Analyzing the English of These 5 Famous People

In today’s lesson, we will analyze the English of FIVE CELEBRITIES who are NON-NATIVE speakers just like you.

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[sahilshagor]

Priyanka Chopra love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[thaizahonorato]

I love Arnold's confidence. He knows he has an accent and it is his identity. It's far from being a problem considering he has become successful despite his accent.

[martasosa]

Very impressive! I've always thought that indian people spoke English from India, also I think that's easier for Australian and European to have "less" accent, whenever I hear a German, swiss speak English I think they have no accent at all (it's not the case of french and Spanish people by the way 😅)

[n.hemavathi]

Thank you very much for your lesson. I hear through this lesson a lot of different accents. I like Priyanka Chopra. It was stunning.
They were given their accent creeps for me cause I don't proper my accent yet.

[jr-bgcp]

Ken Watanabe has started to study English since his 40s. From completely zero. You can imagine how hard to study second languages in 40s.
I think there are few Japanese who can speak English in his level.
Even if he could make a mistake in grammar, what is the problem?

[unplannedsyntax]

I really like the way you talk about the celebrities, you're so respectful of them!

[diegohervassalguero]

Although i dont know the most of these actors, it was wonderful to listen to them, each actor has their own style of speaking English and expressing their ideas, i hope some day i am able to speak like them in a confident and fluency way, its not easy but no impossible

[juliejaghnoon]

Ethan I truly admire the time and effort you are putting into your channel.
Thank you!
If I made a mistake in saying that please correct me 😉🥰

[alexmathew]

When it comes to Indian English you can think about M.P Shashi Tharoor also English. He has strong vocabulary.

[drouhin]

Great video!
There are a a couple things I wanted to point out. English is one of the official languages of India, so it's not accurate to say that Priyanka is a non-native speaker. She speaks English fluently because she comes from an English-speaking country.
The clip of Arnold sounds like it was from several years ago -- I would say he currently speaks native-like English.

[midicicero]

I came across your channel just a couple of weeks ago and I just love it! Thanks so much for your videos!

[ThiagoRodrigues-ilvs]

07:51. It's not something you WALK OUT saying...
I loved this part. Though in any moment she said she was 'leaving' some place, she inserted this phrasal verb within the sentence. And we all do this all the time. We put some verbs that doesn't change anything you mean but make the expressions become more alive, more colloquial. It GIVES ME THE CREEPS, when I want to say something here in the comments, I know all the verbs I need to use, but it still lacks that kind of vocabulary that enriches the language with more words and images.
Thank you for the lesson!

[lidamalachite]

Thanks for one more great video! And about Chopra - Indians are usually bilingual, and English is their native language. I've met many Indians and they spoke English (or mixed language) with each other. So I guess Chopra didn't need to learn English...

[thedantmtour-beststreetfoo]

What a fabulous video! It totally fits to many English learners! Thanks Ethan and the Reallife team <3

[riyachauhan]

As an Indian I really proud of prianka Chopra and Deepika Padukone both of them are really inspiring, hilarious, and down to earth. I' m so proudful of them they represent India on the international platform and gain a lot of popularity which nobody gain before them . 🇮🇳❤️💜❣️

[antonyjulio]

YOU KNOW and Right … this is word i used to in my English conversation

[Nalayanithanusha]

Great lesson as always Ethen!
Greetings from Sri Lanka! 🇱🇰

[englishlearnanothers]

I didn't know Alice Braga, but to see a Brazilian speaking English so well is surprising. I can usually identify Brazilians miles away lOl. Probably she had contact with the language and many opportunities, even so it is quite an achievement

[ConsultorImigracao]

Happy anniversary to you all !! It's one of my favorite channels on youtube, with great videos as always.💯💯

[jhoncarrascal]

Way to go, that's encourage us to improve English skills.