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Learn Hagrid's British Accent (HARRY POTTER) | West Country Accent
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2019
- In this video we look at the wonderful British English accent of Hagrid in the Harry Potter films. He speaks with a distinctive West Country accent.
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Well, it’s official: I cannot speak like Hagrid. 😂
🙌 Join the club! Me too 😃
I'm very curious about HP character accents. Could you do more of these videos? I simply loved this one. Amazing! Thank you so much!
Yer a Wizard, Tom! 😂
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I love how a good chunk of the video gave the impression that a West Country accent sounds like growling, and then all the practice lines you picked were examples of what a big, soft sweetheart Hagrid really is. Excellent summary of the character, really.
Robert Newton did not play Blackbeard in Treasure Island, he played Long John Silver.
I love England. It's amazing how accents change in a simple country. I have been to England two times and I'm sure I'll be back more times.
It's like that almost everywhere. Language is an awesome thing. In Dalmatia (Croatia) people from the coast and from behind the first hill speak two really different dialects, and they are just a few kilometres away from each other.
@@misemario yes I know. Every country has it's different accents. But in the case of England is amazing how in just one city the ways of talking change so much (e.g. London).
@@agustin1141 lol! It's so common in Indian cities here everyone have their own accent 😂😂😂😂😂
Why wouldn't they change?
A 'simple' country? 🤔
Next, maybe Agatha Christie's series or Sherlock BBC 😙
In 5:00 like the expression hagrid when saying "Pure Blood" 😂😂
How great! Hagrid`s accent, finally! I`m still a fan of "Harry Potter" and Hagrid is one of my favourite characters, next to Snape and Dumbledore. Cheers, Tom!
Barbara Bronikowska ,oh yees Snape! Alan Rickman’s voice is amazing)
Hagrid: he don't
Me: I can't
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Tom 😍 Harry potter's costume looks amazing on you!
I just want to thank you for this video. I have been looking for this kind of information on the West Country accent including all these phonological features for my project at university. Your video is just perfect ! and these amazing examples from the Harry Potter series - I love them! Thank you a lot !
I quite enjoy this HP videos! You've done a great job breaking down their accents.
Please continue them!
Love the HP videos. Thank you! Hope to see more of these!
I am a Southern man raised in the US. I find it charming how some of our country and hick accents can almost derive from certain regions of Mother Britinana. Head on 'round my neck of the woods an' you'll hear a rough country accent and a mixed western since Texas is a land with four sections. I find the books I give Hagrid his Scottish accent but the films do justice if not a condensed adaption.
Enjoyed the video and it was an easy quiz at the end, coming from the Southern US we’ve a lot in common with the West Country accent.
Thank you a millions for your video,
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congrats
Always something new and amazing to learn from this channel.Wonderful job sweetie 👏
Ahhh the ancestor of the American-Southern accent.
Totally love it! 😍😊👏
Most expected video, thanks Tom.
OMG this video is amazing, you are the best tks s lot 🤗❤️
I’m from Bristol and have a mediocre Bristolian accent and when I hear Hagrid talking it reminds me of a mixture of all the West Country accents smashed together
"General purpose Mummerset" as used by actors whenever there'a rustic part to be played. Annoyingly this is sometimes used in lieu of a Leicestershire accent or an East Anglian accent.
@@rolandscales9380 robbie coltrane lends it a bit more of a salt of the earth kind of vibe rather than the standard yokel "Im a little no nort" kind of accent you get on the archers.
Lovely lesson, Tom 😊
😮
Great video!
Hey Tom! I newly discovered your channel, and I can safely state it is among the best Learning English channels!
Keep up the great work you're doing!
Cheers
So cute!
I read somewhere that the Potter family (In the books) came from the Potteries, or West Midlands 'West of England' from Pottermore, so Harry might've been naturally drawn to Hagrid because his voice would've been similar to his dads, James Potter.
Amazing video!!! Thanks for these Harry Potter videos
It’s wonderful series! You’re great! I would like to see next one with Ron or Mac Gonagal
I’ve been waiting for this for long
Amazing! Thank you so much XD
I'll never thank you enough for these videos!
