@@EnglishwithAndrew English also completely changes the names of places. Paris....Pari, Italy....Italia, Prague... Praha, Korea...Dae Han Min Guk, etc. Just saying lol we are just as bad. Loved your video btw it was hilarious.
I wouldn’t say many. Some stated definitely do. But not the most part. We have so many accents to generalize. For me English is totally musical. Pay attention in an American making their surprise reactions, it’s almost an opera
@@Miriandaniela31 as someone from California, I have to agree with you. For me, it’s common to speak that melodic way in a casual conversation, especially if we’re being a bit humorous. (And no, I’m not a Valley Girl.) The US is big, so not sure how common this is here. 🤔
I'm dying with these Glee clips! lol I never really thought how our intonation sounded this way while listing something because it's just natural to speak like that.
Kkkkkk Eu conheço um pouco gíria mineiro! Por exemplo... “Ontem eu fui no supermercado e comprei um trem!” Minha amiga mineira mineira precisou me explicar que mineiros sempre usam “trem” pra coisa!
sou mineiro e temos expressões engraçadas e horrível,um dia na firma onde trabalhava comentei com uma amiga....- vou tomar um café pra fazer boca de pito....,quase apanhei...,kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk,essa expressão muitos usam pra dizer que vai tomar um café e depois fumar....,muito hilário,minha amiga é do Sul e ela nunca tinha ouvido falar dessa expressão!@@EnglishwithAndrew
Yes, we sing while talking. It's normal and cultural for us. Lots of Brazilians are Portuguese and Italian descendents and that's why we also use our body language a lot while talking. I think it's amazing. And...we will keep on doing it. Lol I love your videos!!!! Xoxoxoxo
By the other hand. Why do British people talk like there was a boss paying attention to everything? I mean, the impression we Brazilians have is that English people are too "cold" as if they were " the last coke on the desert". But you look different. You have a lot of charisma. I like you.
Thanks for the complement on my videos, I am happy you like them! And no, please don’t stop communicating in this way! Now I (think) I understand, I love it!
Thanks a lot! And I love this “last coke in the desert” expression! Maybe we think more before speaking because we impose more social rules on ourselves, not to overshare...but Brazilians don’t have so many rules! Ha ha!
It's extremely difficult to sound like a native, it might take years of practice and hard work. I see absolute no problem on it as long as we can communicate with each other. Having an accent is pretty acceptable and shouldn't be something to be ashamed of.
Andrew love your videos. I'm a pronunciation specialist in Australia. I'm from New Zealand but I was born in Brazil. I also lived in the UK for a while, where my accent is from. I think the point you make in this video is very good. I will share your video with the teachers I work with because it is useful for them to show Brazilian learners what they are doing that affects their intelligibility. I will keep following your work. Great stuff.
I love the Brazilian accent! It’s such a fun accent! I love it when Brazilians mispronounce words or stress certain syllables, it’s so cute. I’m not so forgiving of my own south east Asian country’s horrible diction. It’s cringy. Yeah so English isn’t our main language but we’re known to everyone that we speak some kind of version that needs other languages to even complete a sentence.
the irony that the best jj/mma fighters come out from brazil is crazy, they'd be threatening your life and you still wouldn't know, brazilians portuguese just sounds feminine and soft and inviting, like a woman singing or someone convincing another to buy something from their shop
I laughed a lot with your video. This kind of video is very useful for us. I've heard so much that sometimes I sound like russian trying to speak English.
Viver E não ter a vergonha De ser feliz Cantar e cantar e cantar A beleza de ser Um eterno aprendiz Ah meu Deus! Eu sei, eu sei Que a vida devia ser Bem melhor e será Mas isso não impede Que eu repita É bonita, é bonita E é bonita
Maaaan, if it wasn't you I would never realize such a thing hahahaha, really interesting to hear how my main language sounds like to other people, you've opened my mind, nice video!
man i don´t know where in Brazl you ´ve been but this "singing" many times means something like mockery,lack of interest in the converstaion,and etc. I don´t see anyone "singing" in Rio,just when we wish to say something sarcastic and being unplesant without being rude
@@idromano carioca não fala cantando, fala xiando, essa é uma reclamação que procede. O cara do vídeo parte do princípio que todo brasileiro fala como uma adolescente patricinha paulistana. Aqui isso nem de longe é aplicável.
