How To Do A British Accent FAST

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[@heavensangel7962]

The Actors Academy You posted this on my birthday!😱😂

[@rouge4963]

Okay dude

[@Jareds-Park]

Nice

[@indasienkharnaior6682]

I can't focus cause I keep focusing on your face 🥺

[@pokemonopener9732]

Yeah I'm learning a British accent for a sweeney todd play at my school I might be toby

[@liambrunner3026]

Oooohhhhh... I thought Bendedict Cumberbatch was gonna teach us based on the thumbnail

[@zoshida]

Same mate

[@trilo_boy]

yeah *MATE*

[@noctysapra1713]

Ya got bamboozled, kiddo

[@noctysapra1713]

(Lol but so did I)

[@amadeus5905]

Dr Monday that would be focking sick mate!

[@kiancourt8542]

“Instead of saying third, say third”

[@Heedz2336]

Pronounced "thuurd"

[@preciousdavies1125]

😂 😂 😂 Yoh

[@maipfivincentntikana3691]

I hear no difference

[@davidtolle9533]

None!

[@KarateEMouse]

💀💀💀💀

[@bunyamindipci471]

I wish I had a British accent, I would never shut up...

[@nuraleeyamaisara1429]

Bünyamin Dipçi TrueXD

[@necmeddinberacalk6251]

I think you have turkish accent which we all have ;)

[@bunyamindipci471]

Necmeddin Bera Çalık unfortunately 😑😑😑

[@aidanberry1295]

I have one because I’m British *british national anthem in background quietly*

[@necmeddinberacalk6251]

Aidan Berry i have an unique accent which is turkish (turkish anthem in background loudly :)

[@adaliawright6891]

"Change your A's, change your R's, change your T's." So, what you're saying is that doing a British accent is an *ART.*

[@testing77798]

That's what I was thinking. Makes it easy to remember.Good catch!

[@chad547]

Yes

[@nano927]

Blimey! Thats a remarkably snappy lil zinger ol chap

[@AYouTubeChannelwithNoName]

Just stop lol

[@marcomarinic8327]

Just say art

[@Nukalarr]

*Has a British accent* *Watches anyways*

[@bryaanrazo]

lps binuka12 u lucky 😣

[@ollieorrton8805]

Lol I'm british to

[@bryaanrazo]

Just stop 😔

[@itachi6336]

@@bryaanrazo whats so good about the British accent

[@bryaanrazo]

Justin Y 2.0 I like/ love it. it’s one of the best accents in my opinion and I wanna learn so I can show it off 😆

[@darion7804]

It's LeviOsa not Leviosa.

[@whoisdez21]

And its avada kevadra not VANILLA BANANA

[@thiccchick4460]

*Ronald Weasley.... it’s LeviosAAaAaA*

[@ばド援]

Rxndom _weirdo OMGGGG 😂 I was thinking the exact same 😂

[@thiccchick4460]

ばド援 did you watch wingardium leviosa too? (͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@ばド援]

Rxndom _weirdo yaaa( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@finns7812]

Step 1: be British Done

[@toonteenproductions1048]

Dang, I've already failed

[@ginastanaway168]

I'm part British but I've lived in America all my life so I have a American accent

[@therat7886]

I’m Scottish, trying to learn an English accent.

[@dweebs4489]

Be *English

[@eezhan2579]

Im British but my accent has always been weak and is getting weaker since I’m in Canada rn T~T

[@TheCreditShifu]

Good video. From a Brit in America trying to relearn my own accent

[@TheCreditShifu]

@@antonylover442 live overseas for a long time

[@jeffreystewart9809]

@@antonylover442 yep, you start taking on mannerisms and tones of where you live after a while. I met a girl from Canada a few years ago who moved to town. Three years later, she's nearly completely lost her original accent.

[@Freshbloodyuno22]

Same thing dude

[@lakers4shoPSD]

@Ben Hedges Still speaking Chinese? haha recognize you from NTD

[@jakobschwalm6864]

I'm German and after watching this video, I'm having a British accent and got convinced that the Earth is flat. Thumbs up if you feel the same.

