How To Do A British Accent FAST

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[jakobschwalm]

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.

[adaliawright]

"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.*

[TheCreditShifu]

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

[liambrunner]

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

[bunyamindipci]

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

[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")

[kateharvey]

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

[lordgrim]

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

[Nukalarr]

*Has a British accent*



*Watches anyways*

[e.stawona]

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

[mukundprabakar]

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.

[Didilove-gkjd]

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

[jlctrainspotting]

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.

[sorashou]

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..

[Alverymartin.banshee]

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

[bishop]

As a British man I approve of this video

[r.ayme.n]

Me after this video: HAHRRY POTTTTAAAH HAS COME TO HOGWARTS

[josef-]

HELP I CAN'T STOP SPEAKING IN A BRITISH ACCENT

[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