@@isoldag.n4442 discordo do "falar cantando" porque tecnicamente todo mundo tem o que se chama "curva melódica". E acho que dá pra dar um desconto pra ele porque sabemos que é só uma generalização baseado no que ele vive.
He kind of looks like an older version Timothee Chalamet on the thumbnail. Ele parece um pouco como uma versão mais velha do Timothee Chalamet na foto do vídeo.
I hope this is just for jokes because honestly everyone sings in every language, every accent sings, there's just different melodies and I'm not gonna change mine, I just want to be understood
You're right. The problem with us, Brazilians or at least most of us and I'm included in this group is that we do speak English in the same way we speak Portuguese. I'm working on it to try to reduce my accent. Thanks for the video.
It's funny because it's true hahaha But I do believe every language has it's own set of melodic patterns, if you will, and they become especially noticeable when applied to languages that have a different set of them
Lol , Andrew, I'm dying laughing 😂😂😂😂 🎶 "I liked your video, subscribed to your chanel, and imm gonna watch many mooore, and all this siinging cuz I'm Brazilian 🎶 😂😂🤣
I am Brazilian and I can tell you its really hard to avoid talking like that. Its a natural thing to us, so much that we don’t even notice we are doing it. Na verdade eu acho que é por causa disso que é tão difícil do brasileiro falar outra língua sem sotaque. Aprender as regras gramaticais do inglês já difícil. Aqui no Brasil a entonação é tão importante para o que estamos falando quanto as palavras que estão sendo ditas. Por exemplo, no inglês você sabe se alguém está fazendo uma pergunta dependendo da ordem do verbo mas no Brazil o único jeito de saber é pela entonação. Se você fala a frase com tom de pergunta então é uma pergunta. Resumindo, tudo que nós falamos tem a própria entonação. Tem entonação de pergunta, de afirmação, entonação de lista, etc. A entonação é parte da nossa comunicação, a gente usa ela pra passar o significado da frase. Por exemplo, eu muitas vezes falo frases que normalmente seriam ofensivas mas com a entonação certa para mostrar que eu não tô querendo ofender.
I'm a Brazilian and I must warn you that not all Brazilians speak like that. Especially not all the time. That's related not only to accent and intonation but mostly to register and style. The same person might sound like that in some situations, among some people and not sound like that in other situations. For example: when trying to be friendly or flirty, people tend to use that kind of intonation. However, a business executive in a presentation most certainly will not.
Native? What? Why? 😂 No, thank you, I don't wanna sound native, do you know why? Is crazy actually, but I'm NOT native, wow what a shocker. So yeah, imma keep singing ❤
This way of speaking is very common in São Paulo and the south of Brazil. I'm not from SP and here where I live we don't make words longer as you explained, we make them shorter instead.
I`m literally screaming loud, laughing a lot OMG.. I`m from Brazil and yah, basically in there we just speak like that or more... worse is when some people put some words in diminutive to seems like a kind person, what`s is really boring hahahahhaha
"Dagny, Don't you know it's rude to sing when the other people are talking?" - My Eldest Brother 2017 Would anyone dare to sing next to the person talking on the phone?, No!, because the person on the phone needs to talk and requires no one else making noise around him/her.
I don't know If I mistake, but I can clearly hear an average American girl listing the places she has ever been in US. Singing as well. Is that possible?
Dear Andrew, while it is true that English is not as melodious as Portuguese, it is important to remember that maintaining our Brazilian identity is essential. We do not need to lose our accents, only to be understood. And just as we make an effort to understand your mispronunciations of "pau de quedjo", 'Sau Paulo' and 'Rio dJaneiro', you could also make an effort to understand our attempts at speaking your language
HAHAHA Thanks for the tip! I’ve never noticed this to be honest, but I really saw myself talking like that. Btw, I watched another videos of yours and your Portuguese is really good, congrats!