[@billy20069]

The internet is pretty wild isn’t it lol

[@Butterflylion1]

Really 😀

[@lufixu]

rip

[@thatcat5401]

I'm a Brazilian in the same situation

[@mateo_ferranco]

mr. worldwide

[@r.ayme.n]

Me after this video: HAHRRY POTTTTAAAH HAS COME TO HOGWARTS

[@lily6060]

I’m here to sound like Hermione 😂😅

[@StephinaYoshi]

LMAOOO

[@celinaphuah2909]

@@lily6060 same

[@vilsonmuqa9394]

😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🏼

[@bankrobber6993]

Yes mate

[@lordgrim1798]

*“I want to get a British accent so i could drink tea while talking about the weather”* - Everyone

[@richardf.6430]

#)

[@En1ow]

Brits legit don’t do that XD Edit: wow I never got 5/likes! Edit 2: Came back a year later, got 57-

[@sl1393]

Exactly!

[@midnight_dreamz191]

Im British BAHHA

[@En1ow]

@@midnight_dreamz191 ikr O_o

[@kateharvey5979]

Me being British and having a normal British accent watching this video:👁👄👁

[@jessica3218]

Lucky! I sound so damn American lol

[@gonzalo4658]

i wish my fuckin accent was british.

[@treasureanele1601]

😂😂

[@catalinaa766]

@@jessica3218I have a boring standard London accent but would love to have an American accent it just sounds so relaxing and like your a movie star haha

[@catalinaa766]

@@gonzalo4658people always want what they don’t have. I have a British accent and would adore to have an American accent

[@geekista]

I see no difference between the two thirds you pronounced 😩😂

[@cecendiwa1375]

geekista they were the same 😂

[@ginaaa596]

Ikr

[@vic0036]

the way he says third aint right, trust me i know, im english

[@daoudasoumare9237]

@@vic0036 you're british ?

[@vic0036]

@@daoudasoumare9237 yeah i am. idk why im watching this lol

[@Didilove-gk5jd]

him talking about “r” is like when the eye doctor asks you which one is clearer. they sound exactly the same.

[@sheevpalpatine6466]

British people don't pronounce the r at all when it is at the end of the word. That guy doesn't know what he is talking about.

[@Btowne614]

Omg yes

[@arcadeii]

Speaking of those tests, there’s sometimes those one frames that are just *perfect* and when you actually get the glasses/contacts... not as much. Although I did get pretty much perfect recently and it still amazes me whenever I put them on

[@bloomingrat1634]

centuries ago, British aristocrats stopped heavily pronouncing their r's, the lower class following, helping to create the range of British accents we know today...so try not to pronounce them as much. I don't think the best examples were given but yeah lol

[@goldenkookoo]

yes, non- english native talking here I was just like that blonde meme actress with the math formula. to me it sounded the same xDD

[@isabelody8554]

Him: You don't wanna go better,you wanna go *better* Me: Wait,there is no diffre- Him: instead of er it's *er* Me: There no diffrence there eith- Him:So instead of saying third it be *third* Me: *I hear no diffrence m8*

[@Daniel-lu9st]

isabelody yooo fr

[@edu.33]

I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT This guy doesnt know

[@Kevessi]

Lol

[@ericbridge8419]

I was thinking the exact same thing!! Oh my god!! :)

[@paiger.m9929]

He said instead of er it's ur but not liked your like uer

[@YodaOnABender]

For context: This only counts for certain parts of England (there's plenty of accents in england alone, let alone all of Britain e.g. scotland, wales etc), particularly the south. As a northern english man we don't do the long "A" sound like southerners and we also rarely pronounce T's (In my county of yorkshire, "the" is often removed from a sentence and shortened to " t' " as in "I'm just goin' to t' pub up t' road")

[@xxshogunxx6574]

why does changing the to t sound so firr

[@YodaOnABender]

@@xxshogunxx6574 no idea what you just said

[@El_Voltio]

Is it supposed to sound like duh/tuh

[@YodaOnABender]

@@El_Voltio no, the “the” is silent but it only works if you do the accent

[@thecustomizer2008]

That gives me more Ireland accent vibes with the T

[@cherblairbear]

HE GOT STRAIGHT TO THE POINT MY MAN.

[@dianalee4153]

So tru

[@susanmusick6341]

@@ALIxB12 no I did too

[@frogholdingmachinegun377]

M Y M A N - Frank Lucas

[@ericbridge8419]

Nice sarcasm. LOVE IT!! :)

[@jayleehodkinson9812]

*mate

[@mayeliw7276]

Just say m8 at the end of a sentence

[@stormangel2001]

Hey m8.

