How to speak English with a BRITISH accent - Pronunciation tips (Modern RP)
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- How to speak English with a BRITISH accent - Modern RP
Many students often ask me this question online and I wanted to share with you a pronunciation tips and tricks for sounding more British.
In this video I focus on my own accent which is from the south of England, but of course there are many accents in Britian!
If you have any questions about the video, make sure to write them in the comments and i will get back to you ASAP!
Chris
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What is your favourite accent in Britian?
Does the British have 10 dialects?
BUCCHIN a mammt
The queens English
Lady Diana's ❤️
@@vintyvolt3621 You have forgotten to use punctuation and a capital letter.
The Queen’s English
It was awesome teacher 👏
Your right! It was a awesome teacher
How nice and relaxing when you say that there isn't a "correct pronunciation" 😊
It’s true 😁
Hello!
I speak in American accent. You helped me to improve my British accent!
Thank you so much!
No worries Mary
As a teacher of English I often use your videos with my high school students, I really appreciate your bee's knees videos, Chris!❤
Ah man! That is so so cool to hear! Thank you 🙏
Hello Chris! It's an amazing and very useful video! I love the glottal stop and the British accent! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤
There’s no such thing as a British accent, there’s British accents.There’s accents from the countries that make up the British isles and regional accents,for example the Geordie accent from Newcastle (upon Tyne)or Scouse from Liverpool.
I really appreciate your British accent... it is clear and sooo normal. I'm more used to American, so I'm even more surprised how nice it sounds to my ear. It's such a relief knowing British speak also this way... I mean without such heavy accent, which makes me so confused😅
The methods of your teaching is lovely ❤ thanks
How smoothly and nicely he is speaking ❤️.... Student from Pakistan😊😊
Cheers 😁
Thanks million.
Just discovered your channel, absolutely astonishing content there mate. Been speaking english for 10+ years now and i still find your videos super helpful, thank you, a lot ! 🤗
Thank you so much mate! Where are you from?
@@InstantEnglishUK somewhere in Russia look at his name
@@OG-YT well, how do you know? Cyrilic alphabet is used not only in a Russia. It is used in Ukraine, Belarus, Bulgaria and some other countries
I really like your videos, thank you for teaching us, I’m learning a lot with you, I’m very grateful ❤❤ ❤
Awesome teacher
Good information mate, nice vid
Cheers mate
Awesome 👌 keep up the great job 👍
Thanks 🙏
I love your accent and how you speak. Thank you so much for your videos 😊
Hi there
I'm looking for someone to practice and improve my English
I wonder if you are interested in? :)
Excellent excellent
Best teacher
Thank u Christ it was awesome i am obsessed with ur english.
Thank you Inayah
Thumbs up! Thank you for an interesting lesson. Pronunciation is an essential and indispensable part of English. I have a question to you. How to learn to speak English in an environment where English is not spoken at all in public? I like how you pronounced the "water" and waiting" with a glottal sound. I appreciate that! Cheers!
Came from Telegramm, I feel 😂 when it comes to accent. 👍 it is very helpful, I would like to thank you for the video.
Thanks
Cheers
I see your shorts everyday,you teach us so well that I understood how to say British accent
Love from India❤️
Love India 🇮🇳😁
Yes
I really love your channel! 💘
Thank you silvia
You are such a nice teacher
I love your videos🙂🙂
Thanks 😍
Thank you for your help
You’re welcome ☺️
Nice teacher I should say👍
I really like British accent.
Cheers, where are you from?
Thanks a lot !
You’re welcome ☺️
tysm I subbed and improved my English because of ya
Thank you 🙏
you're welcomed ☺
The t in water is optional bc i am british and say the t
Indeed that is true 🇬🇧
Excellent
Thanks
Love ur channel
Thank you Alice
I like all your videos
Shadowing is practised by babies and toddlers in aquiring their native language. By doing so, they learn pronunciation, stress patterns, tunes, intonation patterns and also face mimic/facial expressions. Parents and surrounding environments are the main models for this "shadowing" activities. Because of them, various accents and dialects in a country appear. That is the power of shadowing in learning a language.
Thank you I love British accent and I wanted to speak it I’ll try my best to speak British
English
@@manchestertart5614 ?