Não brasileiros, vocês não precisam parar de "cantar" quando falam, é a NOSSA identidade cultural, NOSSO povo, NOSSO sotaque, e acredito que vídeos como esses so servem para mostrar como os estrangeiros são mesquinhos e acham que sotaque é um ERRO. Erro são essas pessoas falarem assim de nosso lindo sotaque.
Funny video! I know this accent is because of our language but something that I also noticed as a brazilian is that we learn english with tv shows. Watch friends for example and see how they talk, the intonation of the words and expressions. Maybe is on purpose but because of that when I speak english, for my ears it sounds close to american accent. If I try to speak without this "singing" accent feels like I'm trying to speak with a very bad british accent. It doesn't sound natural... Sorry for any english mistake and I'm not sure if that make sense for you anyway...
I’ve noticed that too. For me as a native German speaker this is particularly obvious. I’m struggling with the vowels: Maanaaaus, Riiio, Saaao Paaulo, Fooz Iguacuuuu.
Só quando pararem de pedir PAU de queijo na padaria
Kkkkkkk
Kkkkkk
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA
Eu tô rindo, mas eu falo cacetinho... Que moral baixa que eu tenho pra falar!
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Only when you guys stop saying REAL DJANERU
instead of RIO DE JANEIRO
@@EnglishwithAndrew haha true
@@EnglishwithAndrew Brasil é com S kkkk
@@rodrigostudy9305 Se não me engano na escrita antiga era com "z" e eles não alteraram
@@EnglishwithAndrew 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@EnglishwithAndrew English also completely changes the names of places. Paris....Pari, Italy....Italia, Prague... Praha, Korea...Dae Han Min Guk, etc. Just saying lol we are just as bad. Loved your video btw it was hilarious.
;-; ...WE WILL NOT STOP SING CAUSE WE'RE FABULOUS
Ha ha! Please don’t stop!
EXACTLY
Best comment ever! 😂😂😂😂
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK FATOS
We are juntos so we cant stop!! Juntos e sallow now hahahahha
English is boring, brazilians just put some spice on that...
HEHE BÓI
@@Lineartes nice
O povo de Florianópolis tem mais pimenta ainda então kkkk povo fala cantando mas é tão da hora
And brazilians can't handle actual spice. 🤦♂️😂😂😂
Badass tlgg??
I'm Brazillian and many Brazilians talk like that in Portuguese too especially when explaining something.
I wouldn’t say many. Some stated definitely do. But not the most part. We have so many accents to generalize. For me English is totally musical. Pay attention in an American making their surprise reactions, it’s almost an opera
@@Miriandaniela31 OOOh MYyy GOOOODD! or Hiii, I'mm a vaaleyyy girrrlll froom Califoorniiaaa.
Oxe mas é exatamente isso q ele ta dizendo kkkkkkkkkkk
@@Miriandaniela31 as someone from California, I have to agree with you. For me, it’s common to speak that melodic way in a casual conversation, especially if we’re being a bit humorous. (And no, I’m not a Valley Girl.) The US is big, so not sure how common this is here. 🤔
@@FallenLight0😂
I really laughed during this video!! I'm learning portuguese so I will have to be singing more! :)
Ha ha!
It's true ! I laughed soo much with this video. We talk that way. hahaha we sing a lot when we talk,if we're happy we sing more.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Text me on Instagram, let me help you to learn Portuguese, I'm Brazilian
Lucaslimases
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I'm dying with these Glee clips! lol I never really thought how our intonation sounded this way while listing something because it's just natural to speak like that.
+Lucas Wilm Thanks for the comment! I love the Glee-style of conversations I sometimes have here!!!
Just when you stop saying “REAL DEJANEROW”, and “SAU PAU LOU”.
Kkkkkkkkkkkk sempre neguei que falávamos cantando....mas depois deste vídeo, preciso aceitar e concordar !!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Kkkkkkkk Obrigado pra seu comment Lauda!
Eu também nunca achei que portugues era tao cantado mas mudei de ideia e casquei o bico
Adorei isso!kkkkkkkkkkkk
É bem assim que falamos mesmo!
Muito engraçado ver um gringo imitar o brasileiro com tanta realidade!
