I am his fan from Malaysia. He did it so well! listening to his British accent encourage me to learn more and practice more English. Plus, the moment that he say he choose agriculture and farming as his main subject, make me think this man is brilliant. Uplifting farmer among Asian country is rare yet very meaningful.
Native soeaker from Australia here. Interestingly his "accent" changed during the interview..so its clearly something he's been practicing but it isn't quite fully integrated yet. Also there are a few influences in there..a bit London a bit of Southern UK a bit of Australian influence too. Overall though if i close my eyes I'd say he was probably a Euorpean who'd lived in the UK for a long time. Good job!
He's multitasking coz he needs to translate from Indo to English in his head and then maintain the accent. That's usually the case when one is not a native speaker of a language. My opinion, tho.
@@lunapiero could be. However there are people who spoke English as their first language and able to switch accents quite well (not all could do it). Like I’ve seen some Canadians who are able to learn other English accents.
@@Star_Steyrnoch For sure. Probably coz it's the same basic language. But it's two different languages for him. Not a native English speaker myself. Hence, my opinion of him speaking in the speed he does. Multitasking in his head.
Wow, please tell him I thought he sounded like he had lived in East or South London ! I am so impressed with his ear for sounds, he didn't pick up any Australian accent at all?? That is impressive in itself 😂. I speak multiple languages, I have lived in different countries, and I can do different accents and recognise so many, your husband could have fooled me (if I didn't already know he was fully Indonesian 🤣). Excellent work ❤
Hello there. I am a British guy living in Bali now for 14 years and interestingly I have a BA Hons in Speech. His accent does have some British Characteristics, and his use of vocabulary at times is quite British ( He has a British turn of phrase ), but in terms of the Lilt ( the sing-song nature - the musicality ) of his accent, it is more Aussie. Overall he is an interesting character and his English is excellent, by the way. But it's a stretch to call it British. It sounds a bit Home Counties office worker vibe every now and again.
@@TheEnglishCatESL said the person who doesn't put full stops at the end of sentences. I believe the correct sentence would be - A few grammatical errors...
This is how indonesian boast & proud of themselves, specially the reporter who claim they have american accent,to me they're more like Strong indonesian english accent. While the Farmer sound has Australian accent & not british. They should learn from real British people who speak their native well but keep in low profile & humble themselves.
I heard the way he is saying in British English accent is actually fine, and everybody whose mother tongue is not English has always local accent. There are few Indonesian which showed excellent British accent before him actually Some of the vocabularies he spelled and pronounced perfectly and some phrases, and some of those did not. Its natural. Don't be discouraged. Just keep going. For me personally, I prefer British English to American
I don't really think pronounciation really matters honestly. I've been living for a year in Nottingham, England, and can't help but notice many Britons pronounce the exact same word differently. A British friend just told me yesterday, coming from London, she struggled to understand people in Nottingham talking bcs of their different pronounciations and slangs. So why highlighting an Indonesian who's never been to the UK for not pronouncing the words exactly as you know how they should sound, when the British themselves have different way to pronounce words? Come on! 😅
He does sound like a Southerner 😂 Very impressive, if I had met him here in the UK I would assume he had lived in the South East for some time, maybe South London specifically ! Doesn't have any Aussie twang at all which is more impressive to me , hard not to pick that up, well done this man choosing an accent for himself and perfecting it when speaking English ❤
jujur si kayak ada rasa aneh, takjub (WOW) denger nya ... tapi memang ada orang orang yang cepet bisa adapt & mimic aksen bukan cuma inggris si .. bahasa daerah juga ... I met some . sukses terus buat Mas Adi. Seneng denger nya ada anak muda lulusan luar tapi memilih pengembangan dan bisnis Pertanian.
How impressive, I have been living in UK for nearly 16 years and I am working at local school as a Teaching Assistant but I haven't and I don't think I am going to have the British accent. I have 2 boys 14 & 9 yo and their accent is British as they're born here, sometimes I don't get what they're saying. 😂 when I asked them to repeat what they're saying and they think I still don't get it, they will say "never mind Mom"😅 puyeng pala emak 😂 ( aksen Betawi mah ane bisa dah..pan waktu kecil dulu dikelilingi ma orang2 Betawi) Nah waktu tinggal & kerja di Bali jadi manager Sogo selama 1 tahun, saya gak bisa ngomong ala orang Bali padahal staff nya orang Bali . 😅 Lidah kalo sudah dewasa umumnya sudah kaku sama aksen bahasa Ibu & lingkungan tinggal.