[@itsevo3824]

In England not a lot of people say mate

[@pietro9801]

Cheers

[@st3culus]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kindnessiseverything1298]

I find only bogan Aussie’s say mate

[@lpsparadisestudios8362]

Him: “instead of third, day third” me: wtf 👁👄👁

[@thedumbcat2138]

@Florence Southon bart simpson

[@flightgearuk]

@Florence Southon Lmaoo surely he sounded like the same

[@m0th.497]

@Florence Southon bart Simpson LOL

[@westonbeauchamp8512]

yeah, i heard no difference in his r's, and ive heard many brittish people

[@scarletphoenix6158]

He said the same thing twice in his accent 😂

[@alberteinsteinE_mc2]

1:36 u said the same thing twice

[@josef-1209]

HELP I CAN'T STOP SPEAKING IN A BRITISH ACCENT AAAAA

[@himayogoddessofdeath4553]

Howwww

[@crispymcmuffin321]

😭😭😭😭

[@honklimon4378]

Good

[@Mrlimted-r2s]

Ikr

[@ShivamPatel-yq7rr]

Innit mate

[@raphaelboll6096]

Just speak Bri'ish

[@buster117]

Wow that's actually a great example on toning , I already sound more briiiitish

[@ermelinda2223]

Can you give me some war-er ??

[@FredBTs]

Linda Alvarado Bristol “waRRturr” The first R emphasized and slightly rolled, the T almost silent and the last R dragged out. Me babbies in Brissle speaks loik pirates innit. Oh arr I’ze got a good ideal t’ emigratal to Australial n’ be a windol washerr takin’ are kid wiv I.

[@ramijihadarab6175]

Freddy T that’s a bit more Scottish than London British don’t you think

[@FredBTs]

rami2021 Nope, I’m from Bristol.

[@lexie4027]

“Instead of third third” he sounded the exact same lmao

[@briananimates6271]

Ikr?

[@Mimi-tf9on]

LMAOOO FR

[@MemAnton]

@@megharajesh9013 first time i heard, i thought it was just me, but then i listened again and it was clearly with an r sound

[@waifuchann5173]

I kinda say it as Thurd

[@isabelleromer5420]

Yesss right

[@e.stawona]

Instead of going "third" you'd say "third"...I most definitely comprehend what you've just said, thank you sir

[@nancylynette4060]

Me: has a British acent Comments: ‘I want a british accent’ Me: WHATTTTT

[@jurassicfailure9591]

Seems cool though....AY'?

[@starlottie]

ciel phantomhive earl phantomhive Ciel what are you doing here? XD

[@ruesopher5152]

@@jurassicfailure9591 Umm that's Canadian

[@orangedoggoanimations9051]

i’m doing this for a musical

[@maikelsauceda8175]

Isn't it cool aye

[@aliierxx1644]

i’m trying to learn a british accent so when i study abroad, i don’t sound american. it’s embarrassing.

[@kaelynashton06]

m o o d

[@itsme9072]

if u wanna study anywhere in europe outside the uk , just know that europeans make fun of british people anyways. in a way that “britain is the america of europe” so sounding british won’t make a huge difference

[@matildecouto4377]

@@itsme9072 I'm european (portuguese) and don't make fun of british... I mean... Sometimes we make a joke but not as often as you think... A least here...

[@elviradistress]

mine is pretty convincing but i go from liverpool to london in .35 seconds 😭 they wont think im american but they definitely won’t know where tf im from

[@GarnetsWeb]

Who cares what anyone else thinks? Most of the time we cannot control what country we gain our accent from, so might as well embrace it. Everyone is unique, shame on them for making fun of you regardless.

[@ThoughtProvokingVlogs]

Let's focus on our "r" sounds. instead of saying "third", we're going to say "third" the KZbinr says with no change of sound in his voice. 😂

[@mitchellstudley3472]

OMG I KNOW 😂

[@alexandra_m07]

I think he meant thirrrd (err), then third (with a soft r)

[@hannahlendman]

I swear I thought I was the only one

[@bl4ckthund3r43]

thud with a ə; 'thəhd'

[@iloveanime506]

@@bl4ckthund3r43 you thought i could read this

[@jlctrainspotting5812]

As a speaker of UK English, this isn't very accurate to how we sound collectively. Below are some tips that can help you. • Pronounce vowels a bit longer than you normally would. • Pronounce your R's at a lower tone in formal environments. • It's completely fine to say stereotypical phrases, you can even change up some things and put them in your own words. • Be picky and notice ever difference between your accent and UK English, these little things are vital. • I will answer all questions to the best of my ability.

