Newfoundland Accents on TikTok 🇨🇦 Pt.2
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Here is part 2 of the more weird, funny, but yet informative compilation videos of Newfoundland accents on TikTok, hope y’all enjoy this video lads!
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I watch a lot of UK television and I’m from West Virginia. I understand newfoundlanders pretty much perfectly.
Makes sense. 🙂
That’s surprising as most can’t understand any Newfie
I lived away for ten years and i forgot that sometimes cashiers will call you things like "my ducky" or "my sweetie" or "my precious". I love that. I'm a tall gronky man nearing 40 so it makes me feel nice, like I've just been at the spa or something. Keep st. john's weird, its weirder than portland thats a fact lol.
I always thought it was “wroughted”, like “wrought with emotion”.
I'm from the south east of Ireland and I can understand these Newfoundland accents much much easier than I would a Kerry or west Cork accent here in Ireland 👍☘️🙂
I'm from Newfoundland. When I visited Ireland, they were convinced I was from Waterford, Ireland. I love Ireland. Just like home to me.
@@genevieveflynn1909 I saw a couple videos from the 1980s from Newfoundland with two elderly ladies speaking. They had Irish ancestry and spoke exactly the same as my mother. Their accents, style of dress and mannerisms were so familiar to me, that if you told me they were my long lost aunts I'd believe it. At some point I'll have to visit Talamh an Éisc, I think I'd like it there☘
As a newfoundler, me and my fadder talks just like dis
My dialect comes out too (west coast/bay St George) when I gets a drop into me. Mom's family are helarious to drink with cause their Bay Robert's accent comes out, especially my uncles.
Haha, thanks for sharing!
Out west it also kind of means you don't stink, in a figurative sense; you're not terrible at... whatever it is, you're crushing it
I know Newfies have an Irish twinge to their accent, but it feels like most of these TikTokers are exaggerating it for views lol.
Lol thank goodness I wasn’t the only one that noticed it
@@nolimitjs7917 Haha yeah. Newfiedragon in particular, as he always mentions Newfoundland at the start of his Tiktoks.
They are!!!! The accent has faded a lot over the past 30 years. The fella in the blue jacket was the most accurate, and barely an accent.
Honestly depends on where you were from. In St. Johns sure most people don't have this thick an accent, but in the small communities it can still be far thicker than these examples. I certainly have older family members whose accents are much thicker than these. it is also very different depending on what part of the island you are from. The South Coast, the West, the North East and the Avalon are all very different from each other. With the vast majority of the population being on the Avalon the accent is disappeared, and well continue to do so.
@@scottcarter6623 Yup.
4:56 full on Irish
Tin of drink, a term from my Great Aunt who lived outside of Come by Chance. Yes, it's a real place. Tin of drink is any soda or pop for northerners.
They seem like good craic like here in Ireland
Southeastern US and I understand a fair lol but of what he’s saying.
As a newfie I can understand and breathe they speak
0:14 we have the same thing in New Brunswick, except it's a little shorter and starts with
*j e s u s J E S U S CHRIST*
"Do be" I/ they/ she/he do be at it all the time.
bys eney one from canda
wish that 1 guy would stop eating the mic, FFS it was designed to pick up speech from handing on your chest. First time I could give him a pass, but it it is every fucking video he puts out
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It sounds like a foreign language.
NEWFOUNDLANDERS ARE THE ONLY CANADIANS WITH TRUE CULTURE BESIDES FIRST NATIONS TRIBES....OUR ACCENT IS GOLDEN 🙂
The woman at 4:04 is hilarious and hot...