His accent I feel is closer to the southern counties in England, such as Hampshire and Dorset (more towards the eastern side of it), as opposed to a London accent where if you are familiar with the Jamaican way of saying things, you'll understand what I mean. Though if I met him in person I probably would've thought he was born and raised here.
I have been told that I sound British as well, when conversing in English. Had my early years, 4,5 and 6 years old in Australia. But yes, like Adi, ironically, the Australian accent didn't stuck with me. Once when I was already an adult, while at a health centre in the UK (I spent 3 years in the UK while hubby was studying) - a white female doctor asked me (me - the Malay tudung clad lady), whether I was born and bred in the UK.😅
Funfact: Ada daerah bernama Inggrisan di kota Banyuwangi, bekas loji/benteng peninggalan Inggris. Pengaruh Inggris cukup kuat, selain ada Kecamatan bernama Glenmore, juga beberapa kata dari bahasa Inggris yang terserap dalam bahasa lokal Using Banyuwangi.
I tought you were born somewhere abroad in UK ..woww such great acssent , as an asia with medok java some people difficult to catch such perfect british acssent like yours .woowww... 👍🤩
Awww he did fantastically well! Actually the presenters have pretty good accents as well, but his accent is very natural, and the way he speaks has a very native English feel.
This is amazing! I never thought about learning an accent, especially the British accent. And I loved the questions that were asked to get the full story 😂😂
What is an accent but simply the courage to speak? We could be given a thousand years to live to learn to speak just like them, but have you ever wondered why they spoke like that in the first place? As long as you are behind, you are a follower; an imitator. If you are in front, then you lead, and whatever you do is new. You are you, and whatever you do is still English, essentially.
The minute I listened to him talk, I know he must have lived in Australia with the derivative Cockney accent (London/South area). People who have never lived in the UK, wouldn’t know what British accent sounds like because there is NO Such thing as “British Accent”. You could listen to Scottish people talk, and you would never associate their accent with “British”. Geordy, Liverpudlian, Mancunian, Yorkshire, Brummie, they don’t talk like that, and it won’t be associated with a “British” accent for people who have never lived in the UK long enough to have their ear fully “trained”. So to say that this man speaks in “British accent” is very shallow, to say the least.
It's just a broad term used to describe any accent from that particular region, by people who cannot name the specific accent. Everyone knows that there are regional accents within the UK, America, Australia and every other large country. If you were to hear an African speak English, and someone were to ask you where you thought the person's from, you might say they're from Africa because they have somewhat of an "African accent" but because you're not entirely sure which country specifically, you wouldn't be able to pinpoint the exact accent. The whole world loves the various accents from the UK, is it really that horrible to use the term "British accent"?
He's accent sound pretty cool I completely understand what he was saying, as a matter of. I've met a lot of Indonesia from hellotak most of them couldn't speak English very well, even when I'm trying to ask them how old do u think am I. they've got no idea what I was talking about 😅
Brits accent is indeed sounds very elegant. he's like myself, born in jakarta, went to school locally never have taken english base education. taught myself english thru reading english novels since primary school. watched english speaking cartoon movies on TVRI as a child. after college worked at US based company, since then I always worked at foreign multinational companies mostly based in the US. so dang... here i am speaking english with american accent.
Are you sure this is British accent? Is there such a thing called British accent though? I know Scottish, Welsh, Northern Ireland, English, Cockney, Geordie, Yorkshire, etc, but British accent? Pretty sure I've never heard of it.
I can hear an English accent to an extent, but I'm distracted by the mix of Australian and European versions of English in his pronunciation. He actually sounded like some of the older generation Greek/Cypriots of London that I meet! If I closed my eyes, I would say the speaker had learnt English in England as their second language; the accent is unusual and changes a bit while he talks. But he isn't too far off from sounding natural.