Tou muito feliz que vc curtiu Johnny! Kkkkkk
@@EnglishwithAndrew Você está escrevendo igual a um mineiro falando: "Tou" kkkkkkk
Você é mais brasileiro que muitos por aqui
Kkkkkk
Eu conheço um pouco gíria mineiro! Por exemplo... “Ontem eu fui no supermercado e comprei um trem!” Minha amiga mineira mineira precisou me explicar que mineiros sempre usam “trem” pra coisa!
ahsahahahahha simmmmm, nunca ri tanto
sou mineiro e temos expressões engraçadas e horrível,um dia na firma onde trabalhava comentei com uma amiga....- vou tomar um café pra fazer boca de pito....,quase apanhei...,kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk,essa expressão muitos usam pra dizer que vai tomar um café e depois fumar....,muito hilário,minha amiga é do Sul e ela nunca tinha ouvido falar dessa expressão!@@EnglishwithAndrew
*Gente a parte do The Voice KKKKKKKKKKK Rachei*
eu tbm
Eu também kkkk
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKĶKKKKKKKK
Eu nunca imaginei que soasse que eu estivesse cantando, kkkkkk
Eu quando ouvi falar que o pt-br soa melódico, "como assim melódico?" Kkk
Agora fez sentido , não tinha percebido
Q debochado esse cara 😆
Yes, we sing while talking. It's normal and cultural for us. Lots of Brazilians are Portuguese and Italian descendents and that's why we also use our body language a lot while talking. I think it's amazing. And...we will keep on doing it. Lol
I love your videos!!!!
Xoxoxoxo
By the other hand. Why do British people talk like there was a boss paying attention to everything? I mean, the impression we Brazilians have is that English people are too "cold" as if they were " the last coke on the desert". But you look different. You have a lot of charisma. I like you.
Thanks for the complement on my videos, I am happy you like them!
And no, please don’t stop communicating in this way! Now I (think) I understand, I love it!
Thanks a lot! And I love this “last coke in the desert” expression! Maybe we think more before speaking because we impose more social rules on ourselves, not to overshare...but Brazilians don’t have so many rules! Ha ha!
@@barbaraduarte6256 if you think the english are cold people then you never been to switzerland 😉 confie em mim. saludos da suíça ✌🏾
OmG! 😂 I've never paid attention to it before. I'll do it more just to emphasise. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
+Vagno Fernandes Há há! But it is also fun to hear Brazilians talk like this!
Eu rachei na parte do The voice, mds, mto bom!
Folgado esse gringo!rs É engraçado que eu ouvi dizer que o sotaque da Califórnia é desse jeito!rs
Deve ser pela quantidade de brasileiro que vão morar lá, já deve ter até influenciado no sotaque. Hehe
Eles falam com esse final mais condescendente nas palavras, não é a mesma coisa mas é similar.
Valley Girls kkkkkk
Vi teu vídeo por indicação da "
English in Brazil by Carina Fragozo", mas não vai dar pra mim assistir teu vídeo porque ele não tem legenda.
O youtube tem opção de legenda automática que ajuda um pouco e ainda opção de tradução automática que também ajuda um pouco. Testa aí.
OMG I just loved the way you approached the subject lmfao
Thanks very much! I had a lot of fun making this video!
We are changing the language positively!
Era só o que faltava, um cara que fala "RIU DIU JANERO", zoando o nosso sotaque.
kkkkk hahaha finalmente consegui entender pq dizem q o Português "é cantado" 👏👏👏 adorei o vídeo!!
Kkkkkkk Obrigado F.G.!
Verdade. Kkkkk
don’t be so jealous of our charming way of speaking
Falantes de inglês sempre achando que o resto tem que se adequar a língua deles ... Msm com sotaque da pra entender
It's extremely difficult to sound like a native, it might take years of practice and hard work. I see absolute no problem on it as long as we can communicate with each other. Having an accent is pretty acceptable and shouldn't be something to be ashamed of.