[@hoshuangyin38]

question 1 : wow no questions A+ for effort though

[@marionpapka7652]

do you pronounce the th more as an f sound? idk i feel like it’s something i’ve heard people say but idk if it’s true

[@jlctrainspotting5812]

@@marionpapka7652 It is really dependent on your environment and city. However, as a collective group, then yes, we often do. I cannot give a good example, but if you listen carefully then you should expertee it. United Kingdom English is a delicate, sophisticated language and accent. It won't take long to learn it if you can point out every little difference between the United States English and the UK English. Good work, keep it up!

[@marionpapka7652]

@@jlctrainspotting5812 Thanks for the reply !

[@El_Voltio]

If you listen to someone with a thick accent and copy their voice lines will it help?

[@CombatComet]

Nobody: Absolutely nobody: KZbin Subtitles: *YoU dOn’T wAnT yOuR aRsE tO bE sUpEr StRoNg*

[@nob_mycorn2291]

Well yeah then it won't be comfortable when you sit down

[@shristigupta007]

😂😂

[@thedarknessherself3454]

@@nob_mycorn2291 lmao

[@jaxonns9028]

time stamp?

[@shristigupta007]

@@jaxonns9028 1:27

[@soob4573]

I’m Filipino and I want to have a accent so I can finally say “scared, pottah?” Edit: dami filo dito ah😀👍

[@neeltheeel8647]

@Isabella Dale harry pottah

[@alamgill7549]

@@neeltheeel8647 HERWI POTAH 🙃

[@kyannapinonggan3790]

AAAAAHHHH

[@darkthunderstorm1323]

Same pottah.

[@anshumishra3412]

"Why so tense, pottah?" "Shut up malfoy" Orrrrr maybe... Ron:BLoodY heLL...🤣

[@deleted-xp7xw]

To get a british accent Drink lots of tea🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@madisonlily3811]

But I spilled it ....

[@deleted-xp7xw]

@@madisonlily3811 that was a vile deed. Now go with the american accent

[@jirkacoupek2744]

Do not forget the milk

[@pieceofvermin]

Tea is Indian btw and not British

[@redcubegamer7716]

@X its japan by dude

[@mukundprabakar780]

A good practice for the “soft R” he talks about that I use is “Richard the Third”. You can easily see the difference between an American pronunciation and a more British one. I just say it over and over until my R’s round out.

[@merpt7140]

1:23 The subtitles said *“You don’t want your arse to be super strong”*

[@FatLoser445]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@horizonzz]

Lmfao

[@COVID-19_Crab]

Brrrap

[@itzaham5986]

"We're gonna be looking and working on our arse"

[@kingdiamond8520]

LMFAO 🤣

[@artisticomens]

... I’m British and I gotta ask Where did you get that “bat” pronunciation from XD

[@elzar5987]

America, I've never heard anyone ever say "bart"

[@tobyrippin4955]

the Simmons male child mate

[@evdokia_troublezz]

XDDDD

[@yeejir0u85]

I have a British accent and I’m watching this wHy 👁👄👁

[@daverd6434]

unless you are british how can you be so rure that you have a british accent?

[@yeejir0u85]

Dave Rd because im british and was born in england... 😂

[@MatatabiYuki]

@Echelon 0_O iwell for me I had a DNA test mate

[@rohannabendiola9897]

Because jimin and suga ship

[@iminlovewithyoongioof]

Ok but your name is uh-

[@ewunkieenam9895]

1:08 Americans are what ???🤣🤮

[@mattharris9015]

Don't know why I'm watching this as a British guy 😂

[@oneofthefansofniall4319]

Hi brother can you help me to improve my english by the conversation

[@СветланаЛапницкая]

Lol teach me😂 I have annoying Russian accent

[@is17a985]

@Svet Lanka It's an english accent btw

[@СветланаЛапницкая]

Will McKenzie I know . I live in England for 15 years thanks

[@rowanrumme4278]

yeah i did this because my friends that i hang out with a little from Italy wanted to know how to even though i am an Englishman myself

[@hellisrevealed]

"British" is not really an accent - there are many accents all across Britain. However if what you are trying to teach is the Received Pronunciation of England (what people usually think of as "british")- a lot of this is just wrong. Nobody says "bat" as baat for example. Best way to learn an accen? Listen to a lot of native speakers and mimic individual words and phrases. Your mouth will get used to the different phonetic pallette over time.