His accent is all over the place, so no, its not THAT genuine, id be very confused as to what part of england he is from, first thing he said sounded west midlands, then bits of london and then i heard a bit of aussie 😂
Masalah mentality juga jadi masalah besar di Indonesia. Dinegara2 miskin seperti Afrika British accent biasa aja.. kenapa dinegara g20 seperti Indonesia British accent jadi luar biasa
Ketahuan SDM kita rendah, kebiasaan aneh orang indonesia, kalau ada yg tinggal di LN, langsung di puja2 sepeerti dewa, kalau ada yg pake accent british dipuja2 seperti dewa, gua mikir sepeertinya negara2 Luar pengen membuat kita mendewakann mereka supaya bisa kembali mengambil alih indonesia seperti dulu. Indonesia udah mengarah seperti dulu lagi di jammaann penjajahan inggris. Gua sih ngerasainnya kayak gitu.
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This is ironically true. Indonesian people are just too easy to be fancied on something especially this kind of topic, because they don't often open their eyes and their minds to other people's life dynamics in other countries 😅
There is no one British accent. However, all British accents are recognised here and valued for their authenticity and history. His accent is a mix that contains various English ways of speaking, Australian and a great deal from areas that I can’t identify. To a native English speaker such as me, his accent is like nothing that exists anywhere in Britain. It sounds comical and forced.
I am intrested of listening his story. And my personal opinion that he has a good ability to speak british accent. Not only that but I am still carious to find his channel. Someone here can show me about that?
As an English 🏴 person I can hear the Australian🇦🇺 accent in him. Thats not an English 🏴 accent. It sounds foced to sound like middle class suburban England 🏴. He does however have a good grasp on the English language and hes very easy to understand. I'm also confused as there is no British 🇬🇧 accent. There's many different accents that come from different parts of the three countries on the island 🏝️. There are many English 🏴 accents and then there are Scottish 🏴 and Welsh 🏴 accents by the fact they choose to continue speaking our language but there's no single British 🇬🇧 accent.
Kl di Bali ada tuh cewe2 bule hunter, yg karakter nya Cinderella Syndrome ( dr kampoong naik kelas sosial jd partner Bule) ...entar lupa bhs medok kampungnya jd aksen spt Cinta Laura " becheck becheck naick gojeck"
Oh wow, this is actually pretty huge. The average Javanese have a very VERY heavy and thick accent, especially when compared to the other accents in the country. They're basically the Scottish of Indonesia. And that also means that the accent + English isn't the best combination as it can make it a bit hard to understand them. But this man managed to be almost completely full on English accent. That's really cool! Also, this by no means I'm making fun/trying to demotivate Javanese/anyone with thick accent from learning English. The fact that you guys are learning it is already a really good thing. Remember, Prophet Muhammad said to keep learning. So don't stop learning it. Much love from a half breed (Sunda/Jawa) who grow up and lives in Depok ❤️
British got too many accents. There is cockney accent, Lancashire accent,, Yorkshire accent, Brummie, Geordie or Scouse accents. In total there are 56 accents. What are you guys proud of? The word mate is also used in England. It is not only in Australia.
generally people who speak English in Indonesia either with local or american/canadian accent. so to hear an Indoensian speak with so called Brits accent make them amazed. i've never been to UK at all but i caught real Brits use various accents, e.g. Jamie Oliver vs Daniel Craig vs heston Blumenthal.
He also said "TV", when the brits usually call it Telly. This guy just wants to be viral in a country full of people easily fancied with these kind of things.
@@Sir3gar I did not finish watching his video. You are right. Here British people don't say TV but they say telly. Those who gave him thumbs up possible ( they are from Indonesia) because they don't know and did not notice words by words he says was correct or incorrect. I don't know why the presenters were easily be tricked by him?
@@himmel2436 oh I see. I live in England UK so I knew straight away when I heard what he was saying in british accent. That's why I was saying British got too many accents.
@@pacificoceania5828 the presenters are typical indonesians. Here in indonesia, people are easily fascinated with low standard quality of things, due to the low standard quality of education, lazy culture and less exposure to other people's life dynamics in other countries.
