Yup, Filipinos have different accents depends on what language and dialect they have...some has strong accent, some has mild, some has sweet and some doesn't have accent at all...
Nice video! Filipino pronunciation is more American than British. Although, we still have the distinct FILIPINO pronunciation because we give more emphasis on vowel sounds rather than the consonant sounds. Anyways, whatever our "English" is, what's important is we understand each other.
As a filipino who grew up in a very english speaking environment in the Philippines then moved later to canada, i genuinely didnt think i had an accent because the people i grew up around in the Philippines, were people who spoke in taglish and were “englisheras” ( filipinos who speak more english or speak more like an american than a filipino ) lol but the more i listened to myself talk and rant in my accent or in taglish/tagalog in comparison to how i sound talking to my white canadian friends in my more “ english or American “ accent the more i hear it because the way i talk in my “english” accent to them is WAY different to my normal one when im talking to other people who understand my language lol
Tagalog and Bisaya has also a difference of the pronounciation of some of the English Words..Phillipines was under American Colony for over 50 years our English is more Americanized as well as our Education was U.S. standard without the Slang of course..
Im a visayan (waray) and for the word article we pronounced it as artikol, but in tagalog they pronounced it as artikel. But both visayan ang tagalog were under US education during american time.
@@pinoyislander4400 Interesting, isn't it? Most Tagalogs also say "seconds" as "se-konds" or "se-kens". The Visayans I've met often say "se-cans". Same with "per-son" vs "per-san", "try-sikel" and "try-sikol".
@@pinoyislander4400 I agree tagalog pronounce google gogile.. Bisayan pronounce the way it is Google or Gogol just the way the it is. British English is weird I prepare American English..
Most Filipino dialects use simple combinations of consonants combined with short vowels. The Pilipino alphabet is "Abakada" and initial training is to say a e i o u, ba be bi bo bu, ka ke ki ko ku, etc. The strict native Tagalog seldom use long vowels, certain consonants, and gluttural sounds (as other Asians), etc. That's why when Filipinos speak English, the emphasis on how a word is actually written is carried over from Pilipino. Btw Pilipino is the national language, based on Tagalog, blended with English Spanish Chinese and other Filipino dialects (taught across the country supposedly as a unifying language but most people stick to regional dialects and understand Pilipino).
Completely agree with this. Filipino words don't have silent letters. We pronounce words as how they are spelled. And that is why when we speak English we also pronounced every letter of that word. Like when she said the word "twitter", that's not how your normal everyday Filipino would pronounce it, she actually said it with a (sort of) American accent "twit-r", as suppose to "twit-ir". And how she pronounced the word "Manila"-- it almost sounded like a pseudo-American accent, when it's supposed to be pronounced as "Maynila".
Fillet came from the French word "filet". The "t" is silent in French. The English added another letter L and pronounce the T. When they brought the word to the US, the Americans adapted the English spelling but with French pronunciation, and that's what they thought to the Filipinos back in the day. BTW, the Philippine Military Academy or PMA lingo, "Mistah" came from the word "mister'.
Bro Filipino using AMERICAN ENGLISH, what was the reason why your friend have noticed the difference from Australian English, Aussie using British English
@@czend5173 because they visited the Philippines and it's an American accent as opposed to a British English accent like in Singapore or other Asian countries that have British influence. So unless you've never traveled the world, you wouldn't hear the difference.
For me there is no such thing as British accent as accent upnorth is totally different like the newcastle or geordie accent, mancunian accent, scottish accent is also different and ofcourse the famous cockney accent for londoners. I think Filipinos just used to american accent and they just amazed when they hear British words so as the spelling is different. Enjoy this reactions! Keep it up George and Lucy
Everyone has accents. As long as you can communicate in english w/ one another and understand it, it's alright. Even the native speaker of english, the americans & british have discourse about it, and so the others, what the heck 🤣✌
*while watching* After the filipina say it: Me: "Sister" Dad: "Sister" Mom: "Sister" After the british guy say it: Me: "Sistah" Dad: "Sistah" Mom: "Sistah"
As of now i'm lea'ning how to speak with a bri'ish accent, i'm on my thi'd dei now Edit: Words that i'm having a hard time trying to pronounce correctly is "World" and i'm confused by Beard, Bird, Ear and Air, Hair, Here.
Learning IPA will surely help you. Beard is pronounced like bi-uhd; bird is like buhd; hair is like air, eeh but with h, eeh; here is like ear, i-uh, too but with h, so hi-uh.