[@David-ds4mt]

I’m a manc and I can definitely say that there are many accents. Further up you got a Yorkshire accent, further you’ve got a Scottish. To the right of Manchester and down you’ve got brummies, to the left you’ve got the Welsh, which has many accent. There’s many accents

[@silverrain99205]

I agree.

[@thedusty194]

Its *A* British Accent. Nit the British Accent. Stop saying there is no British accent because there are more than one

[@cobaltdev]

@@ellieiguess me me me

[@lemonade_011]

@@David-ds4mt Don’t forget Top/real Northerners lol I’m A Geordie and am like , ye have no idea what we sound like then ha .

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture2829]

British accent key: A.R.T lol

[@nesrinefendri960]

"OT"

[@crazygoldy1538]

Nesrine Fendri 😂

[@DoccyStars]

@@nesrinefendri960 "AR"

[@cozyclayshop]

AHRTT

[@morgan2243]

Dont read my profile picture sorry the likes are at 777, I can’t like

[@BadassBobY]

For the past 20 minutes, I am just repeatedly saying "So you're Bri'ish" and "Bo'a of vo'a" (Bottle of water)

[@hadesblackheart7636]

Me: *watches this* My class: *looks at me* Me with british accent that i rarely use: what?

[@younsotman584]

They cant understand you?

[@charlierobinson2822]

Ummm...I'm British and I've never pronounced, or heard anyone else pronounce "bat", BART. I genuinely say "bat" as it is spelt.

[@COVID-19_Crab]

I heard it as "BAWT"

[@iisms1999]

I was about to comment this, also when he said 'third' it didn't sound different or English at all because let's be honest it's not British.

[@thomastullie]

Yeah I've never met anyone who says 'bart' instead of just bat. He was right about fast though

[@yaritzagonzalez5323]

He said bawt where the hell do you hear the R

[@sandro0]

Excuse me mate, coud i hafe sum wo'a?

[@sanadarois2227]

But the wo’a in this place is quite cold 😂😂

[@sorashou6229]

So for those who are getting confused with the "R" he is saying that you need not to emphasis on it so much like Third is going to sound like "Thid" but with a little r sound. First will be "Fist".. that's how I interpreted it..

[@user24596]

third -> thud first -> fust

[@jalabi99]

You mean a southern English/posh London accent, don't you? Britain has a huge variety of accents in the four constituent countries (Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, England).

[@Londonfogey]

By 'British' he means Received Pronounciation, as used by the BBC (at least until recently). I don't think British people really expect foreigners to speak in a regional accent.

[@rezaulhaquemridul5788]

British parliament

[@oddicocidic]

jalabi99 ok, a person from the US speaks what?

[@Th31udwig]

There is only 3% actually speaking rp btw.. just if you are interested: there are about 400 different accents or actually rather dialects in the UK. ;-)

[@Th31udwig]

Peter Henriksen general american (possibly) :-)

[@christopherblackwell264]

I am British born, but have lived in Australia most of my life. My natural accent is more Australian with little hints of British in certain words. I can, however, perfect an Australian and British accent completely. I can also perfect an American accent. In fact, it's one of the great skills I have - being able to speak in different accents. I use it on a daily occurance, and the way I achieved this was just being observant and listening intently. Practice helps also, of course.

[@jezzexdd]

Ah well done good on ya mate

[@joeduckburyofjoeducania4587]

Some stuff just influences the way you talk my mother tongue is Japanese so my "o" and some other letters are affected I sound British like my British family but I just pronounce some letters differently

[@gonzalo4658]

@@joeduckburyofjoeducania4587 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOH FUCKKKKKK

[@-_MR666_-]

Good on ya mate

[@Hann1eb3ar]

Why did I read this out loud in a "british" accent

[@xenodochialx810]

1:23 turn on captions "Now we're gonna be working on our arse."

[@bishop5170]

As a British man I approve of this video

[@TheActorsAcademy]

😁👍🏼

[@swazila]

Es ist sehr Scheisse

[@Sebliminally]

I'm fully gonna go around saying 'bart' whenever I see a bat now...pitty we don't have many barts in England..