@@sirboi yep, e a maioria dos nativos de inglês não falam uma segunda língua e se falam tbm tem sotaque
Acredito eu que ele esteja citando de forma positiva nesse caso
Andrew love your videos. I'm a pronunciation specialist in Australia. I'm from New Zealand but I was born in Brazil. I also lived in the UK for a while, where my accent is from. I think the point you make in this video is very good. I will share your video with the teachers I work with because it is useful for them to show Brazilian learners what they are doing that affects their intelligibility. I will keep following your work. Great stuff.
Thanks a lot for your kind words, I hope the teachers enjoy the video too!
I love the Brazilian accent! It’s such a fun accent! I love it when Brazilians mispronounce words or stress certain syllables, it’s so cute. I’m not so forgiving of my own south east Asian country’s horrible diction. It’s cringy. Yeah so English isn’t our main language but we’re known to everyone that we speak some kind of version that needs other languages to even complete a sentence.
I't s so nice to see what our language sound like to the foreigners hahahaaha
SOCORRO eu to morto com esse vídeoooo! Melhor canal hahahaha maravilhoso😂❤️🎉🇧🇷
the irony that the best jj/mma fighters come out from brazil is crazy, they'd be threatening your life and you still wouldn't know, brazilians portuguese just sounds feminine and soft and inviting, like a woman singing or someone convincing another to buy something from their shop
Excellent! Thank you for the video. I am laughing out loud here!!!
23h e eu estou me segurando pra não gritar aqui hahahahahaha quase morri com "vivendo num musical"
I laughed a lot with your video. This kind of video is very useful for us.
I've heard so much that sometimes I sound like russian trying to speak English.
I am happy you enjoyed the video Ramon! I know that I sound VERY English when I speak Portuguese!!!
kkkk.Ri demais!Sei que falamos "cantado" ao falar português mas confesso que nunca tinha percebido isso ao falar o inglês..Obrigada pela dica!
Viver
E não ter a vergonha
De ser feliz
Cantar e cantar e cantar
A beleza de ser
Um eterno aprendiz
Ah meu Deus!
Eu sei, eu sei
Que a vida devia ser
Bem melhor e será
Mas isso não impede
Que eu repita
É bonita, é bonita
E é bonita
Yes there is one reason: because we dont speeeeaky eeeenglishy very goody!! 😂
Buts Ok, we're Juntos e Shallow Now✨
kkkkkkkkk eu ri tanto desse vídeo, pior que é assim mesmo
Em que plataforma você ensina inglês?
omg, I'M Brazilian and this is a very truly information
Então o resto do mundo acha que a gente fala cantando?
Cara, agora eu entendo como vocês me enxergam quando estou falando. Muito obrigado, ótimo vídeo.
OMGGGGG THIS IS SO ACCURATE AND FUNNY AF!
Thanks Leandro! ;)
Loved the glee clips haha. Next time I speak portuguese to an english speaker, I'll start with: HIT IT!
KKKKKKKKKKKK OMG NUNCA TINHA REPARADO NISSO
Maaaan, if it wasn't you I would never realize such a thing hahahaha, really interesting to hear how my main language sounds like to other people, you've opened my mind, nice video!
OMg that was amazing. LOL
FUNNY VIDEO. Congrats!!
We won't change it. We gonna keep singing till the world ends. Cause Brazil makes the English better ever!
Kisses of lightning!
OMG you're so funny! Just found your videos and I am dying
I always have wondered how us Brazilian sounds in English, like, our accent speaking haha This Video is gold
man i don´t know where in Brazl you ´ve been but this "singing" many times means something like mockery,lack of interest in the converstaion,and etc. I don´t see anyone "singing" in Rio,just when we wish to say something sarcastic and being unplesant without being rude
Acontece muito sim, mas não exatamente que nem ele falou. O jeito dele me lembra mais uma garota adolescente envergonhada falando com um crush kkk
@@idromano carioca não fala cantando, fala xiando, essa é uma reclamação que procede. O cara do vídeo parte do princípio que todo brasileiro fala como uma adolescente patricinha paulistana. Aqui isso nem de longe é aplicável.
@@isoldag.n4442 discordo do "falar cantando" porque tecnicamente todo mundo tem o que se chama "curva melódica". E acho que dá pra dar um desconto pra ele porque sabemos que é só uma generalização baseado no que ele vive.