I used to Admire Elizabeth Hurley's Voice and her sexy British accent to the movie Bedazzled. I've noticed that the "A" in British accent pronounced differently. say" Ah" like the dentist always say. And The "R" Becomes A or H? I Can Speak and pronounce British accent, wow, it's Easy. No offense. Thank you George and Lucy. God bless 🙏.
i think fillet is a french word....so its pronounced as french people say it...the girl is correct....hehe and also...our english is not the usual english amarican can accent...we use the international phonetics...enunciation..thats why we speak. different....thats what ive learned from my highschool class...enunciate the word properly....we use dipthongs sound combinations its bit technical...hehehe
It is very easy to understand George and Lucy, when they speak -- just Click on "Settings" and change Playback Speed from "Normal" to ".75" ... and suddenly they speak S-L-O-W-E-R and are much easier to understand.
No need to argue, thats the way it is every country and even every state in America has different accent and pronunciation. But still uk accent is sound so fancy for me so cool 😎 ✌🏽🔥
Actually there is no such thing as a "British accent". The UK comprises of 4 nations, and these are England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland. The 4 primary accents are English, Scottish, Welsh & Northern Irish. What George and Lucy has is the English accent. 😊🇬🇧🇵🇭
Most Filipinos have American accent in fact all my Filipino friends here in England have! I speak 4 languages when I emigrated to England I manage to picked up a bit of British accent specially living in Norfolk. I’ve always love British accents even my Australian husband sometimes find it hard to say some words 😁
Pronunciation doesn't really matter for as long as you understand each other. But the English learned in school from kinder, elementary, high school thru college is the perfect English because it is formal in grammar, diction and pronunciation. It binds all forms of English spoken by different people in their own country.
Manila is a Filipino word so the right pronunciation is the Filipino way, right? Anyway, in school we were taught the American English and not the British English that's why most Filipinos speak with American accent.
We've been educated using the American English and not the British English... the reason why many Pinoys have difficulty understanding the Brits and Aussies... we don't say that English is correct/better but that's the English we grew up in so it is the correct English for us... luckily for us Pinoys, we can adapt 😊
The filipina girl is not trying to do a filipino accent she is trying to do a english accent which is a little bit weird because it is filipino vs british accent 😆
well, do you know what's a FILIPINO accent to say that? kasi kahit sa sarili nating wika, may kanya-kanya tayong accent. she's not TRYING, that's HER accent
Pag fluent ka sa English tagalang mawawala ung Filipino accent. Kya lng nmn nag kakaroon ng Filipino accent kaci maraming kabado mag Salita kaya yon matigas accent
We Filipinos, our education system adapt the American accent . But recently, we speak English with neutral accent. Which means , not so American not so British.
the girl has a mix of american and filipino accent, in most cases she pronounces the *"T"* like what most Americans do, on the other hand, filipinos pronounces the "T" in a much more solid way. idk if that makes sense, but its like the T of americans just flicks their tongue on the roof of their mouths and filipinos just proniunce the T solidly
The girl is not doing the Filipino accent but it's more of an American accent because she is dropping the "t" sound... The English pronunciation in the Philippines is taken from IPA which is British but the "r" and the "t" sound are given emphasis. Americans drop the "t" while British drop the "r" sound.
Madonna said before ...when she went in London...the British english accent is different to American accent.....every country and region have their own accent...
That's why we should stop correcting people about their spelling, pronunciation, and Accents. It's because the English language has different kinds of Dialects and that's what makes the English language beautiful and diverse! and deserved to be the Universal Language.
Im remember my Highschool Life. Accent english. Now i realize that i might need to learn and know how to Speak English. But now! Im curious i learn a half English/British accent.
I am one of your subcriber.i need only to ask you the dental office you went when both of you did your tooth cleaning or whitening.could you please provide me the name and place of the said dental clinic.thanks
Yup, Filipinos have different accents depends on what language and dialect they have...some has strong accent, some has mild, some has sweet and some doesn't have accent at all...
we pronounce words as spelled
Regional accent po tawag jan
what do u man by no accent? Even americans have accent, its called american accent
Nice video! Filipino pronunciation is more American than British. Although, we still have the distinct FILIPINO pronunciation because we give more emphasis on vowel sounds rather than the consonant sounds.
Anyways, whatever our "English" is, what's important is we understand each other.
this reminds me of my kids, speaking with your accent after watching the 1st Harry Potter!
