Reminds me of those How Americans See Britons versus How Europeans Seen Britons. And it's dapper men with bowler hats and canes versus football/soccer hooligans in Scouser accents.
Yeah, I always saw Brits as the clowns because of their accent. And Americans as country out in the boons. Or just main town if it's cleaner. Same as in my country. The main is clean and where I am at has more "character" as to say.
@@ninjahaz0180 You guys have it easier, I'm an Austrian living in Japan for nearly half a decade, and the friends I go to a pub with on here would like to really learn "Australian" words because they sound similar to the "people of Great Britain" and is motivational towards "the Fatherland". Somehow I felt like wearing the forbidden Hugo Boss uniform and getting myself arrested for it. :(
Cece: British Gigi: Cockney! Raora: British Liz: *trying to stay in character* it is great exardian.. Cece: British Gigi: Cockney! Raora: British Liz: *sigh*
@@corrinflakes9659 have no clue what that is but hey, if you know, what would you equate cockney to? in america.. southern accent? boston accent? Always been curious.
@@niranjannidhi oh so my first thought was right but i was having trouble to look up a source so i made it shoe instead, ok now i know thanks. I was like shoot? www
@@notdepressedtako More nervous than a small nun at a penguin shoot, nuns dress in black and white and penguins are smaller than the average human so a small nun might be nervous they'd get mistaken for a penguin at a penguin shoot.
Having spent a whole year in the UK, I was amazed at how many accents there were. My favorite is the Edinburgh accent, very elegant and pleasant to listen to whilst also being quite understandable. Glasgonian on the other hand, lol…
i worked for T-Mobile UK before. And as an asian, the first few months was hell. First time I spoke to someone with a scottish accent made me think I was speaking to an alien. After a year, I understand them like they were speaking normally even now that I havent spoken to any british person in 15 years. However there is this one minority accent that I really dont get. Not only is the accent weirder than scottish, some of the words.they use are also weird. up to this day i still never figured out what number "knot-knot" is. lmao.
@@RatoInsano Indeed we do (but also a French Member, a Spanish member, a Dutch member and a Polish Member, maybe also a Romanian member, maybe also Hungarian and at some point [insert any ex-yugoslav country here as they are pretty much mutually intelligible afaik].
Awww it's so nice they're having giggles and _quali-tea_ time together xD Liz is spreading British culture like they did back then when they were searching for tea.. Oh wai-
Damn, that "try to speak with the forward of your mouth" is way too good of a tip... It actually DOES make it sound more British... I never noticed that, that's insane.
That's not the same. All Brits pronounce it like that. While in America it's ONLY country accents that sound like that. West Coast and mid west we say bottle of water
@@cheeseoh I’m west coast and have no accent and I say boddle of wahder. That’s also how I hear a lot of people say it. But hey, that could just be because I need to change my ears often.
@@cheeseoh The only person I can think of that pronounces her T's in the middle of words is IRyS. It's just easy to hear the sounds and automatically understand when you're used to hearing it and familiar. We're west coast and sometimes the kids mistake T's and D's in spelling. Actually I've sometimes seen people in general be unsure which it is on obscure words.
@@dead-claudia i mean depends on the accent but the "posh" ones where they really enunciate certain letters is very easy to understand as a non-native english speaker
If you want to see a good example of cockney rhyming slang theres a 2 Ronnies sketch on TH-cam where they only talk in cockney rhyming slang. I'm english and I didn't understand a word of it so I can guarantee anyone else wouldn't either but it might interesting to listen to.
I love that clippers have more trouble with Liz's english than they do with Hajime's Japanese. Outside of a few of the common ones, cockney rhyming slang isn't that well known even in England outside of London so don't feel bad (I didn't even know the origin of the term to rabbit). Also I'm glad I wasn't drinking during this clip or it would have gone all over my screen when Cici said 'wait that was my fourth try!' XD
I have to admit, I was a little bit angry, when they started to do that... How dare you to make fun of The Queen! 😡 BTW: Scouse is superior - I want one! But right after RP aka The Queen's speech 😏
Oh, wow. Never noticed that bit about projecting with the back or front of your mouth, but I just tried doing a British accent and comparing it to my standard Californian speech. She speaks the truth.
