TOP 10 BRITISH ENGLISH ACCENT SECRETS FOR CORRECT PRONUNCIATION | Ysis Lorenna

[@YsisLorenna]

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[@raymondporter2094]

I am a retired lawyer, living in Yorkshire but my parents were both Welsh and I went to university in Cambridge. I would say you definitely speak English with a Received Pronunciation (ie the "standard English accent" typically used by educated middle class professionals particularly those coming from the South East of England, and heard on the BBC, also sometimes called Oxford English). With a delightful slight Welsh lilt. Nobody would guess you were anything other than a native speaker of British English.

[@professorBonna]

Nice video. Could you please make video about 44 ipa sounds?

[@flicsy811]

As a British person, with my first language obviously being British English this is really interesting! The whole R rules seems really odd but makes sense. Completely understand why English is so hard to learn, glad it’s my first language! Your accent is lovely and wouldn’t know you’re speaking a second language; I mean this as a compliment 😁

[@YsisLorenna]

Thank you! :)

[@ramonpeixoto192]

For me, English is easy to learn, hard to master.

[@flicsy811]

@@ramonpeixoto192 sounds about right! Still glad it’s my first language. Do wish to learn a second language....what’s your first language?

[@peterchilomba6273]

Wonderful explanation.please teach more for we are enthusiastic to learn.God bless

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

stunning content Ysis Lorenna. I broke the thumbs up on your video. Maintain up the high quality work.

[@tonymilnes396]

A person from north eastern Brazil 🌞🌞 complaing that the weather in Britain is too hot 🤯🤯🤯 tickled me 🤣🤣

[@sabrinarigodanzo1016]

OMG, I had so much fun watching this video! I’m also a Brazilian and I’ve lived in the UK (mostly London) for 14 years now. And I absolutely love the British accent (in the way you are showing it) I just wanted to say you are very good and funny! I’ll be recommending your videos to my nephew who is learning English in Brazil and sounds terribly American at the mo! 🤣 Glad I found you! 🎊

[@ElBritanicoBoricua.]

this is truly the best vid I have seen surrounding this topic and you're incredible and 100% percent! Greetings from England (manchester)

[@supermochii]

Thank you so much for sharing this! I love British accent. That’s why I’ve been following your KZbin for the last 3 ++ years 😊 I searched “British English, mummy” or something like that on KZbin at that time and I found you :) Thank you so much always for your content Ysis! xxxx

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

different areas, and different generations, and different " classes " which continually changes a time goes by. on the BBC they usually have an accent which all people will understand.

[@usrr444]

English is easy but I my accent changes according to my mood ..though it's my second language and btw you look so stunning ❤️❤️😁

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

different areas, and different generations, and different " classes " which continually changes a time goes by. on the BBC news they usually use an accent which all English speaking people will understand. over 50 years ago, a French man said ".parlez-vous anglais " to my mum, at a railway station,, why did he say " do you speak English " in French.

[@alineneves505]

I love how British English sounds, it's the most beautiful accent to hear in my opinion, but I can't speak that way 😂😂😂 American accent is much more easy for me as a Brazilian Your videos have helped me a lot with my English, thanks. Obrigada! ♥️🇧🇷

[@denewst01]

Interesting stuff & you have a lovely voice - and yep, you're definitely showing the Welsh influences :)

[@fayismuhammad01]

Lots of love ❤️❤️

[@RD_technical]

Love you Ysis...thanks for such amazing lesson.

[@fabiolamonteiro4336]

Incriveis dicas! obrigada.

[@YsisLorenna]

Que bom que gostou!

[@rogeriosabino8854]

Yours videos are greats !

[@unciaciapanca]

The number of syllables depends on the n of vowel sounds in a word

[@lillagoncalves_segmenta4621]

Maravilhosa! Thanks a lot

[@christines2597]

Missed you🤗

[@YsisLorenna]

🤗

[@Missmercibeaucoup]

Can I just ask you how long did it take you to have an English accent?

[@brentwoodbay]

I would say it's more of a Welsh accent!

[@peterwilson6509]

Ysis you speak better English than me and most people I know he he 😃😉😃

[@WinGloryonsoi]

Tq for this sharing...

[@suman3270]

Hey, u r so sweet n charming, love the way you speak, ur voice is so good. Thanx for the useful information.

[@FelipeF78]

Whenever I try to omit the r instead of sounding british it feels more like a stereotypical non-specific African tribesman accent you hear in movies/games.

[@brunaleticia7818]

😍😍😍😍💜

[@mahamatmahamatabdoulaye893]

British people say "learnt" instead of "learned".

[@raymondporter2094]

I probably used both learnt + learned. Both are fine.

[@fabiavasconcellos9780]

you're so lovely....

[@Sunny-pg3ek]

Does she have any accent? I can't hear one.

[@andreaanderson2743]

You kind of overdid the hot weather thingy... was a bit annoying to be honest

[@fiona7546]

Agree, it’s a bit too much for audience. Unnecessary.

[@jjsmallpiece9234]

Complaining about hot weather in the UK.... you're from Brazil!! Not exactly a cold country, Not much jungle and tropical temperatures in the UK.

[@reijanecosta4551]

Can't she feel hot? Just because she's from Brazil she's prohibited from feeling hot?

[@rosashma4490]

Her body has been adjusted with the UK climate, I think I can relate

[@RR_theproahole]

It's about the surroundings buddy. On the tarrace, if cool breeze is blowing in the evening, even 35℃ of India feels cool and refreshing but when you are in a room with no ventilation like this one, it feels hot if temperature is over 25℃.

[@harrietread2284]

Your point being...?

[@tillysaway]

@@RR_theproahole I dont think 35 degrees will ever feel "cool and refreshing"

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

different areas, and different generations, and different " classes " which continually changes a time goes by. on the BBC they usually have an accent which all people will understand.

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

different areas, and different generations, and different " society classes " which continually changes a time goes by. on the BBC they usually have an accent which all people will understand, if they speak English. many moons ago, at leasst 50 years, some one from France said " parlez-vous anglais " to my mum, and she said " no " why did he ask " do you speak English " in French.