As a filipino who grew up in a very english speaking environment in the Philippines then moved later to canada, i genuinely didnt think i had an accent because the people i grew up around in the Philippines, were people who spoke in taglish and were “englisheras” ( filipinos who speak more english or speak more like an american than a filipino ) lol
but the more i listened to myself talk and rant in my accent or in taglish/tagalog in comparison to how i sound talking to my white canadian friends in my more “ english or American “ accent the more i hear it because the way i talk in my “english” accent to them is WAY different to my normal one when im talking to other people who understand my language lol
British guy asking where the T is in ‘fillet’.. and am here asking where are all the Rs then…? 😂
Silent
Filipino using AMERICAN ENGLISH.
😂😂😂😂
Tagalog and Bisaya has also a difference of the pronounciation of some of the English Words..Phillipines was under American Colony for over 50 years our English is more Americanized as well as our Education was U.S. standard without the Slang of course..
Im a visayan (waray) and for the word article we pronounced it as artikol, but in tagalog they pronounced it as artikel. But both visayan ang tagalog were under US education during american time.
@@pinoyislander4400 Interesting, isn't it? Most Tagalogs also say "seconds" as "se-konds" or "se-kens". The Visayans I've met often say "se-cans". Same with "per-son" vs "per-san", "try-sikel" and "try-sikol".
@@pinoyislander4400 I agree tagalog pronounce google gogile.. Bisayan pronounce the way it is Google or Gogol just the way the it is. British English is weird I prepare American English..
Waray pronounced all the letters .. Bow.. 😆😅😅
Bisayan pronounce Jingol...Tagalog pronounce it Jingil.
Like Jingle Bells is the right Pronunciation in the U.S.A.
yes..
we like you to make a content like this..!
God bless..
I had my daughter watch Peppa Pig since she was little. Now, she's 9 and she enjoys mocking my American accent every chance she gets
The guy looks like Ron Weasley of the Harry Potter movie.
Literally 😂
😂 I like the Part FROM We're r u.. PHILIPPINES.. 🤣😂
Sooo PRETTY LUCY!!!
Most Filipino dialects use simple combinations of consonants combined with short vowels. The Pilipino alphabet is "Abakada" and initial training is to say a e i o u, ba be bi bo bu, ka ke ki ko ku, etc. The strict native Tagalog seldom use long vowels, certain consonants, and gluttural sounds (as other Asians), etc. That's why when Filipinos speak English, the emphasis on how a word is actually written is carried over from Pilipino. Btw Pilipino is the national language, based on Tagalog, blended with English Spanish Chinese and other Filipino dialects (taught across the country supposedly as a unifying language but most people stick to regional dialects and understand Pilipino).
Completely agree with this. Filipino words don't have silent letters. We pronounce words as how they are spelled. And that is why when we speak English we also pronounced every letter of that word. Like when she said the word "twitter", that's not how your normal everyday Filipino would pronounce it, she actually said it with a (sort of) American accent "twit-r", as suppose to "twit-ir". And how she pronounced the word "Manila"-- it almost sounded like a pseudo-American accent, when it's supposed to be pronounced as "Maynila".
🤣🤣🤣🤣 effort
that light saber behind you is so funny.... it's there wherever you are in your apartment hahaha
Fillet came from the French word "filet". The "t" is silent in French. The English added another letter L and pronounce the T. When they brought the word to the US, the Americans adapted the English spelling but with French pronunciation, and that's what they thought to the Filipinos back in the day.
BTW, the Philippine Military Academy or PMA lingo, "Mistah" came from the word "mister'.
Filipino accent easy to understand and pronounced perfectly unlike others.
Bro many Filipino using american accent, only the not expert in english using strong pronounciation
@@czend5173 then?
Britidh prople they dontmm ni pronounce the R
Watching your videos all day makes the voice in my head speaks in british accent
More on this please😍😍
Love this! haha
daughter
Doter - philippine accent
Dota - british accent
Different countries have different accent, so no need to compare because we have different way of pronunciation, we should respect each other.
Filipino accent is basically American sounding. My Australian friend pointed it out to me and it's very true.
bro but why youre name is a korea language 😂😂😂
Bro Filipino using AMERICAN ENGLISH, what was the reason why your friend have noticed the difference from Australian English, Aussie using British English
@@czend5173 because they visited the Philippines and it's an American accent as opposed to a British English accent like in Singapore or other Asian countries that have British influence. So unless you've never traveled the world, you wouldn't hear the difference.