The video hasn't even started, but I have already given it a like, because the topic of the vid is just awesome :)))
I'm too busy
I have a lot of work
I can't waste my time
Looking at my phone ,
It's a new video from Tom
Let's watch it. I'm not that busy..🤣🤣😘😍
Great vídeo👏👏 Thanks from Brazil 🇧🇷
PS I also like the examples with the practice time @ the end. 🙂
"ain't no one gonna get past Fluffy." It actually sounds colloquial american. Amazing.
I dig the new logo and introduction.
Considering I grew up in rural Devon, the West Country accent is home. I live in Hampshire now but still have a West Country accent. Thanks for explaining this as I always wanted to know your evaluation of this accent 😁.
In Hampshire we still have a proper Hampshire accent the real Hampshire accent is West country unfortunately as re accent is dieing do to posh ungsters
Again a great video, Tom! Love Hagrid so much. 😍🖒🖒🖒 A video on Alan Rickman would be great, too.
I always thought that Hagrid's accent is scottish. I watched the films and read the books in polish as I'm from Poland but whenever I saw a meme of Hagrid on the internet, his texts were written just like I imagined a Scot would speak 😅
Wow it's magic thank u
Love it ♡ Please make a Learn draco malfoy british accent!
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I had to look this up after I randomly thought today “Hagrid’s accent is more similar to ours in the US than other parts of England, I must know why.”
We also obviously drag out the O, use rhotic R, say e’s got instead of he’s got”. Guess the accent didn’t change in the West country like it did in London in the 1800’s.
It was hard for me to read hagrid's speech when I started reading the books because it is full of contractions and glottal ts.
You are Tom, Lord Voldemort was Tom. Could you make a video about his accent? 🤔
Generally, I still waiting for David Attenborough' accent. He gave a lot of videos about nature. ☺️
I love your films. Please, don't stop it! Have a nice weekend. ☺️
Hello Tom! I really enjoy watching your videos and learning more about the British accent... I watch the tv show called Lucifer, and I was wondering if you can make a video on the main character, Tom Ellis .
please could you do a video on accents from the movie Hot Fuzz ^^ thanks mate greetings from Norway
That strong R 😀👌
Probably you are one of the best teachers I have ever seen
Ever seen
@@rebeccasimantov5476 it was typing and I didn't notice that. Thanks for correcting me 😊😊😊😊
@@bappadey2952 sorry...you were right in the first place!
It's interesting. Hagrid's accent is a lot like some of the American Southern accents. The long vowels and occasional dropping of the letter H in the word "he" are very common in American speech in some places. "Ain't" is something you hear a lot in the US, also. The one part of my linguistics class that I had to take that I really liked was the analysis like this. Lovely video!
U're freaking awesome in that costume.
British check ♥️ any brits put there?
can you do a review prof macgnogal's accent? Scottish is so much fun!
From my research of where the Weasleys live (according to the wiki) in Ottery St. Catchpole (which might be made up), Devon (which isn't made up), shouldn't they also have this accent?
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Glad you enjoyed mate 🤩
hope you ok,please where can i find full british films with subtitles english ,and thank you ,good teacher
Could you do a Derbyshire accent video?
Cute as always Tom
Wow! he's Scottish and he does that accent - amazing. for Pete's sake, i bet he can do any accent.
For that ma' 'er, so can you :}
Tom, the R sound in west country accent sounds quite same with R in scottish accent, innit? I thought they use the rhotic too
Am I the only one who thinks the west country accents R sound is to strong tho even for me I'm American and I don't even pronounce my Rs that strong like geez maybe they are a pirate
I've got a proper Westcountry accent but there's a few differences between me and Hagrid. We don't drag vowels usually, or atleast I don't. Also, I usually pronounce the word "don't" as "dunt" for some reason, which most people do here
Many many West Country dialects.....3 alone in Bristol, besides we speak fast in Bristol
Bro create more phrase video plz... love from India
I do love his accent and his accent so good considering he is from Scotland. Also, Scotland has a strong "r" as well. I like to think of Hagrid's accent as the country folk accent.
Walter white or that one time in Harry Potter goblet of Fire film Dumbledore says Harry Potter in an American accent
I love the West Country/Cockney/etc accents!! The Newcastle accent, I'm not sure which part of the country that is, but Brian Johnson's I could listen to all day!! (Incidentally, wasn't that a Slytherin tie? It wasn't Gryffindor colors, for sure.) And if I ever get the chance I'm dreaming of, to live in the UK a while, my accent will wind up SUCH a mashup of all of the accents on top of my natural American accent!! 😂😂
Newcastle is Northern English btw...whereabouts in the States are you from?