I've been living in uk for 25 yrs but still don't speak with British accent🤣 because I think it's not important as long as you can converse with other people properly
Utk anak anak sekarang kyknya niru accent British, Indian or Singlish udah easy banget oleh mereka anak anak yg sekolah di sekolah Bilingual. Anak anak saya umur 13 dan 7 thn bisa melakukan nya dengan mudah
I know first hand if you live with someone long enough, that person will kind of pick up your accent. I am an American, my wife is Indonesian, and her accent sounds like mine. I also know someone else, a guy from England who is married to an Indonesian and she also has a british accent when she speaks English.
Don't try to imitate accent it won't sound right or good, it's weird. Spanish, german, american, japanese, arabian or anyone from any country they speak english with their accent. It's never a problem.
The guy lived overseas in an English speaking country with probably people from different parts of the world so its good but not impressive... Had he never been out of bali and still sounds like that it would be impressive but yea 7/10 its good ...
His English accent is good for someone who’s never been here. Btw, there’s no such a ‘British accent’. We have English, Scot, Welsh, Northern, Southern, Cockney accents, etc. Oh, I’m an Indonesian who live here in England and I just want to give you a bit more of information about many different accents here in the UK:)
I’am from Malaysia and I speak English I could have the British accent if I wanted to but it feels so weird and funny besides everyone is going to ask me where the hell did I got the accent from .. I have been to the UK but not long enough to pick up the accent 🤣🤣🤣
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I am his fan from Malaysia. He did it so well! listening to his British accent encourage me to learn more and practice more English. Plus, the moment that he say he choose agriculture and farming as his main subject, make me think this man is brilliant. Uplifting farmer among Asian country is rare yet very meaningful.
He did it just by silencing the RRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Does he has an acc or yt channel? I wanna check it out
too bad your Malay country don’t push for english, instead they mock Singapore for being a US slave when they pick up English 59 years ago.
Native soeaker from Australia here.
Interestingly his "accent" changed during the interview..so its clearly something he's been practicing but it isn't quite fully integrated yet. Also there are a few influences in there..a bit London a bit of Southern UK a bit of Australian influence too. Overall though if i close my eyes I'd say he was probably a Euorpean who'd lived in the UK for a long time. Good job!
He's multitasking coz he needs to translate from Indo to English in his head and then maintain the accent. That's usually the case when one is not a native speaker of a language. My opinion, tho.
@@lunapiero yep true.
@@lunapiero could be. However there are people who spoke English as their first language and able to switch accents quite well (not all could do it). Like I’ve seen some Canadians who are able to learn other English accents.
@@Star_Steyrnoch For sure. Probably coz it's the same basic language. But it's two different languages for him. Not a native English speaker myself. Hence, my opinion of him speaking in the speed he does. Multitasking in his head.
Yeah I can also tell he is actively trying for the accent
He's my husband.. 😊 trimakasi banyak sea today atas kesempatannya untuk mengundang beliau 🙏
Really!?
Wow, please tell him I thought he sounded like he had lived in East or South London ! I am so impressed with his ear for sounds, he didn't pick up any Australian accent at all?? That is impressive in itself 😂. I speak multiple languages, I have lived in different countries, and I can do different accents and recognise so many, your husband could have fooled me (if I didn't already know he was fully Indonesian 🤣). Excellent work ❤
He is my husband too.
He may be your husband, but I'm his wife
@@starboysgirl1939 lmao
Hello there. I am a British guy living in Bali now for 14 years and interestingly I have a BA Hons in Speech. His accent does have some British Characteristics, and his use of vocabulary at times is quite British ( He has a British turn of phrase ), but in terms of the Lilt ( the sing-song nature - the musicality ) of his accent, it is more Aussie. Overall he is an interesting character and his English is excellent, by the way. But it's a stretch to call it British. It sounds a bit Home Counties office worker vibe every now and again.
You'd hear a lot of people speaking like that at an Arsenal match
Few grammatical errors there
@@TheEnglishCatESL said the person who doesn't put full stops at the end of sentences. I believe the correct sentence would be - A few grammatical errors...
This is how indonesian boast & proud of themselves, specially the reporter who claim they have american accent,to me they're more like Strong indonesian english accent. While the Farmer sound has Australian accent & not british. They should learn from real British people who speak their native well but keep in low profile & humble themselves.
I have lived in Scotland for 3 years, and I speak English still with Sundanese accent 😅
nauurrrr 😭
obviously. your accent sint supposed to change. youre an adult, not a child why would your accent change?
