American VS British England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland English Accents Differences!!

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Do you know the different accents between American English and British English?

Today, we invited 5 pannels from America, England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland

and compare the accents of each country!

Hope you enjoy the video and please follow our pannels!

🇺🇸 @sophiasidae
🇬🇧 Lauren @lauren_ade
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Leighton @leightongreat
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿Jack @jackfromscotland

[crunchmcm]

Finally someone from Wales going on the show, good to see it getting more recognition

[attila]

I love how Sophia speaks, either she is very cute or a psycho, I can't decide. 😅

[Rayhuntter]

I love how Sophia is speaking in x0.75. It is very relaxing. 🤤🫠

[asmith]

Sophia's accent is kinda different to most Americans I've heard. Not at all in a bad way- just really nice different, and one I'd personally like to hear so much more of. Gentle, clear, and pretty speech structure. She'll be easily understood everywhere.

[nathanspeed]

The Scottish pronunciation I found most interesting and enjoyable to listen too, maybe because I hear it least often. Sophia’s accent is so adorable, a little more softer and slower spoken to me.

[austinmarco]

That was so good. I think this channel is really putting great thought and process to every video. Thank you for the hard work 👏👏

[andreytsyganov]

Anyone: _pronounces a word_
The rest: *wow*

[gofishglobal]

Firstly, being the proud Georgian that I am, it was an honor and a blessing to have the US represented by the lovely gal from Georgia. Considering that we have 50 states from which to pick, it's a miracle a Georgian was there at all. Secondly, the Georgian is one of the calmest people I have ever seen. And, I was pleasantly surprised at how accurately she said things the American way.

As for the rest, it was interesting to hear the different accents. I used to live in London. But, I travelled throughout England, with one visit to Edinburgh.

At times, the accents of rural northern England were practically unintelligible.

But, the most interesting thing to me was witnessing, in rural England, what we in America erroneously think is an original American rural culture of the southeastern US.

[bunnytwo]

most Lauren world friends videos i watch are 1 year old so its nice to see one from this year

[henri]

After videos with germani languages and romance languages, now a good video of English among different countries, pretty good, Sophia deserves credit, has to replace Christina and Shannon as US member isn't easy

[sniperage]

The American lady is cute

Perhaps little coffee and red bull to give her more energy 😂

[johnwalker]

As an American, I never heard the British/UK pronunciation of 'schedule' as "Sheh-jewel" in person, but knew it was coming because of watching Dr. Who.

[Henrik]

Raspberry
English girl: "You say like the whole word!"
The letter P: "Am I a joke to you?"

[ThunderPants]

They should add Canada next time because it's very similar to American, but there are some differences. For instance, in America we usually pronounce 'been' as 'ben', but Canadians usually say it like the legume 'bean'.

[wonderfulfable]

Sophia has such a wispy demeanor, so soft spoken. 👌🏼👌🏼

[nickoakley]

Pronunciation of the R sound is called rhotic, and can differ among regions of England. The tendency is that the more west you are, the more rhotic. Certainly West country and Lancashire pronounce the R strongly. In Yorkshire it's absent

[loraivanova]

The Irish guy is so handsome. 😅
Also it took me years to learn to pronounce schedule as Americans because I was told this is the right way but it turns out some people actually pronounce it "shehjool" as I used to say... Wow

[ais.is.here.]

With Ireland there’s so many different accents like he kinda pronounced the t but where I’m from there isn’t a t at alllike water is literally wah-er

[leandromartinez]

The guy from ireland is the most ginger person i ever seen, is like the king of gingers

[Noah_ol]

The first member for Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿, good, only the Northern Ireland has left the chat 😂, England, Scotland and Wales 👏