Can't remember which collab this was but I do remember someone say: "I wish we had a British member" "Yeah, but she'd probably quit after we made fun of her accent."
On August 2023, Mumei had off-collab guests (Bae, Fauna, Noel) for her birthday karaoke. They briefly tried to teach Noel about American vs Australian accents (wo'ah, naur). Mumei: I wish we had a British person. Fauna: I know, that's what I'm saying! We would bully her out of holoEN! She would quit! Mumei: We would bully her so much! Bae: PLEASE TAKE MY SPOT!
Freesian : Sorry, I can't today. I'm feeling a little bit under the weather lately Great Exardian: Mate, tell the big cheese I ain't coming to Captain Kirk, feeling a little bit Tom and Dick.
:D my superchat led to a chat about cockney slang:
"your in charge of the apples and pears (stairs)"
Liz, in Liz's view: 👑
Liz, in Justice's view: 🤡
Reminds me of those How Americans See Britons versus How Europeans Seen Britons. And it's dapper men with bowler hats and canes versus football/soccer hooligans in Scouser accents.
@@terrabranford7485 Nah I see you as hooligans too
@@mrossknebrutal 😂
Yeah, I always saw Brits as the clowns because of their accent.
And Americans as country out in the boons. Or just main town if it's cleaner.
Same as in my country. The main is clean and where I am at has more "character" as to say.
Liz the British girl getting bullied by several ESL girls over her accent 😂
I was thinking the same thing 😆
but watching Liz be flanked by the two gremlins was hilarious
The irony that the only ENGLISH person in Hololive ENGLISH is the one considered to have the "funny" accent.
You're laughing. They're making fun of her Great Exardian accent and you're LAUGHING
Yes very much so while I throw tea into the harbor😂
Yes
we were just having a laugh mate
@@kevinscales 'avin a giggle
Great Exardian? You mean Great Exodian?
We can actually see the exact frame where ERB's heart shattered to pieces... xD
Also while funny, I kind of also felt a little sorry for her.
Don’t worry, us English folk mostly have gotten used to our accent being made fun of.
@@ninjahaz0180 There, there. To be fair everyone makes fun of everyone's accent so, lets stay positive about that! :D
i was born and raised in wv so i understand liz's pain
i laugh but fully understand what she's going through 😅
@@ninjahaz0180 You guys have it easier, I'm an Austrian living in Japan for nearly half a decade, and the friends I go to a pub with on here would like to really learn "Australian" words because they sound similar to the "people of Great Britain" and is motivational towards "the Fatherland". Somehow I felt like wearing the forbidden Hugo Boss uniform and getting myself arrested for it. :(
And Bae honestly thought, "oh they're gonna say she's so SOPHISTICATED!"
At 4:20, 'Erb says "I am in charge of the apple and pears."
This is Cockney Rhyming Slang for "I am in charge of the stairs."
They made a typo look at the description at the bottom they even have url to back it up the source
they clearly made a typo see at 4:53 it was pears not pearls
www it was too late i noticed that typo i was typing too fast and i forgot to double check it www
@@Risathetako you are borned PON. But that's okay i am clumsy too
I bet she can understand Austin Powers' English English without subtitle.
Cece: British
Gigi: Cockney!
Raora: British
Liz: *trying to stay in character* it is great exardian..
Cece: British
Gigi: Cockney!
Raora: British
Liz: *sigh*
The Cockney in Great Exardia is Henney, also Sussex is Ventvirgo
@@corrinflakes9659 have no clue what that is but hey, if you know, what would you equate cockney to? in america.. southern accent? boston accent? Always been curious.
@@ddist0rtt Cockney is what most people in america think of when they think of how the founding fathers and what not would have talked.