Its good laaa, that your identity.
Its like Jang Hansol of Korea Reomit. Korean who lived his childhood in Java, so he got medok very fluently eventho he already moved back to Korea.
Tiap orang kemampuan linguistics nya beda2, jadi ada yg cepat menyerap bahasa asing ada yg mau jungkir balik pun sulit.
I heard the way he is saying in British English accent is actually fine, and everybody whose mother tongue is not English has always local accent. There are few Indonesian which showed excellent British accent before him actually
Some of the vocabularies he spelled and pronounced perfectly and some phrases, and some of those did not. Its natural. Don't be discouraged. Just keep going. For me personally, I prefer British English to American
And who are you btw. Native?
Why u prefer British?
i too but fate brought me to different direction,i end up speaking the language with american accent and often use their unpleasant slangs.
I don't really think pronounciation really matters honestly. I've been living for a year in Nottingham, England, and can't help but notice many Britons pronounce the exact same word differently. A British friend just told me yesterday, coming from London, she struggled to understand people in Nottingham talking bcs of their different pronounciations and slangs. So why highlighting an Indonesian who's never been to the UK for not pronouncing the words exactly as you know how they should sound, when the British themselves have different way to pronounce words? Come on! 😅
Discouraged? You're the one discouraging him if anything 😂
Mashallah his accent is good! Btw I am born and bred in the UK and still live here and I'm nearly 52 years old!
Got Indonesian blood?
@@radenrindhokesuma2504pretty sure he is hahaha
Enggak saya beristrikan indonesia, tapi bukan Indo
@@raashidkola4714 MasyaAlloh, brother.
@@radenrindhokesuma2504 jazakallah khair
His dialect...I'm completely stunned. 😀
You should say his accent
Mas Adi ini punya bakat bahasa, pronounciationsnya perfect banget, as Brits or Indian. Happy to see people recognizes his talent on an int'l level.
I think Harry Potter is his roommate🤔
I think British dialect user Is rising after Harry Potter Become popular.
Lol😂
lets also acknowledge the lady in green trousers with equally perfect accent and clear pronounciation! I wish I could speak english more like her.
He does sound like a Southerner 😂 Very impressive, if I had met him here in the UK I would assume he had lived in the South East for some time, maybe South London specifically ! Doesn't have any Aussie twang at all which is more impressive to me , hard not to pick that up, well done this man choosing an accent for himself and perfecting it when speaking English ❤
Your english is perfect. Without staying in UK, you have your british accent perfectly.
Love this guy! So creative!
jujur si kayak ada rasa aneh, takjub (WOW) denger nya ... tapi memang ada orang orang yang cepet bisa adapt & mimic aksen bukan cuma inggris si .. bahasa daerah juga ... I met some .
sukses terus buat Mas Adi. Seneng denger nya ada anak muda lulusan luar tapi memilih pengembangan dan bisnis Pertanian.
How impressive, I have been living in UK for nearly 16 years and I am working at local school as a Teaching Assistant but I haven't and I don't think I am going to have the British accent.
I have 2 boys 14 & 9 yo and their accent is British as they're born here, sometimes I don't get what they're saying. 😂 when I asked them to repeat what they're saying and they think I still don't get it, they will say "never mind Mom"😅 puyeng pala emak 😂 ( aksen Betawi mah ane bisa dah..pan waktu kecil dulu dikelilingi ma orang2 Betawi)
Nah waktu tinggal & kerja di Bali jadi manager Sogo selama 1 tahun, saya gak bisa ngomong ala orang Bali padahal staff nya orang Bali . 😅
Lidah kalo sudah dewasa umumnya sudah kaku sama aksen bahasa Ibu & lingkungan tinggal.
His accent I feel is closer to the southern counties in England, such as Hampshire and Dorset (more towards the eastern side of it), as opposed to a London accent where if you are familiar with the Jamaican way of saying things, you'll understand what I mean. Though if I met him in person I probably would've thought he was born and raised here.
4-5 years is not long enough to learn a local accent. He’s gifted in this skill.
I have been told that I sound British as well, when conversing in English.
Had my early years, 4,5 and 6 years old in Australia.
But yes, like Adi, ironically, the Australian accent didn't stuck with me.