For me there is no such thing as British accent as accent upnorth is totally different like the newcastle or geordie accent, mancunian accent, scottish accent is also different and ofcourse the famous cockney accent for londoners. I think Filipinos just used to american accent and they just amazed when they hear British words so as the spelling is different. Enjoy this reactions! Keep it up George and Lucy
Even Jose Marie Chan did a British accent when you guys met.
Everyone has accents. As long as you can communicate in english w/ one another and understand it, it's alright. Even the native speaker of english, the americans & british have discourse about it, and so the others, what the heck 🤣✌
*while watching*
After the filipina say it:
Me: "Sister"
Dad: "Sister"
Mom: "Sister"
After the british guy say it:
Me: "Sistah"
Dad: "Sistah"
Mom: "Sistah"
Dude literally says DOTA me too I like to play DOTA 😂😂😂
I learn my British slang from Love Island UK
As of now i'm lea'ning how to speak with a bri'ish accent, i'm on my thi'd dei now
Edit: Words that i'm having a hard time trying to pronounce correctly is
"World" and i'm confused by Beard, Bird, Ear and Air, Hair, Here.
Learning IPA will surely help you. Beard is pronounced like bi-uhd; bird is like buhd; hair is like air, eeh but with h, eeh; here is like ear, i-uh, too but with h, so hi-uh.
hare
I enjoyed it very much... So hilarious..
Our teachers in elementary are strict on sounds, thats why we read by letter, actual letter spellings..not heared..
Just love British accent since it's non-rhotic. :) to-maa-to or to-may-to? :D
It's so funny at the same time informative
He ask where's the T and we ask where's the R.. hahahaha but I love British accent by the way.. hahaha
I used to Admire Elizabeth Hurley's
Voice and her sexy British accent to the movie Bedazzled.
I've noticed that the "A" in British accent pronounced differently.
say" Ah" like the dentist always say.
And The "R" Becomes A or H?
I Can Speak and pronounce British accent, wow, it's Easy.
No offense. Thank you George and Lucy. God bless 🙏.
U should do ur own version. Gonna be helarious!
Finally subbed to your other channel! keep making content and welcome to me here! you should do this guys :) get one of your friends and do it
i like british accent..love it
i think fillet is a french word....so its pronounced as french people say it...the girl is correct....hehe and also...our english is not the usual english amarican can accent...we use the international phonetics...enunciation..thats why we speak. different....thats what ive learned from my highschool class...enunciate the word properly....we use dipthongs sound combinations its bit technical...hehehe
As Filipinos we can adjust our English depends on the nationality we converse with.
It is very easy to understand George and Lucy, when they speak -- just Click on "Settings" and change Playback Speed from "Normal" to ".75" ... and suddenly they speak S-L-O-W-E-R and are much easier to understand.
How 'bout Austrian/German accent (Mike & Nelly) vs British accent (George & Lucy) ?? That would be awesome to watch .. :)
You're happy now you find your happiness here in the PH, you know we here in PH are appreciative but don't abuse our appreciation😄✌
The British one sound more native, the Pinoy, sound more on the Latin side, the BBC announcer is better on both of them :)
When she said "Harry Putah" HAHAHAHAHA
No need to argue, thats the way it is every country and even every state in America has different accent and pronunciation.
But still uk accent is sound so fancy for me so cool 😎 ✌🏽🔥
My english still filipino accent , after 45 years living in north america!
I love lucy's dress here!
Actually there is no such thing as a "British accent". The UK comprises of 4 nations, and these are England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland. The 4 primary accents are English, Scottish, Welsh & Northern Irish. What George and Lucy has is the English accent. 😊🇬🇧🇵🇭
I think they have the Sussex dialect which is near to Cockney accent.
@@ronaldgosiengfiao9663 Yes i think so 🤗🤗
Most Filipinos have American accent in fact all my Filipino friends here in England have! I speak 4 languages when I emigrated to England I manage to picked up a bit of British accent specially living in Norfolk. I’ve always love British accents even my Australian husband sometimes find it hard to say some words 😁
Pronunciation doesn't really matter for as long as you understand each other. But the English learned in school from kinder, elementary, high school thru college is the perfect English because it is formal in grammar, diction and pronunciation. It binds all forms of English spoken by different people in their own country.