@@ddist0rtt idk if you can really equate accents.
someone should make her say "oi oi hughie, omelandah done killed me woif and took me bloody son"
"You takin the piss??"
"you havin a bloody bubble bath?"
One of my all time faves
For anyone else who was confused its small nun at a penguin shoot (not shoe) because they look like penguins
@@niranjannidhi oh so my first thought was right but i was having trouble to look up a source so i made it shoe instead, ok now i know thanks. I was like shoot? www
Can you explain what it means kind sir, I want to learn some of the slangs too, thank you in advanced
@@notdepressedtako More nervous than a small nun at a penguin shoot, nuns dress in black and white and penguins are smaller than the average human so a small nun might be nervous they'd get mistaken for a penguin at a penguin shoot.
@@Risathetako “shoot” as in photo shoot by the way.
🤨📷 🐧🐧👩🏻💦
(the closest emoji I could find for a Nun.) :P
@@IAMtheDarkSide Nice
Having spent a whole year in the UK, I was amazed at how many accents there were. My favorite is the Edinburgh accent, very elegant and pleasant to listen to whilst also being quite understandable. Glasgonian on the other hand, lol…
Liz's desperate struggle to keep this all lore accurate is what we call a "sunk cost fallacy."
The best example of Cockney is Austin Powers, specifically the hilarious “English English” scene from Goldmember.
The best example of Cockney is Jason Statham. Always.
@@ErebosGR Oh, for sure.
Liz needs perms for pokemon sword and shield...
We need her to voice the girl with a strong Scottish accent, that would be glorious!!
@@kaos1109 I NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED
@@kaos1109 more importantly she could do a tour of all the regional accents.
Bae, sitting in a VIP box next to Jeff Goldblum: YES, THAT'S IT! THAT'S HOW IT FEELS!
liz getting the bae treatment its too funny
“That was a good first try”
“That was my fourth try” 😂
For me scottish is funny accent
2:24 Oopsie ignore the "cooking" www
Pon moment xD
Let her cook
i worked for T-Mobile UK before. And as an asian, the first few months was hell. First time I spoke to someone with a scottish accent made me think I was speaking to an alien. After a year, I understand them like they were speaking normally even now that I havent spoken to any british person in 15 years. However there is this one minority accent that I really dont get. Not only is the accent weirder than scottish, some of the words.they use are also weird. up to this day i still never figured out what number "knot-knot" is. lmao.
Yes! We need a scottish memeber!
@@RatoInsano Indeed we do (but also a French Member, a Spanish member, a Dutch member and a Polish Member, maybe also a Romanian member, maybe also Hungarian and at some point [insert any ex-yugoslav country here as they are pretty much mutually intelligible afaik].
Liz has that same energy I had as the only Aussie in an american WoW raiding guild back in 2007
Me: Yeah, haha (/s) put another shrimp on the barbie
Lol, Liz is a champ and a goodsport for that
cece is not holdimg back😂😂😂
Gotta teach the girls “jog on”
Italian, german, british, and whatever the last one is in one stream heck yeah
GG feels like an American because she only uses miles never kilometres, but who knows xD
someone should make Gigi *"HIHIHI"* Compilation lmao she does that funny giggle a lot
3 ESLs make fun of a NATIVE english speaker's accent 💀
MAJORITY RULES!!
GIGI isn't native?
Gigi is American bro
2 esls, Gigi is pure American spirit personified
Thanks for always posting some of the most interesting bits and banter!
Liz: Am I a joke to you
Cece and Raora: yes
I personally wanna sound like I’m from Birmingham and say “IN THE NAME OF THE PEAKY FOOKIN BLINDERS!”
0:19 its so funny shes just there taking it
lmao having to deal with 2 brats
@@randomscroller9347 that's the moment when you realize ERB is 35 or smth... Lmao, being patient with two 20+ yo brats making fun of her accent
@@renuk8560 😂😂😂
Isnt actually Gigi also around 30 tho
No amount of dates with Nerissa or therapy will help her recover from her genmates’ mockery of her accent. 😔
brave words to say to someone who can impersonate you
More then liz accent i find super funny the contrast between hers and gigi's, like døg and boun vs dawg and bœn
Gigi: i want cocky accent
Ez: start doing Billy Butcher sound
One day we'll get Liz to do a Northern and/or West Country accent. One day.
