suppose, his English was still not that good. He said that his mother forcibly used to make him watch Friends (worked for him though 😂), you can see it is not only the knowledge of grammar rules and good vocabulary that makes your speaking impressive, but also the skill and will to learn it passionately and to be ready to have a scope and room for improvement. You don't master a language in a day but through consistent effort. Also, I feel the other BTS members, especially Yoongi, Hoseok and Jimin, have also improved their English quite a lot. While the first two attended English classes, Jimin has learnt it from Netflix, showing it is just your will that matters. Regarding Deepika, I feel that her sentence structure and amazing thought process to make her sentence perfect is just mesmerizing. She has an amazing confidence and the way she voices herself out is fantastic. She has this power that she can change the tone of her speech, she can make the words speak for themselves. What I mean to say is that she can be persuasive with her words like if you are in the room, she speaks like, "You have to listen to me." and you cannot ignore her when she speaks. She and RM really inspire me. I am also learning a new language - Korean. I am learning it through KZbin and Google. If you listen to people who are native speakers of the language you desire to learn, that's very helpful.

[@mariem2045]

Deepika and Jackie Chan are Lovely to hear 🥰

[@snowflake912]

This viedo is an interesting video again.This made me motivated to learn English.Thanks a lot for your lesson.😘😘

[@babybaby3650]

Thank you so much for this. 🌻

[@bhanupriya60]

Deepika padukone❤

[@bhanupriya60]

Thanku everyone for all the likes..xoxo😊

[@smithassmith6928]

Deepika ❤️❤️

[@btsbootfulhuman]

Anyone here just to see/hear bts’s and as I'm tamil and korean myself sometimes i mix my accent but i sound pretty okay it's not about how you say speak okay just be confident in what your going to say accent don't matter

[@chessgold8768]

wow.. this is what i had been searching for a long time..