I love talking like this and I will continue as long as I want.
I can imagine how look seeing that conversation with all the hands movement Brazilians normally does.
somente um erro que muitos americanos cometem quando chegam ao brasil:
padaria brasileira
-ola iu quero un pau de queijo
isso é estranho ;--; kkkkkkk
He kind of looks like an older version Timothee Chalamet on the thumbnail.
Ele parece um pouco como uma versão mais velha do Timothee Chalamet na foto do vídeo.
You sounded such flamboyant when you tried pretending a Brazilian speaker kkkkkkk
I hope this is just for jokes because honestly everyone sings in every language, every accent sings, there's just different melodies and I'm not gonna change mine, I just want to be understood
we sing because we don't speak, we make a show
You're right. The problem with us, Brazilians or at least most of us and I'm included in this group is that we do speak English in the same way we speak Portuguese. I'm working on it to try to reduce my accent. Thanks for the video.
+marcos silva Hey, thanks for the comment! Speaking Portuguese with English intonation is a problem I also have! I feel your pain! Ha ha!
It's funny because it's true hahaha
But I do believe every language has it's own set of melodic patterns, if you will, and they become especially noticeable when applied to languages that have a different set of them
Lol , Andrew, I'm dying laughing 😂😂😂😂
🎶 "I liked your video, subscribed to your chanel, and imm gonna watch many mooore, and all this siinging cuz I'm Brazilian 🎶 😂😂🤣
Best part I was searching videos to see brazilian accent speaking english, but really I've never thought that I sound so melodious 😂😂😂😂
I am Brazilian and I can tell you its really hard to avoid talking like that. Its a natural thing to us, so much that we don’t even notice we are doing it. Na verdade eu acho que é por causa disso que é tão difícil do brasileiro falar outra língua sem sotaque. Aprender as regras gramaticais do inglês já difícil. Aqui no Brasil a entonação é tão importante para o que estamos falando quanto as palavras que estão sendo ditas. Por exemplo, no inglês você sabe se alguém está fazendo uma pergunta dependendo da ordem do verbo mas no Brazil o único jeito de saber é pela entonação. Se você fala a frase com tom de pergunta então é uma pergunta. Resumindo, tudo que nós falamos tem a própria entonação. Tem entonação de pergunta, de afirmação, entonação de lista, etc. A entonação é parte da nossa comunicação, a gente usa ela pra passar o significado da frase. Por exemplo, eu muitas vezes falo frases que normalmente seriam ofensivas mas com a entonação certa para mostrar que eu não tô querendo ofender.
What is the best way to learn Portuguese please?
I'm a Brazilian and I must warn you that not all Brazilians speak like that. Especially not all the time. That's related not only to accent and intonation but mostly to register and style. The same person might sound like that in some situations, among some people and not sound like that in other situations. For example: when trying to be friendly or flirty, people tend to use that kind of intonation. However, a business executive in a presentation most certainly will not.
Gente eu amo tanto esse video que volto aqui sempre que to na bad e compartilho com todo mundo ahahahaha
I’m brazilian and i’m actually pretty much in love with you from this video hahaha
Native? What? Why? 😂 No, thank you, I don't wanna sound native, do you know why? Is crazy actually, but I'm NOT native, wow what a shocker. So yeah, imma keep singing ❤
Loved this video haha
kkkkkk Racheei!!! Melhor parte é a do the voice!
I like the part he says "character from Glee" ahhahah I can feel like a perfect singer now
Olá Adrew! Eu amei seu canal, mas você pode colocar legendas em português? É que eu não sou tão boa em inglês LOL
Já passou um ano do seu comentário, já tá conseguindo entender normalmente?
English sounds "singed" for us brazilians. It's just that no one knows where to put the natural intonation in foreign languages.
Esse é o melhor vídeo do youtube HAHAHAHAH
This way of speaking is very common in São Paulo and the south of Brazil. I'm not from SP and here where I live we don't make words longer as you explained, we make them shorter instead.
I`m literally screaming loud, laughing a lot OMG.. I`m from Brazil and yah, basically in there we just speak like that or more... worse is when some people put some words in diminutive to seems like a kind person, what`s is really boring hahahahhaha
Yeah, I'm gonna start to speak just like I'm living in The Sims...