[@eiveive]

Sebastian Jsb sometimes barts fly ahrround my gahrrden

[@jennyhorsburgh1078]

Lmao we don't say bats like that

[@sidemensClips]

We do have BATS in England

[@the486kgman2]

Sunflower we do I see them in garden

[@sierra3866]

I am simple. I see Benedict Cumberbatch i click on the video. 😄

[@Wildanfajri96]

Hahahha same to me

[@aydanbarry6760]

“Americans are so crazy with their ah ah ah ah sounds” when you’re in 2020 that’s all you hear

[@YourLocalFilipinoIcey]

Trying to learn British as a Filipino just to use for one of my characters, as I want a British accent in a particular character.

[@arleen123100]

I think the 'r' sound needs to be more of a 'ugh' sound as you still kind of over pronounced when showing us the alteration. But the rest was really good 😊

[@TheActorsAcademy]

Thanks!

[@eiveive]

uh not ugh tho

[@arleen123100]

evie haha thanks yeah 'uh'

[@xcallisto_]

Yeah, it's more like uhh. Better becomes bettuhh.

[@arleen123100]

L_Jxo_854 yeah like somerset accent and Bristol do😊

[@syann9365]

I'm fully American and even I know that 'bat' is not pronounced 'bawt'.

[@diannaparis]

😂😂😂

[@LondonsPointOfView1]

Exactly lol.

[@Name-jm9fx]

Yeah i was so confused when he said that haha we just say “bat” like “hat”

[@larrystylinson2283]

As a British person, I wanna give u a tip on the r sound. Instead of making it less prominent( which might be a tad difficult) switch it with an h sound(unless there is a vowel or vowel sound after that) like in art say it as aht. That is how I speak it but it may vary as there is no 'British' accent which is followed all over Britain

[@TheCozyRose]

This helps a lot!

[@appleboyapostrophe]

"instead of saying A, say A."

[@sia1991]

Because of the thumbnail I thought Benedict Cumberbatch was going to teach us , I even downloaded the video. 😂

[@Bonetrousle]

Lmao

[@cami-zt3fo]

not r but say r

[@theninjas8115]

Or just don’t say any T’s I just say “eight pounds fifty for a bo’l wo’er”

[@masonhartley9867]

My British friend just gagged at the way you said "better" when talking about how to say your t's

[@jayceec3178]

I’m Australian with British relatives. I can’t hear any difference when this guy pronounces words, they still sound American.

[@Sofia-tf4ic]

I clicked for Benadryl Got a lesson, tho

[@Jumatico]

Fact, when I worked on a cruise ship for six months, my cruise Director was Australian when I came home my entire family told me I had an Australian accent, and apparently to this day I still do

[@ABCDEFG-qo1ce]

It’s one step for me...IM ALREADY BRITISH 😂 🇬🇧

[@unstoppablebeast5742]

HELLO LADS WERE LEARNING HOW TO SAY MATE EASILY. READY *M8*

[@clementine2234]

Something about this guy seems very likable

[@clementine2234]

Zeloxik I read an article yesterday about how research shows internet trolls who comment useless shit for no reason are egotistical narcissistic sociopaths

[@shervintay3484]

kevn gee wtf 😂😂😂😂

[@user-es4vu9sf9l]

blurry noface lol

[@skazzleskittz5300]

cLEMENTINE

[@boujeegee9536]

Clementine OMG! THAT SOUNDS SO TRUE! BAHAHA

[@Alverymartin.damsel]

Thanks I have been studying the accent British. For three years starting in 2019 in your video was one of my first. Back into 2019 now I have a British accent thank you mate , may the force be with you

[@aubreywaldenart]

This 14 year old in Theatre 1 with an audition in two days really appreciates this ;)

[@TheActorsAcademy]

Glad to help!

[@astrociclico9108]

He’s so handsome!! Or is just the quarantine taking me? Hahah:(

[@teejaytv7854]

Your gorgeous I’m not sure if it’s quarantine taking me tho

[@ygk6279]

@@teejaytv7854 man risking it all

[@ouruaOG]

@@ygk6279 FR AND FAILED☠

[@Walker-gu6nn]

nobody: me: has british accent also me: hmm interesting

[@EnaMena]

As a British person I hate this 💀💀💀💀 it's so bad but idk if your doing a certain accent from england but if somebody talked to me like that I'd still think they were american

[@Alex-lp5tv]

the "a" sound that is pronounced arr is only in the south because in the north it is "a"

[@brandoncaldwell95]

I just go to the fake taxi prono to learn. "Your a cheeky bastard" or "where ou eaded love?" Ya, i gone there. But at least you are paying attention to what they are saving

[@mrgothicman]

I'm from the South & my mum is from up north, many arguments over the years on the correct way to pronounce "Bath, glass" & many others.