@@rebeccasimantov5476 Thanks!! I'm in TN, I hear that people over there would gush over the way I talk LOL!!
Amazing !!!appreciate it ..and advise to watch the movie "Liar Liar" intermediete Engilish level speaker can easily understand
cool costume
It sounds a bit like American!
- it's rhotic
- the long sound in - got, hot, pot
- dropping the h - it happens in American English as well (come 'ere, tell 'im )
I agree!
'herb' as well, yet not 'Herbert'.
@@Enigmatism415 I'm American and herbs just makes more sense then erbs I don't know what my fellow Americans where thinking might as well remove the H from the word entirely
@@Steve-zc9ht English words vary on whether the initial H is dropped, like with hour, honor, etc. It's because no Romance languages today pronounce H.
The West Country accent is extremely similar to the Ocracoke Brogue and Tangier Island American accents.
I love the accents. I'm from the US and I feel we speak very boring over here. It makes a bit of sense of though, why there's such thing as a "southern accent" here in the US. I would think it came from over seas (Irish etc.). They tend to drop a few consonants when speaking. They even drop the letter "H' sometimes. Actually, that might make a good video. Go over the southern US accent. Also Dwarves and their language. Not a real language but cool none-the-less.
The American accent is very strong and not boring to British people
I'm a native english speaker but i love accents.
I want to speak just like Snape
So, I'm watching thi 1st movie in English and it was the first time I listened to Hagrid's orignal voice and I was like "wtf, why is he pronouncing the R?" Well, here I am
The aitch consistency is a bit frustrating as he nailed most other aspects of the accent. I don't know the technical term for this but in the West Country we use a 'Y' sound to merge things such as "I have" (to make "aye-yav", rather than "Aye have"). I'm surprised he overlooked this!
Please continue doing this with Harry Potter and Sherlock Holmes too
how about jon snow? is he has the north country accent?hehe..btw i like his accent in got
Well done my luvvah! How about names like "luvvah" that might be encountered? Just a thought pet x
LuvveR
aw !!!cuty Patootie🤓
It’s cute how some people refer to Britain while they really mean England. I wouldn’t expect that from a guy who teaches “British accents” but there you go!
England is part of Britain.
@@douglasvicttor British =/= English mate but thanks for the geography lesson anyway, keep up with your learning!
Lol
Hey dude, you're looks nice. Where are you come from ?
I thought West Country accent mainly referred to Bristol...didn't realise it covered such a broad area including Devon and Cornwall (very "piratey")
It's the whole region but there are slight variations
It also takes in Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, the rural parts of Hampshire and a bit of Oxfordshire and Herefordshire.
Thank you, i have a question does Rusell Howard have a Bristolian accent ? 🤔
Yh, he's from Bristol bey
Emma's accent next please!
叶蔚洋 , yeah .Though it was already video about Emma’s accent,but it was not from HP. It sounds amazing,Emma’s accent is sooo beautiful
@@user-zq4ni4sg4e 👍Absolutely
I think Emma uses the standard RP and he has already done a lot of videos about the RP :)
@@user-zq4ni4sg4e Tom has already done Emma's accent in a previous video...
I’m waiting for Geordie!
Did Johnny hit Lisa? Answer @7:58
(In this accent) Squares!!!!!!
West county accents sounds like some American accents
Why I read comments in west county accent ..!!
He actually speaks lie most people in England not like all the other posh accent , I m from Lincoln so my accent is different but I still sound more like him then other characters
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Just gimme a sec... Let me find my Griffindoor scarf...
Come on! You look like Harry even without the glasses. You don't need them at all :)
There’s no hogwarts without you, Hagrid 🥺💚🌹
So, just imitate Cary Grant (from Bristol) and that pretty much nails it, eh?
ooo arr, dear old Archie me luvver
DO ONE FOR SNAPE
I hear [ʍ] in "where" at 3:32.
I was today years old when I learned the actor was Scottish and not from west country 🫠
Robert Newton came from Dorset and not Devon