MAN, A PARTE Q ELE CANTA E TOCA A MÚSICA, EU TO QUASE ME MIJANDO, AGR EU CONSEGUI ENTENDER KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
eu finalmente entendi o que sempre queriam dizer com "falar cantando" KKKKKKKKKKKKK
"Dagny, Don't you know it's rude to sing when the other people are talking?" - My Eldest Brother 2017
Would anyone dare to sing next to the person talking on the phone?, No!, because the person on the phone needs to talk and requires no one else making noise around him/her.
Hahahahahahaha. I really LOVE your videos! And your explanation... your voice... your classes.. lol
Thanks Mr!
I don't know If I mistake, but I can clearly hear an average American girl listing the places she has ever been in US. Singing as well. Is that possible?
Why tf would I want to sound native?
I'm from São Paaaauulo and I loved it!
Thanks for the complement on the video! Do you speak/sing like this in conversations too, Ana?
@@EnglishwithAndrew
ah yes, always haha. I can already participate in Glee ;)
Sem querer , passo pelo palco do the voice , e pergunto , onde é a saída por favor , e todos os jurados viram suas cadeiras e a platéia aplaude . Vixe
Dear Andrew, while it is true that English is not as melodious as Portuguese, it is important to remember that maintaining our Brazilian identity is essential. We do not need to lose our accents, only to be understood. And just as we make an effort to understand your mispronunciations of "pau de quedjo", 'Sau Paulo' and 'Rio dJaneiro', you could also make an effort to understand our attempts at speaking your language
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHA a parte do the voice 😂😂😂
You're generalizing how 220 million people speak.
What you've said is true, but only in some specific regions.
or in some specif group: teens and "patricinhas"
Gente, toda língua é melódica. Só que cada uma tem uma melodia diferente. Não acho o inglês "reto". Ele mesmo tem um sotaque inglês de nativo cantado.
Minha vida é um musical e eu nunca percebi! hahahahahaha
Now I got we really have an english accent. Melodical one, the pitch is always like sea's waves.. up and down as well a senoidal wave
Sempre que eu tô triste eu venho aqui nesse vídeo pra dar um pouco de risada
What a great way to make us sing even more
HAHAHA Thanks for the tip! I’ve never noticed this to be honest, but I really saw myself talking like that. Btw, I watched another videos of yours and your Portuguese is really good, congrats!
Thanks Julinha, I am happy you like the video! Thamks for the complement about my Portuguese too!
Eu vindo nos comentários com 4 pedras na mão para tacar na cara dele achando que era um brinco criticando o nosso inglês KKKKKKKKKK desculpa
Nah, native english speakers sound like they don't even want to speak, we'll keep singing.
Não brasileiros, vocês não precisam parar de "cantar" quando falam, é a NOSSA identidade cultural, NOSSO povo, NOSSO sotaque, e acredito que vídeos como esses so servem para mostrar como os estrangeiros são mesquinhos e acham que sotaque é um ERRO. Erro são essas pessoas falarem assim de nosso lindo sotaque.
Funny video! I know this accent is because of our language but something that I also noticed as a brazilian is that we learn english with tv shows. Watch friends for example and see how they talk, the intonation of the words and expressions. Maybe is on purpose but because of that when I speak english, for my ears it sounds close to american accent. If I try to speak without this "singing" accent feels like I'm trying to speak with a very bad british accent. It doesn't sound natural... Sorry for any english mistake and I'm not sure if that make sense for you anyway...
I’ve noticed that too. For me as a native German speaker this is particularly obvious. I’m struggling with the vowels: Maanaaaus, Riiio, Saaao Paaulo, Fooz Iguacuuuu.
Hahaha you r so cute when you are copying us haha genius !!!! I went to Rio de JaneeeeiiirooOoOo , Saao Paaaauulo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just a tip for portuguese learners: speaking and singing at the same time helps you to pronounce the sylabs better
best thing about the the voice part for me is that I've already watched it lol that guy rules
Quando pararem de falar SAU PAULOU