Once when I was already an adult, while at a health centre in the UK (I spent 3 years in the UK while hubby was studying) - a white female doctor asked me (me - the Malay tudung clad lady), whether I was born and bred in the UK.😅
Funfact: Ada daerah bernama Inggrisan di kota Banyuwangi, bekas loji/benteng peninggalan Inggris. Pengaruh Inggris cukup kuat, selain ada Kecamatan bernama Glenmore, juga beberapa kata dari bahasa Inggris yang terserap dalam bahasa lokal Using Banyuwangi.
Semoga makin banyak orang yg seperti ini.
@@jasmanrahman22 di jelajahi bule lagi
Aamiin, hidup British accent 🇬🇧 💪 😂
I tought you were born somewhere abroad in UK ..woww such great acssent , as an asia with medok java some people difficult to catch such perfect british acssent like yours .woowww... 👍🤩
🇬🇧🗣️ : "That's absolutely FABULOUS!!!"
Awww he did fantastically well! Actually the presenters have pretty good accents as well, but his accent is very natural, and the way he speaks has a very native English feel.
This is amazing! I never thought about learning an accent, especially the British accent. And I loved the questions that were asked to get the full story 😂😂
It’s his traditional clothing that I find most interesting. Never seen anything like it. Wish we could see the whole thing.
What is an accent but simply the courage to speak? We could be given a thousand years to live to learn to speak just like them, but have you ever wondered why they spoke like that in the first place? As long as you are behind, you are a follower; an imitator. If you are in front, then you lead, and whatever you do is new. You are you, and whatever you do is still English, essentially.
Bravo--I am speechless. No Comment for sure!
More like David Attenborough accent 😂. Berasa dengerin NatGeo versi indo 😂
Australian English sounds like a blend of British English and American English.
I can definitely hear a muddled accent, some words sound more Australian than anything else.
I like they way he mimicing English accent. It does resembles Eng accent and not an easy thing to do.
The minute I listened to him talk, I know he must have lived in Australia with the derivative Cockney accent (London/South area). People who have never lived in the UK, wouldn’t know what British accent sounds like because there is NO Such thing as “British Accent”. You could listen to Scottish people talk, and you would never associate their accent with “British”. Geordy, Liverpudlian, Mancunian, Yorkshire, Brummie, they don’t talk like that, and it won’t be associated with a “British” accent for people who have never lived in the UK long enough to have their ear fully “trained”. So to say that this man speaks in “British accent” is very shallow, to say the least.
It's just a broad term used to describe any accent from that particular region, by people who cannot name the specific accent. Everyone knows that there are regional accents within the UK, America, Australia and every other large country. If you were to hear an African speak English, and someone were to ask you where you thought the person's from, you might say they're from Africa because they have somewhat of an "African accent" but because you're not entirely sure which country specifically, you wouldn't be able to pinpoint the exact accent. The whole world loves the various accents from the UK, is it really that horrible to use the term "British accent"?
He's accent sound pretty cool I completely understand what he was saying, as a matter of. I've met a lot of Indonesia from hellotak most of them couldn't speak English very well, even when I'm trying to ask them how old do u think am I. they've got no idea what I was talking about 😅
He sounds more of Aussie than Brits tho.
It’s more British than Australian.
Australian based from British. And he sounds more british absolutely not aussis
Brits accent is indeed sounds very elegant. he's like myself, born in jakarta, went to school locally never have taken english base education. taught myself english thru reading english novels since primary school. watched english speaking cartoon movies on TVRI as a child. after college worked at US based company, since then I always worked at foreign multinational companies mostly based in the US. so dang... here i am speaking english with american accent.
Are you sure this is British accent? Is there such a thing called British accent though? I know Scottish, Welsh, Northern Ireland, English, Cockney, Geordie, Yorkshire, etc, but British accent? Pretty sure I've never heard of it.
That's good Adi
More like Australian accent to me.. But very impressive.
That accent so goood...
Woooow. Skil luar biasa pak Adhi
british accent is sound intelect and sexy but tiring
Yeah, tiring...
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I can hear an English accent to an extent, but I'm distracted by the mix of Australian and European versions of English in his pronunciation. He actually sounded like some of the older generation Greek/Cypriots of London that I meet! If I closed my eyes, I would say the speaker had learnt English in England as their second language; the accent is unusual and changes a bit while he talks. But he isn't too far off from sounding natural.