The lady is from Northern Luzon for her clean accent, The accent in Bicol visayas and mindanao differ... listen how pakyaw speaks ,,, visayan accent.
The guy looks like Ron Weasley haha
wow...i pronounced is perfect in british 😍 😂😂
Can u speak ..I want to hear pls..
Manila is a Filipino word so the right pronunciation is the Filipino way, right? Anyway, in school we were taught the American English and not the British English that's why most Filipinos speak with American accent.
I laugh so hard in this video. LoL
Nice couple 💑 👌 😍 👏
I love watching you guys thank you
For making may day 🤗
We've been educated using the American English and not the British English... the reason why many Pinoys have difficulty understanding the Brits and Aussies... we don't say that English is correct/better but that's the English we grew up in so it is the correct English for us... luckily for us Pinoys, we can adapt 😊
Tomaytoe? Tomahto?... just say kamatis!🤣
Water, wuter, woter,weter 😂
Check out the Manila bay update. See the fishes and the shrimps swimming in a clear water. Progress for the next generation.
The filipina girl is not trying to do a filipino accent she is trying to do a english accent which is a little bit weird because it is filipino vs british accent 😆
well, do you know what's a FILIPINO accent to say that? kasi kahit sa sarili nating wika, may kanya-kanya tayong accent. she's not TRYING, that's HER accent
Pag fluent ka sa English tagalang mawawala ung Filipino accent. Kya lng nmn nag kakaroon ng Filipino accent kaci maraming kabado mag Salita kaya yon matigas accent
We Filipinos, our education system adapt the American accent . But recently, we speak English with neutral accent. Which means , not so American not so British.
British accents are the best.
Fillet? How about walley? For wallet?😂🤣
British are the original English people , England ( Eng -,English )
Worked in a cc b4 talking to people in australia and had a hard time sometimes understanding em..gosh twas a struggle man...
I need to study your accent for my ielts exam haha
Had IELTS academic twice in central london my love
I challenge you to a game of Daughter(Dota)!
Me that always watch Peppa pig
the girl has a mix of american and filipino accent, in most cases she pronounces the *"T"* like what most Americans do, on the other hand, filipinos pronounces the "T" in a much more solid way. idk if that makes sense, but its like the T of americans just flicks their tongue on the roof of their mouths and filipinos just proniunce the T solidly
hi george and lucy, when are you going to do something like this? sige na...
I love this content 😘
Make your own version please!!!! More words too!!!
Lucy is GORGEOUS 🌹
1st time seeing you use airpods. Lol Congrats for having one.
The girl is not doing the Filipino accent but it's more of an American accent because she is dropping the "t" sound... The English pronunciation in the Philippines is taken from IPA which is British but the "r" and the "t" sound are given emphasis. Americans drop the "t" while British drop the "r" sound.
i learned british accent in the 80's listening to songs of the likes of the cure, duran duran, spandau ballet, depeche mode etc.
Madonna said before ...when she went in London...the British english accent is different to American accent.....every country and region have their own accent...
handsome and beautiful couple.. 😘
That's why we should stop correcting people about their spelling, pronunciation, and Accents. It's because the English language has different kinds of Dialects and that's what makes the English language beautiful and diverse! and deserved to be the Universal Language.
Filipino pronounced it with all the the letters present. 😆
Im remember my Highschool Life. Accent english. Now i realize that i might need to learn and know how to Speak English. But now! Im curious i learn a half English/British accent.
I love british accent❤
I know it's funny. In my present employment, in English language, I like British accent more usually takes me 5sec delay to understand though. =D
Laughing out loud watching this haha
Ahahaha. Different folks, different strokes.
Nice to meet you juicy reacts🙂
You should also watch Filipino accent challenge videos from Wil Dasovich.
Silent "R"..
I am one of your subcriber.i need only to ask you the dental office you went when both of you did your tooth cleaning or whitening.could you please provide me the name and place of the said dental clinic.thanks
This is edifying.
Plus react on the Big Guy eating Filipino foods the first or second times
Hey likepritish can pronounce r or silent R
I love this,,i learned a lot,,thanks guys, you're amazing
I also notice that brits pronounce the word mare and mayor the same, it's confusing.
There is another johnny antillon debates of exchange students
Filipino actually has different accents depending on the region
have* plural
@@ryanmendoza8432 the subject is Filipino which is singular
Thats why tuna in katakana japanese is tsuna ツナ.
Okay
Filipino english challenge for u guys 😁😁
Yea