As a West Midlander, I'm holding out for an Exardian imitation of the Brummie/Black Country brogue :3
Get her to quote hot Fuzz 🤣
Time for ERBxRat collab, it will be legendary 😂😂😂😂
liz just hitting them with her normal speaking
Awww it's so nice they're having giggles and _quali-tea_ time together xD
Liz is spreading British culture like they did back then when they were searching for tea.. Oh wai-
This is what is costs to be an incredible voice actor. People will insult the voice you had since birth.
Damn, that "try to speak with the forward of your mouth" is way too good of a tip... It actually DOES make it sound more British... I never noticed that, that's insane.
Just pronounce the first syllable of the word real hard and tell the rest of the syllables to F off. And talk fast, like a machine gun.
What a bunch of Ginger Beers. (The one bit of cockney slang I picked up from To Sir, With Love)
We make fun of British people for “bo’le o’ wa’er”; meanwhile, we in America are like “boddle of wader”
Nah. For us in Pennsylvania it's "Boddle of wuter" lol
That's not the same. All Brits pronounce it like that. While in America it's ONLY country accents that sound like that. West Coast and mid west we say bottle of water
@@cheeseoh I’m west coast and have no accent and I say boddle of wahder. That’s also how I hear a lot of people say it. But hey, that could just be because I need to change my ears often.
@@cheeseoh The only person I can think of that pronounces her T's in the middle of words is IRyS. It's just easy to hear the sounds and automatically understand when you're used to hearing it and familiar.
We're west coast and sometimes the kids mistake T's and D's in spelling. Actually I've sometimes seen people in general be unsure which it is on obscure words.
0:18 - 0:23 Is what you would hear in a chicken pen
Noice clip m8
Makes sense that cece would want to learn an accent she finds funny. Don't get much funny from Germany. Gotta outsource that shit
british accent actually the clearest english that ive heard. like even if she talks at mach speed i would still understood her.
ok i kinda disagree with this one ngl
@@dead-claudia i mean depends on the accent but the "posh" ones where they really enunciate certain letters is very easy to understand as a non-native english speaker
I was laughing so hard at this during stream. Elizabeth took it well.😂
ERB: U wot m8?
"you haven google meet"
Too much m8 that i mistaken the "meet" oh nyo
@@Risathetako eh . I didnt notice. I just write what i heard.. 😂
Mama mia marcello is having a gigle mate.
If you want to see a good example of cockney rhyming slang theres a 2 Ronnies sketch on TH-cam where they only talk in cockney rhyming slang. I'm english and I didn't understand a word of it so I can guarantee anyone else wouldn't either but it might interesting to listen to.
I actually love her accent.
Okay I like it when girls said things not on the way we call as standard.
I'm having peaky blinders flashbacks 😂😂
Lmao them saying bo oh o wa er 😂
2:17 MLG meme.
One of the reasons why the British love being British
waowa is so cute
Alright in holoEN we have
American english
British english
Australian english
Italian english
And mococoe Ænglish
cici's sudden "wootah" is fckin hilarious 🤣
Nice to learn the origin of Rabbit! I thought it was just because she hops around to different topics like a bunny!
I love that clippers have more trouble with Liz's english than they do with Hajime's Japanese. Outside of a few of the common ones, cockney rhyming slang isn't that well known even in England outside of London so don't feel bad (I didn't even know the origin of the term to rabbit).
Also I'm glad I wasn't drinking during this clip or it would have gone all over my screen when Cici said 'wait that was my fourth try!' XD
SAME on 'rabbit'! I've been using that my whole life, didn't realise it was cockney rhyming slang until just now!
EXARDIAN LEVIOAZA!!