My idol, I've following him since a couple months ago❤
Spill akun
so amazing mate
Kereeeen
His accent is all over the place, so no, its not THAT genuine, id be very confused as to what part of england he is from, first thing he said sounded west midlands, then bits of london and then i heard a bit of aussie 😂
Masalah mentality juga jadi masalah besar di Indonesia. Dinegara2 miskin seperti Afrika British accent biasa aja.. kenapa dinegara g20 seperti Indonesia British accent jadi luar biasa
Ketahuan SDM kita rendah, kebiasaan aneh orang indonesia, kalau ada yg tinggal di LN, langsung di puja2 sepeerti dewa, kalau ada yg pake accent british dipuja2 seperti dewa, gua mikir sepeertinya negara2 Luar pengen membuat kita mendewakann mereka supaya bisa kembali mengambil alih indonesia seperti dulu. Indonesia udah mengarah seperti dulu lagi di jammaann penjajahan inggris. Gua sih ngerasainnya kayak gitu.
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Bukan soal jajah menjajah..ini soal mental budaya atau apa gak ngerti tapi sepertinya ada budaya bodoh yg gak bisa hilang di Indonesia.. orang Indonesia kalau suka budaya Arab pasti jadi teroris kalau sudah budaya barat pasti jadi LGBTQ
This is ironically true. Indonesian people are just too easy to be fancied on something especially this kind of topic, because they don't often open their eyes and their minds to other people's life dynamics in other countries 😅
Ya karena mereka itu bekas jajahan Inggris dan masuk ke negara persemakmuran Inggris, gimana sih
There is no one British accent. However, all British accents are recognised here and valued for their authenticity and history. His accent is a mix that contains various English ways of speaking, Australian and a great deal from areas that I can’t identify. To a native English speaker such as me, his accent is like nothing that exists anywhere in Britain. It sounds comical and forced.
Genius ❤
I am intrested of listening his story. And my personal opinion that he has a good ability to speak british accent. Not only that but I am still carious to find his channel. Someone here can show me about that?
Petani london
"Sometimes my genius is almost frightening." -Jeremy Clarkson
He has an Australian accent not really British accent, in my opinion.
No, he has British accent not Australian accent.
Wow, he’s got a proper accent of East London
As an English 🏴 person I can hear the Australian🇦🇺 accent in him. Thats not an English 🏴 accent. It sounds foced to sound like middle class suburban England 🏴. He does however have a good grasp on the English language and hes very easy to understand.
I'm also confused as there is no British 🇬🇧 accent. There's many different accents that come from different parts of the three countries on the island 🏝️. There are many English 🏴 accents and then there are Scottish 🏴 and Welsh 🏴 accents by the fact they choose to continue speaking our language but there's no single British 🇬🇧 accent.
Nice conversation
Great
I have lived in Australia for more than 20 years but my accent is still Sundanese hahaaa..
Kl di Bali ada tuh cewe2 bule hunter, yg karakter nya Cinderella Syndrome ( dr kampoong naik kelas sosial jd partner Bule) ...entar lupa bhs medok kampungnya jd aksen spt Cinta Laura " becheck becheck naick gojeck"
Kalo pgn bisa ngomong aksen Inggris "British Accent" dg cepat sering2 nonton Peaky Blinders....😅
He's my TikTok friend lol, we used to do live together last year 😂
Oh wow, this is actually pretty huge. The average Javanese have a very VERY heavy and thick accent, especially when compared to the other accents in the country. They're basically the Scottish of Indonesia. And that also means that the accent + English isn't the best combination as it can make it a bit hard to understand them. But this man managed to be almost completely full on English accent. That's really cool!
Also, this by no means I'm making fun/trying to demotivate Javanese/anyone with thick accent from learning English. The fact that you guys are learning it is already a really good thing. Remember, Prophet Muhammad said to keep learning. So don't stop learning it. Much love from a half breed (Sunda/Jawa) who grow up and lives in Depok ❤️
i follow him on his instagram, but mostly we talk Javanese 😄
I have been living in Ireland for years but my accent still Sundanese accent😅
Irish accent also sounds really good.