I live in Georgia, USA, and it's funny how a lot of these things apply to a southern accent. Hmm
Very useful. More of "what do you call this in English", if possible. Thank you!
Sure Hicham 😄
very interesting
Cheers mate
For Malay people, accents are not problems. We can master them less than 5 minutes without explanation. Just listen properly. ☺
My Dog Stepped on a bee 🐝
@@letthenamebet8017 LOLLL
He's a good actor as well 🤣🤣😭
Haha I give it a good try
@@InstantEnglishUK Thank you man for teaching us.
Im British but I don't really have an Accent, which I'm glad of because I hate people calling me 'bri'ish' on discord calls
Hey dude! I've a suggestion! Thiugh all ur videos are way too helpful but why don't uh start a series of teaching british accent!!
Hope you'll consider it!
Thank you
😍😍😍
Not all medial /t/'s can be pronounced like /d/ in General American. Take "attack" and "retain". We still hear the "t"s there in each word. So, only medial /t/'s in unstressed syllables can be pronounced like /d/ or replaced by a glottal stop. If the "t" is located in a stressed syllable, however, the British people and the American people maintain the "t" in pronunciation.
Great thanks. Paletalization. Am I right? The video is inspiration. Speak like Eliza Doolittle.
👌🙏🙏
Your American accent is funny. In a good way.
I've heard the glottal stop more in the North of England 🏴
It’s everywhere 😉
i will have to chnage my accent :)
Yeah? 😊
@@InstantEnglishUK yes, i love the british accent, I wish I could have it haha
Hi Crish i love your eyes
Thanks
Hey i came from TikTok 😅😅
Hello 👋
who else is here because del was on the thumb nail
He is a ledge
Me who livs in africa and was taught British English since I was born: I WAS BORN FOR THIS!!
Yes you were
Hi sir i don't know english very well, suggest me for how can I improve my English pls
I offer private classes 😁
I personally prefer the American accent but the video was cool
Thanks 😊
"Let's get down to business" is it an idiom and what does it mean?
Let’s start something 😄
American is a completely different language it’s not a matter of accent! I fail to understand why English and Americans insist on describing themselves as similar and together. The best recommendation for students is to adopt international English neutral in term of accent and certainly not American which in his pure form is not spoken anywhere except the US and the Phillipines.
Honey, do you know there's another language that communicates the best with whatever accent? The body language 😋😋😋
What does RP stand for? As in “Modern RP”
received pronunciation
did you really say Feather instead of THeater? is that correct?
Nope
😂😃
Hey 👋
Hi
I'm looking for someone to practice and improve my English
I wonder if you are interested in? :)
My English is more or less a melting pot between AE and BE who cares about the accent, I'm not a native English speaker.
Sure
Nice lesson, but what about Modern PR accent?
What about it? 😁
will listening to british people talking help me improving my british pronunciation?
Yep 👍
Learning english is OK but learning certain accent will amount to code switching ,being inauthentic.
/r/ like in Spanish?
What about it sorry?
Thanks for the video, but I don't want a British accent ,I'm happy to understand English and make people understand me .I just found out from another video, I'm level C3 !
No problem
@@InstantEnglishUK No worries
Allow me to share your video. Sir
Go for it
I was speaking American english soo well, but now, when i start speaking, i sound like cat choking.
Idk is it bc of pubertety or what??
Who knows mate
2:36 Your American accent is funny
Actually your accent is very british but can be undertstood easily like american.
Oh really?
Bro there’s like 20
Hence why I wrote in the title RP
I sincerely don't understand why you say this 2:47
When you pronounce the word "British" for example as "Bridish" 0:39 0:45 0:57 and so on. I also hear some British people pronouncing words like "whatever" as "whaddever" and "it" as "id". And here 4:21 you pronounce "pretty" as "preddy". I'm more confused
You guys need to stop saying "american accent" because America its a continent not a country and in this continent, we speak many languages, the only country that speaks english is The USA.
Canadá, Belice, San Cristóbal y Nieves, Jamaica, Trinidad y Tobago, Santa Lucía, Islas Caimán 😅🤣
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Sorry I don’t understand