Every clip, Gigi always manages to get me to say "GIGI NO!" She's so unhinged 😂
I somehow feel de javu to Bae...poor Liz
I have to admit, I was a little bit angry, when they started to do that... How dare you to make fun of The Queen! 😡
BTW: Scouse is superior - I want one! But right after RP aka The Queen's speech 😏
Get Liz to try the 5 towns. It always makes impressionists sweat.
Can'st kick a bawl genst a wawl an ead it till thee bost it?
Oh, wow. Never noticed that bit about projecting with the back or front of your mouth, but I just tried doing a British accent and comparing it to my standard Californian speech. She speaks the truth.
The lore in shambles, poor Liz. ^^;
3:31 Raora is so cute. lol
Liz's talking is so attractive for me
As a Brit i'v havent heard of any of these😂
Gigi is the first one to call it by the right name
Liz sounds like a late teen babysitter dealing with three 5 year olds
ERB: Am I a joke to you? Do I look like some sorta clown? (T.T)
Cici: Ja, you’re hilarious. (•.•)
the Anglo saxon ancestor in mmy blood is screaming when they called it the "Funny Accent"
Gr8 b8 m8, I r8 8/8.
On tonight's episode, Liz gets badgered by the kids to say things in a funny accent.
Meanwhile Americans: "baddle of waddah"
Cockney slangs are so frickin' hard
Anyway, I wish I could learn Scottish English accent
Can't remember which collab this was but I do remember someone say:
"I wish we had a British member"
"Yeah, but she'd probably quit after we made fun of her accent."
On August 2023, Mumei had off-collab guests (Bae, Fauna, Noel) for her birthday karaoke. They briefly tried to teach Noel about American vs Australian accents (wo'ah, naur).
Mumei: I wish we had a British person.
Fauna: I know, that's what I'm saying! We would bully her out of holoEN! She would quit!
Mumei: We would bully her so much!
Bae: PLEASE TAKE MY SPOT!
I have a feeling I recall Mumei asking for a British member and her reason being "so we can bully her", so now they have their wish LOL
@@llamatar yes, this is it!
EU perception of the British accent is like an episode of Eastenders.
Eventually Liz will turn around and start taking the mick out of their accents :P
Maaaan they are cooking my poor girl here
Ceci & Gigi: "Liz do a funny accent."
Liz: "My accent is funny?"
The Italian woman: "I want a funny accent!"
Real bold of Raora and CC to laugh at Liz's accent.
Brit accents are funnier than German and Italian accents
@@cheeseoh Not by much. I'd argue Ms Poopenfarten and Raora "CookaDaMeatball" Panthera are in the same boat as Liz when it comes to funny accents.
now i want Elizabeth to talk like a 40k Ork, lmao. I so want to see her reaction to them.
"u avin a gigol moit?"
I like house there’s a “translate to english” under your comment, but it has no clue what it means
I need cece to play Xenoblade (3 pls) she‘d learn so much stupid British stuff
Myth's punching bag: Goobidiba
Council/Promise punching bag: Kronii
Advent punching bag: Rissa
Justice punching bag: ERB
Just imagine you have a whole egg in your mouth while talking. British accent!
After this stream. Liz join advent.
pun masters part of the English language
Raora's just trying to keep up with the conversation.
But CC, you already have a funny accent!
"G'day mate! Haven had brekkie yet? Magawan maga jdon soon, ma shout!" is the most elite Bri ish someone could say.
what is this googly moon language
It's JDON my soul
But thats Aussie 😂
@@TheMarkieMarkMan321 that's the joke. Kobo said it is British.
Freesian : Sorry, I can't today. I'm feeling a little bit under the weather lately
Great Exardian: Mate, tell the big cheese I ain't coming to Captain Kirk, feeling a little bit Tom and Dick.
CC trying her darndest to say 'you having a giggle mate?' In a British accent makes her sound so much more German.
Bloody hell mate!
Wish Luna joined them and tried "OK gugulu"
i love HoloRed, and it really is a thing to get Bullied by their gen mates ehh