1 LANGUAGE, 3 ACCENTS! UK vs. USA vs. AUS English Pronunciation!

A HUGE thank you to Emma and Vanessa for their help with this video!
Please note:
This is a look at 3 of the MANY English accents, and is for entertainment purposes only. I come from Bedfordshire speak with a modern received pronunciation accent, Vanessa is from South Carolina and Emma is from Perth. I have used the terms 'British English', 'American English' and 'Australian English' to make it simple for you to understand.
I would love to extend this series - please let me know which accents you’d like me to look at next time!

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[EnglishwithLucy]

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[EnglishwithLucy]

Aaaah it is nice to be back. Thank you for waiting so patiently for me. Something sad happened in my family. I hope you all are safe and well x

[sher]

Looks like i've been speaking these 3 english mixed together all these years

(edit:tq for the likes, turns out i'm not the only one who speaks mixed english)

[SpeakEnglishWithVanessa]

This was a lot of fun! Thanks for letting me represent American English.😁❤️ If you want to use the American accent, just say "water bottle" (wah-derrr bod-ul) again and again.😂

[Youngisgod]

When Lucy falls into an American accent, it sounds so natural. I always have to do a double take.

[marblesgrande]

I've been speaking with Australian accent my whole life and I didn't even know Aus accent sounded like that until now. LMAO.

[rishibarapatre]

I have studied British English in school but I watch Hollywood so I speak the accent of "United Kingdom Of America"

[Salchipapafied]

To be fair, the way Vanessa pronounces "percentage" is clearly correct if you do so slowly and deliberately, but a lot of people (at least where I live) pronounce it more as "persennidge" in regular conversation.

[cherrytae]

British: Harry Pottah
Australian: Harry Poddah
American: Harry Podder
Indian: Hari Puttar

[smitachauhan]

We INDIANS just speak each letter in the word😂😂😂.
To us every letter must get justice😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣..

[jonsand]

I think i speak for everyone when i say: I missed you

[jgphantom]

Im Australian and I gotta say I absolutely adore Lucy's accent. Its probably my favourite accent in the world haha

[JuliaD]

The moment when you realize you have a strange mixture of British, American, Australian and Mexican spanish accent 😅😅😅

[youcancountonmelike]

when they say : "harry potter"

me : it's must be harry pO-TTAH

[nafisa]

American: Dooty
British: Duty
Australian: *Judy*

[Dan_Ben_Michael]

I’ve never been more self conscious about how I speak until this video. Emma has a more polished and enunciated accent than someone like me from the working class suburbs of western Sydney who speaks with a stronger accent and less enunciation. Australian accents do vary to a certain extent. Social class, education, upbringing, ethnicity, occupation and socioeconomic status all play a role in how we pronounce words. My wife from the Philippines says we swallow our words which is a very accurate description. I have been aware that my accent is different to British and American English but never realised how much we replace the letters such as “ch” and “d” for “t” and like “chewsday “ (Tuesday) and “boddle” (bottle) and sometimes we don’t use “t” at all such as “percennage” (percentage). Another thing is we tend to drop the “g” in words that end in “ing” such as come-en and gowen (coming and going). It would be interesting to see a video on the difference between how someone like Emma speaks and someone with my accent.

[ckspernicious]

What I learnt from this video :
So technically nothing is wrong, anyway you pronounce it becomes your accent until someone forces you to admit that their way of pronouncing is correct yours is wrong.

I feel like the asturalian English pronunciation is mix of the British and american..and close a more to the British

[Kelsaang]

I'm indian and I use combination of all the accent. 😂 But majorly British influenced accent. While growing up, we used to think this is wrong, that is But now we realise no one's wrong, it's just the variation of accents.

[Iluvmakeup]

“1 language, 3 accents”
Arabic language: hold my accents