[@jordansheppard6643]

like a pirate

[@toolstech9485]

Subtitles: you don't want your arse to be super strong Me: WHAT!?

[@sahra6383]

im british... why am i watching this? mate, ive been called out so many times because of my Ts i don't pronounce them because im from london.

[@daverd6434]

because you are from the labor claaaass of London

[@stevenwood2436]

I'm northern and same

[@StuartFuckingLittle]

Same here in leicester

[@GregAlloins]

Funny thing I had, at Wednesday so basicly a week ago I had this sudden urge to speak British to everyone, my friends my dad my mom just basicly to everyone, the funny part is that I never even practiced British before and I was farily surprised and I don't know why, but I'm using a British accent for every single conversation of English I have to my filipino friends because I myself is a filipino.

[@scopeawl]

what accent were you speaking?

[@GregAlloins]

@@scopeawl it sounds like a mix of Australian and British now

[@scopeawl]

@@GregAlloins no as in the fact that there’s a lot of accents in Britain. Which one are you speaking?

[@GregAlloins]

@Mai to be honest I don't know, my brother just thought it sounded funny like a British accent he says

[@izzylint5955]

everytime i watch a british youtuber, i always try to impersonate or talk like em after watching it

[@danielbroers8902]

I'm from Australia and I pronounce 'third' like how an American with a southern drawl would pronounce 'thud'. Hope that made sense.

[@EvanPilb]

oh my god, thats so accurate

[@yesno4977]

When he talks about changing the rs I’m literally thinking, “it’s not lendgardiom leviosa, it’s lendgardiom leviosa.” Lol

[@kade1450]

Gab Star its not wingardium levioSA, its wingardium leviOsahhhhdfgghgg

[@Janchess]

You are just not saying the R sound strongly. People in the UK don't say it at all. They use the shwa sound instead.

[@Armsby5134]

*London Accent. No other place uses this

[@TheActorsAcademy]

That’s correct. Just like in America you can have a California Accent, New York Accent, Boston Accent, Texas Accent and so forth. I chose to focus on the most commonly recognized in this video, especially for auditioning purposes. Thanks for the comment, appreciate it.

[@София-д3р7д]

Isn't Cockney accent also from London?

[@claymore32]

curious bird yes. East London to be specific. The one meant to be represented in the video is a "posh" or shout London accent.

[@idklol1]

london has a serious range of accents what are you on about

[@Frewdy]

@@Contagious93812 alright flamer keep ya wig on

[@markmaina32]

Its like hes been forced to do a presentation because no-one else was available.

[@leaff123]

Is it just me or when he says that instead of third say third it sounds exactly the same.

[@myonlybraincell]

nah,Im british but like, yorkshire british is NOTHING like this 😭😭😭 ‘british’ is not an accent at all. There are literally 4 different countries all with completely different accents, this is posh english, not british. nice video tho

[@shadowunikat849]

Here’s some advice, watch black butler. Stuck in the accent for nearly 5 days.

[@rrailz6510]

I’m English 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿but had no idea that we sounded so much differently than the US 🇺🇸

[@gbxgjxjhx5377]

1:56 theres no difference😂

[@Auchtung]

There is quite a noticeable difference, I don’t think this video is the best video for this subject but there is a large difference in the pronunciation of both his iterations of third

[@nightmareboss]

Me: can I make my friend believe I have one of the Native British accents??? Him: If you want your friend to think you have a British accent...Me: I have been found ^-^

[@w.a.mozart1675]

*I HOPE THIS HELPS!* thiRd: thed e= kenEdy fAst: fost Water: wote Better: bedde -h

[@icw3is]

Nobody in England says "thed" , "fost" , or "wote"

[@w.a.mozart1675]

RoseQ wot-eh like the 2nd E in KenEdy Fest like the the 2nd E in KenEdy . You kinda don't pronounce the R much and also the A is pronounce mostly O like half O and half A

[@icw3is]

@@w.a.mozart1675 I'm literally from England, and I've never heard anybody pronounce those words like that

[@icw3is]

@@w.a.mozart1675 well I suppose it depends on which accent your doing, I say water with a R and *nobody* says fost. Also you say 'thurd' not 'thed.' the O and the A rule doesn't apply for everything, mostly just the word water.

