Hi Tom, I must say that I loved this video. I definitely prefer the RP accent to any other, and the main reason for it is because it's easier and clearer for me to understand what people are talking. Thank you
British accent is the best. I dont like American English as well as their accent. Some of the British actors accents are my favourit which are Ray Winstone, Michael caine, Bob Hoskins, Peter O'Toole, Ralph Fiennes and James Mason. I like James Mason accent very much.
@@briankane6547 "Nivver" is "never", "hard" is "heard", "t'reet" is "the right" and "marra" is "friend, pal" or kinda. "Thoo" is supposed to be "thou" and the only thing that i don't understand is why there is "s" with apostrophe.🤔
To answer your question 6:10 The most inspirational teacher in my life was my A level English teacher Afsar Khan Shamim- there was never a dull day in his classes,he always regaled us with witty words and had great knowledge on everything of this universe.I really enjoyed perusing the reading materials as well as tackling the A level English question papers. Always encouraged his students to step out of their comfort zone and to take challenges of life without fear.This one A level course changed my life drastically and I never had to look back,not only is Shamim sir a great teacher,he also helped me select the best uni to do my undergrad so based on his suggestion I got admitted into the best private university of Bangladesh in 2016 and now an English graduate. All the credit goes to him and his effective teaching and guidance.I pray for his long life,good health and happiness.
Hi teacher Tom, I don't know which accent is the best, I like scouse maybe because it's so unique and distinctive (...btw I actively support Liverpool, hope they win the league this year!!) even if it's SO HARD to understand. Happy easter!
Thanks for the great video. With each of the accents you mentioned, I feel like a kid in a candy store. So intrigued by each. As far as a heart-pounding, wanting to rip off clothes, sexy accent, it's Cockney, by far.
Ohhh give me an 80s Brummie accent any day and I’m a puddle! I could listen to John Taylor from Duran Duran speak forever ❤️❤️❤️ Unfortunately he’s lost his softness lately and sounds a bit too California
Glasgow most of all. I think. And some of the Irish. But mostly I agreed with this list except for Wales maybe, sorry, that's not my favourite!😅 I'm from Scandinavia.
Are these really just "accents" or downright "dialects" already? In German, for instance, there is a clear distinction between the two, not sure about English though ...
Love Irish and RP. I’m in the US so I think each accent has its own charm and subtlety so thanks for showing the community many different examples. 🙌
Hi Tom, I must say that I loved this video. I definitely prefer the RP accent to any other, and the main reason for it is because it's easier and clearer for me to understand what people are talking. Thank you
Thanks for the comment! I wonder if it's because RP is the one you've heard the most?
My favorites are Glaswegian and Brummie!
Fascinating video ❤❤
British accent is the best. I dont like American English as well as their accent. Some of the British actors accents are my favourit which are Ray Winstone, Michael caine, Bob Hoskins, Peter O'Toole, Ralph Fiennes and James Mason. I like James Mason accent very much.
Agreed 100000%
I'm American and I 💯 agree!
The harder to understand, the sexier it sounds to me. So some Irish and Scottish accents.
'Thoo's likely nivver hard t'reet Cummerland dialect than marra". 😉
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"Nivver" is "never", "hard" is "heard", "t'reet" is "the right" and "marra" is "friend, pal" or kinda. "Thoo" is supposed to be "thou" and the only thing that i don't understand is why there is "s" with apostrophe.🤔
To answer your question 6:10 The most inspirational teacher in my life was my A level English teacher Afsar Khan Shamim- there was never a dull day in his classes,he always regaled us with witty words and had great knowledge on everything of this universe.I really enjoyed perusing the reading materials as well as tackling the A level English question papers.
Always encouraged his students to step out of their comfort zone and to take challenges of life without fear.This one A level course changed my life drastically and I never had to look back,not only is Shamim sir a great teacher,he also helped me select the best uni to do my undergrad so based on his suggestion I got admitted into the best private university of Bangladesh in 2016 and now an English graduate.
All the credit goes to him and his effective teaching and guidance.I pray for his long life,good health and happiness.
Hi teacher Tom, I don't know which accent is the best, I like scouse maybe because it's so unique and distinctive (...btw I actively support Liverpool, hope they win the league this year!!) even if it's SO HARD to understand.
Happy easter!
Scouse is so common and only used by peasants.
Thanks for the great video. With each of the accents you mentioned, I feel like a kid in a candy store. So intrigued by each.
As far as a heart-pounding, wanting to rip off clothes, sexy accent, it's Cockney, by far.
Hi teacher. Whera are you from exactly ??
As you explained in the video, in Northern Ireland we must have about a dozen distinctive regional accents lol
Especially in rural areas and among elderly speakers, they've got very interesting features and sometimes they're very difficult to understand.
I agree, the Irish accent deserves first place. In second place, in my opinion, the Welsh one followed by the RP accent. Cheers!
From the UK Glaswegian is the winner, but overall nothing beats New Zealand accent ❤
As a Kiwi, I have to agree with you.
I cant with new zealand accent. It reminds me of flight of the conchords and it makes me laugh 😂
Ohhh give me an 80s Brummie accent any day and I’m a puddle! I could listen to John Taylor from Duran Duran speak forever ❤️❤️❤️ Unfortunately he’s lost his softness lately and sounds a bit too California
Like Welsh 😊
Thank you Tom 🌈
Well known Solicitors - "Harroway & Shyte." lad. Rang side on t'Pennines.
WHICH of the 50,000 Oirish accents?
For me, the welsh is the best. I love the accent and the country. It’s soooooo beautiful 😍
RP is best.
Glasgow most of all. I think. And some of the Irish. But mostly I agreed with this list except for Wales maybe, sorry, that's not my favourite!😅 I'm from Scandinavia.
Cillian has a super sexi voce and accent
I would vote for RP and Welsh!
I love the Irish accent! I live in the US but most of my family is living in Ireland and I could listen to them forever with those beautiful accents.
which kind of accent does Damon Albarn have??
Hmmmm
Brummie for me 😊❤
Woohoo!
Scottish accents are the best. I’m really surprised Irish is even on the list let alone 2 of the ten lol but no accounting for good taste I guess.
Modern RP.
Brummie❤ they talk like theyre singing
Oh yes!! I could listen to John Taylor speak forever in the 80s!!!
Are these really just "accents" or downright "dialects" already? In German, for instance, there is a clear distinction between the two, not sure about English though ...
Glaswegian is the sexiest to me.
Nice!
Your accent is the sexiest Thom 😅
Well-deserved Irish 😍😍❤️😂
For me, scouse and brummie
Cockney makes me swoon. (Wot duz it say 'bout me?)