British got too many accents. There is cockney accent, Lancashire accent,, Yorkshire accent, Brummie, Geordie or Scouse accents. In total there are 56 accents. What are you guys proud of? The word mate is also used in England. It is not only in Australia.
generally people who speak English in Indonesia either with local or american/canadian accent. so to hear an Indoensian speak with so called Brits accent make them amazed. i've never been to UK at all but i caught real Brits use various accents, e.g. Jamie Oliver vs Daniel Craig vs heston Blumenthal.
He also said "TV", when the brits usually call it Telly. This guy just wants to be viral in a country full of people easily fancied with these kind of things.
@@Sir3gar I did not finish watching his video. You are right. Here British people don't say TV but they say telly. Those who gave him thumbs up possible ( they are from Indonesia) because they don't know and did not notice words by words he says was correct or incorrect. I don't know why the presenters were easily be tricked by him?
@@himmel2436 oh I see. I live in England UK so I knew straight away when I heard what he was saying in british accent. That's why I was saying British got too many accents.
@@pacificoceania5828 the presenters are typical indonesians. Here in indonesia, people are easily fascinated with low standard quality of things, due to the low standard quality of education, lazy culture and less exposure to other people's life dynamics in other countries.
I am American and I speak with a British accent
alreet mate !
Woow I envy your British Accent 👌
Every Indonesian on that program has a bule accent😂
I've been living in uk for 25 yrs but still don't speak with British accent🤣 because I think it's not important as long as you can converse with other people properly
Utk anak anak sekarang kyknya niru accent British, Indian or Singlish udah easy banget oleh mereka anak anak yg sekolah di sekolah Bilingual. Anak anak saya umur 13 dan 7 thn bisa melakukan nya dengan mudah
Just when I thought it couldn't get any more impressive, he blew my mind with the Hindi lmao
Amazing British accent! I couldn’t make it up and I have been speaking British English for decades! 😂
I know first hand if you live with someone long enough, that person will kind of pick up your accent. I am an American, my wife is Indonesian, and her accent sounds like mine. I also know someone else, a guy from England who is married to an Indonesian and she also has a british accent when she speaks English.
Crazy crossover😂
Wow,,
As an Indonesian who used to live and work in oz he sound much more like oz in my ear. Specially with the sOoooouuu or Nooooouuu 😆
Don't try to imitate accent it won't sound right or good, it's weird. Spanish, german, american, japanese, arabian or anyone from any country they speak english with their accent. It's never a problem.
The guy lived overseas in an English speaking country with probably people from different parts of the world so its good but not impressive... Had he never been out of bali and still sounds like that it would be impressive but yea 7/10 its good ...
Hey Steve!
His English accent is good for someone who’s never been here. Btw, there’s no such a ‘British accent’. We have English, Scot, Welsh, Northern, Southern, Cockney accents, etc. Oh, I’m an Indonesian who live here in England and I just want to give you a bit more of information about many different accents here in the UK:)
Nah if you go outside England the world only knows British accent no such things as cockney outside England 😂😂😂
Thanks for the information.
solid rock mate !
We are funny people in this world. I speak Javanese with a medok East Java accent. I am American
What is a 'British' accent? There are so many in the UK.
I can speak Malay with British accent
Which part of the u.k. is his accent from
Based on experiences. Indonesian people are better in pronounce English than European or even Asia Countries, especially for Javanese.
British Farmer With Indonesian Accent
I can’t believe they had a whole 20 min segment on this 😂
Hmmm. It's funny 🤣
Indonesian 🇮🇩 accent is very more American 🇺🇸 or Canadian 🇨🇦 accent, not like a British accent
It is not britt, it is aussie.
it is brits
teeeeny bit aussie, cool!
Nah dude, Aussie is the part of Brit colonizer, which means another variation
He has an Australian mixed et a British accent
Sounds like a Londoner!
You don't hv to study or live in UK to speak British accent. Can learn on listening n practising in speaking.
He is a farmer?
I’am from Malaysia and I speak English I could have the British accent if I wanted to but it feels so weird and funny besides everyone is going to ask me where the hell did I got the accent from .. I have been to the UK but not long enough to pick up the accent 🤣🤣🤣
Some people just like to pronounce things properly when they learn a language