[@w.a.mozart1675]

RoseQ well i'm not lol so u must be right but why do some actors like pronounce the word Third Thed? Like british actors.. is that done on purpose?? Like to make the british more "real"??? Do your friends say the word R too? (Assuming they're british)

[@itsme-mj9ic]

Bruh we don’t say “Bart” for bat

[@dgtzmusic9352]

Do you say "bat" like Americans say it?

[@itsme-mj9ic]

@@dgtzmusic9352 only people in England to say Bart is the bloody posh royal family. Most of English people say bat how it’s spelled. So yes Americans and English people say that the same.

[@justcsoka]

@@itsme-mj9ic barely anyone in England actually sounds like that much of a twat 😂 it’s like saying everyone in America sounds like they are from Kentucky

[@itsme-mj9ic]

@@justcsoka what do you mean “barely anyone in England sounds like that much of a twat”

[@irrelevance3859]

Agree. He said bat incorrectly. The ‘au’ for a sound only serves for certain words like ‘dance’, ‘fast’, ‘draw’, ‘bath’ whereas words like ‘bat’ ‘cat’ ‘dam’ is just said how it is no extra sounds just make sure the American ‘a’ emphasis is dropped and it is said more neutrally.

[@kerfuffletruffle1383]

Quick note, if you wanna go for a less... posh sounding accent, try dropping the 't' all together and give more of an 'uh' sound unless the t is at the beginning of a word. For example, bat as ba (not baht), or better as be-er or be-uh. Water as wo-uh, pity as p-i-ee etc. Pretty much, ignore the t sound.

[@София-д3р7д]

Dropping Ts can sound ok for words like completely, got and few others. But wo-uh, bu-uh, pre-i those words sound ridiculous. First time I encountered a british accent when I was young, it was so annoying to listen to. I thought that's how all Brits talk. Later I've seen tvseries like pride and prejudice, mind your language and downtown Abbey. They sounded very nice. The same is when some americans put like like like in all their sentences. Equally annoying to listen to.

[@PetruBolocan]

I want to know British accent because: I lived in Canada for some years, and when I cam back to my home country, everyone asked me where im from because of my North-American accent, at first i was annoyed but after I wanted them to ask more about my accent, so here i am, with a strong accent

[@nestoons4539]

I watched a video on the transatlantic accent recently This seems pretty similar, which I guess makes sense because it’s a blend of American and British accents

[@86gurdev]

I'm only doing this for draco

[@desiredfilm1071]

I used to have an English friend that wanted an American Accent. I’ll never understand why...

[@yumnaiftikhar2204]

I want the same I’m British too but I want a American accent

[@chocolatelover7325]

Coz British accents suck

[@PraetorUA]

You don't pronounce Bat with the 'ah' sound. We drop it for many words. Cat, Bat, Chat. We keep received pronunciation (RP) for things like car, bar, far. That's what you're referring to with the 'ah'.

[@ricardosoto5770]

More accurately a sourthern english accent.

[@kierabland516]

ricardo soto I don’t think I sound like that😂😂

[@ajeeshsahadevan4677]

I'm from India. I love Britain and English peoples..

[@fromchomleystreet]

First of all, you need to specify WHICH British accent you are trying for, because they are very different from each other and some of these rules don’t apply. Some British accents, for example, have just as strong an “r” as American English does (eg West Country, Scottish). Secondly, your examples for the “a” sound are especially ill-chosen. A person from London and it’s surrounds, or an RP speaker will use the long “a” for “fast” but the short “a” (just as an American would) for “bat”. You have to learn which specific words use which vowel. In other regions you will find the short “a” for “fast”, and others still will use the long “a” for “bat”. Those are very specific to particular regions. If you go into an audition with what is supposed to be either a “Received Pronunciation” (AKA “BBC English” - which seems to be what you mean by “British accent”) or a London accent, and you say bat as “baht”, as you suggest, it’s going to be very obvious you didn’t prepare very well.

[@AzzyDrawz]

I don’t do “R” sound for most words although i was put in a pronunciation class for saying “R” as “ARR” instead of saying “UH” like i did and do now i didn’t fail my teacher though cuz i learned how to do it better