"You're from the Philippines? Why is your accent like that?" | Inka Magnaye
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2:30 Sometimes, Balikbayans who speak with an accent get frowned upon. They’re misunderstood as “maarte”. People dont understand that it IS absorbed after living for some time abroad. And also, some locals of the places they’re from would sometimes have difficulty understanding them if they don’t speak with the local accent kahit konti.
That is so true.
The word "maarte" is different on the way you speak with accent hope it explains
This is probably my most favorite episode of skypodcast. I can feel how kryz and slater enjoyed talking to Inka and I enjoyed it too. A lot! Bitin ang 1 hour ❤️
Yeah i was laughing and clapping throughout the podcast😂
Your accent may also be a talent. Some people are just born with it or when your dad is American and he speaks to you in English when you are a baby. Babies absorb sounds.
This is true, im from the philippines as well and i grew up watching english cartoons, and growing up i learned a few different languages and i find it very easy for me to mimic or absorb different accents and languages that im learning, i dont have that struggle wherein one sounds foreign when speaking a different language from their native (except for maybe when my grammar is off or when i dont use the slangs)
Love INKA!!!!! hay love her voice and the way she speaks. thank you for featuring her.
Already listened to this episode on spotify but i want to see the person behind the voice, and I fell in love for the second time. =)
Interesting aspect of lingguistics. I live in Singapore and curious why some kids who grew up here adopt a western accent instead of the local accent. I realized it could be the shows they watch. Their parents speak pretty much Pinoy English accent.
That is true. I mastered speaking in English ( but I'm not a pro), just by watching US TV series. It really helps you alot by reading CCs and mimicking them the way they speak.
I think we just overthink it. Just speak in your own way, english or not. It is develop overtime 😊❤️
I always thought that Kryz had a valley girl accent too. Most probably she got it from watching US TV shows in the 2000s because it was common then (Gossip Girl, the OC). Whatever accent you have doesn’t matter as long as your words are kind and true.
1:01 "your voice,
quality... How you sound is hereditary but how you use it that is learned"...
When foreigners tell me that my English doesn't have a 'Filipino accent', I tell them I owe it to Sesame Street.
I love Inka she's so pretty and so is her speaking voice! 💕
Shout out to the American kids who developed British accent just from watching Peppa Pig. 😂
Haha agree with you, Im filipino and i have a 2yr old daughter,funny thing she speaks with a british accent😂🤣
Such a nice accent
Thats actually hilarious 😂
Haha Peppa Pig was the best
I watched many cartoons on Cartoon Network and other American stuff during my life and my English is not fluent (I am 34). Having English like this means you're having American family members/friends or you were working hard on developing this skill.
I admit I just assumed Inka lived in the US bc of the accent lol
Same. I was in Canada for a business trip (first time ever in that part of the world) and people asked if I grew up there or in the States because they said I sounded like them. I explained that it's because I grew up watching Sesame Street!
their are many types of filipino english accent. the Thick English Accent, the Coño Style Accent, the Sterotypical English Accent, Soft Style, and what amazing about us filipino is easy for us to imitate other countries english accent.
The way ate inka laughs is like you've been friends with her a long time ago😄
So much love on this episode ❤️
Australians: Our accent is difficult to mimic.
Scots: Hold my whisky!
Learned a lot from this episode! Thanks skyfam and ms. inka!
Hi guys. Is it just me or Is this episode not available in Apple podcast? Been wanting to listen to this one.
Inka is really gifted
Wow this is probably the best ep ever😍😍😍😍 also, I kinda want the full video lol
Enjoyed listening to this podcast 😍
lovelote Skyfam 🤗
awaiting for you to guest Justine Luzares..i enjoyed this episode with inka🥰🥰
I love her voice
I love how inka speaks
I LOVE INKA for sure!!!
Accent can be Learned.... Modesty aside... I am a Filipino but I can speak with a stiff british accent and standard american slang accent :-) The way i learned is by listening and watching the specific accent of a certain accent.
While i,having an anglomania, mimic the brits. I've never left the Philly,i just love to watch BBC
I think a lot of gen z filipinos can relate to this. Because of how easy it is to connect social media and because of the wide spread of english you can now learn and speak English without any particular accents except having British accent, Aussie accent like me and American accents of course. So I think the term Filipino accent is now slowly Fading away which is good to be honest.
Good? In what way?
Nindota jud ug tingog aning inka
Can i ask what's the model of your microphone?
I love Inka!
Your accent is still Filipino which is not bad at all
I totally agree with this
love this collab so much!!
There are 8 major languages in the Philippines, so there could also be 8 accents of English in the Philippines. All these Filipino languages have distinct accents.
🤔My father 90 plus thought Filipino should speak Spanish as they have Spanish names and were a colony for centuries.😀
Parehong maganda ang audio 🔊
I agree. I know a kid in northern Luzon who started talking while watching Barney... I thought he was a Fil-Am😆
That's very true. Here in the US Filipino born visayan, speaks better English than Filipino born tagalog speakers. Correct grammar and pronunciation.
No British subtitles. 😢
My nephew too is spokening dollar 🤣 cartoon network is his babysitter 🤣
that includes several "like". Every phrase has "like". lol san ba yun nangaling? hehe
the majority uses filler words (such as like, um, uh, etc.) when speaking while thinking of the next ones. not sure tho, just what I’ve observed.
I live here in canada and even mga puti (canadians) use LIKE for a lot of times whenever nakikipag converse sila, especially ung mga teens pa or bata pa. Parang "ano" sa tagalog haha. Un nga, filler words. Hindi komot ung ang mother tongue mo is articulate or eloquent ka na. Tbh dati aminado ako nangjujudge ako ng mga di magagaling sa english pero sapol napatira ako dto at nakita ko di naamn lahat tayo perpekto sobrang naiinis na ako sa mga grammar nazi😅😅😅
Wow..proud cebuana
Shes the voice over of PAL
She got doorbell in her nose.. 🎉🎉
done watching ay spotify..
Si Sarah ug Mateo Guidecelli pud unta #SkyPodcast
riva and vern pleasee
Lan Kwai Fung
There are people who can easily adopt/develop accent..I'm one of those😅
Yes my cousin's accent is like that too bcoz he watch cartoons hahaha
same, bc lang din sa mga pinapanuod.
Thank God Ive watched Cartoon Network and Nick! 😁
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Nice voice & accent. But I don’t like the frequent use of “like” word.
Is it called cartoon accent?
It's an affected accent.
Speaking of accent, you should watch conan o Brien lmaoo
sounds like Miley Cyrus
Sobra sa gilagid anu ba yan
Like
Another thing is, money can's bought an accent. Just ask Pacquiao 😅
Whenever I get asked how I learned to speak English with a slight native accent in the Philippines, I just tell them that I learned how to speak English because I watched Mr Bean when I was young. Pang asar lang.
When I get to have kids I'll brainwash them with Pippa pig's accent.
By the time you get a child, a new English cartoon will be popular
Toni gonzaga next guest please huhuhu
boring
already seen her several times in YT. like very looong loong interview
It's not the accent that makes you Pinoy, it's your pagmumukha
She sounds like Nani Kusa
riva and vern pleasee
riva and vern pleasee
riva and vern pleasee