Padukonè is actually the right pronunciation. It is the name of her dad's ancestral village. It means western corner (padu konè) as it is the last village before you hit the Arabian sea. It is also the last name of actor Gurudutt.
australian english accent sounds alike the uk's is because australia was colonized by the british empire in the late 1700s while the us and canada accents are similar to the 1600s because of the same period of colonization & earlier settlements
There's a lot more to these accents than just the time the countries were colonised, although when America was first colonised the English accent still had a rhotic R, which can still be heard in certain parts of the UK and Ireland. Step forward nearly 200 years, Australia was colonised by the same regions, but the rhotic R had been dropped by the English. Even though there were Irish that came over as well, more came from the SE of England. All accents have contributed to the Australian and American accents over the centuries and they are even influencing each other today.
I guess what the Aussie girl meant by "ethnic" pronunciation is how we Nordic people pronounce the "J" in "Johansson, which is more like the English "Y". Basically, we'll pronounce "Johansson" as "Yo-han-son". Nordic "J's" are more soft compared to English "J's". We also pronounce the "A" more openly, sort of like the Indian double "A" in "Aamir", whereas in English the "A" sounds more like "ay" or "ey".
I love Indian phonetics they all as Yukta and others indians dont drop, or eat letters or change the sounds of letters in anothers sounds of differents letters, they go spelling all letters as they are, theres no silent consonant or vowels or the worst alophonic as we can see in usonian phonetics and aussie phonetics some times, the brit phonetic by usonian influence today have silent vowels and consonants, in ancient past there no have this way, it was similar the indian phonology is today. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. May it move in this direction and never allow itself to be captured by other related speeches. It was pretty vídeo to inform to us all the anglohone art and cinema, tv series by famous actors and actresses on social media and tv. 🌹💋🥂🍻💕😘 bye all ladies love yaaaallllll forever🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 ♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️🫂🫂🫂🫂🫂🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫💋🍫😍🌷🎵🎶
The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be.
Na i dont think....because indians usually go for the accurate pronunciation unless they dont know the correct pronunciations🤷.....like why would anyone pronounce a name wrong when they have heard the right onw
The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be.
Wow and again South India got Dominated here.... Nobody literally we dont want any foreigners to Dominate INDIA we INDIAN's will always there to dominate ourselves by sitting there in Abroad 🥴 INDIA >>>>>Represent NORTH INDIA no more SOUTH INDIA...😌 wow
I as Indian disliked this video, as I am from Tamil Nadu, I endorse only Hindi and our native Tamil, Won't support and care about other languages in India, Not Even Our National Anthem.. You insulted many Tamilians in India and working abroad... Remember Telugu derived from Tamil and all are from Tamil race...
Are you dumb? I am a Tamil person, Telugu didn't come from Tamil, most of Telugu vocabulary is derived from Sanskrit not Tamil, it is most Sanskritised languageof all South Indian languages, do some research before speweing fake news online, Ps: please ignore this idiot, he doesn't represent whole of Tamilnadu, btw most Tamil hate Hindi than Telugu, they even had huge strikes and protests early in the past...
I just don't understand what is up with you dmk snobs, honestly grow up and stop this preposterous narcissistic things, I am from northeast, none of our native languages originate from Tamil, such puerile bs is nothing but stupid, and PS national anthem isn't in one language, it have words from diffrent languages, and phonetically unifying.
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Padukonè is actually the right pronunciation. It is the name of her dad's ancestral village. It means western corner (padu konè) as it is the last village before you hit the Arabian sea. It is also the last name of actor Gurudutt.
yes...that is near to my village
australian english accent sounds alike the uk's is because australia was colonized by the british empire in the late 1700s while the us and canada accents are similar to the 1600s because of the same period of colonization & earlier settlements
There's a lot more to these accents than just the time the countries were colonised, although when America was first colonised the English accent still had a rhotic R, which can still be heard in certain parts of the UK and Ireland. Step forward nearly 200 years, Australia was colonised by the same regions, but the rhotic R had been dropped by the English. Even though there were Irish that came over as well, more came from the SE of England. All accents have contributed to the Australian and American accents over the centuries and they are even influencing each other today.
I guess what the Aussie girl meant by "ethnic" pronunciation is how we Nordic people pronounce the "J" in "Johansson, which is more like the English "Y". Basically, we'll pronounce "Johansson" as "Yo-han-son". Nordic "J's" are more soft compared to English "J's". We also pronounce the "A" more openly, sort of like the Indian double "A" in "Aamir", whereas in English the "A" sounds more like "ay" or "ey".
I love Indian phonetics they all as Yukta and others indians dont drop, or eat letters or change the sounds of letters in anothers sounds of differents letters, they go spelling all letters as they are, theres no silent consonant or vowels or the worst alophonic as we can see in usonian phonetics and aussie phonetics some times, the brit phonetic by usonian influence today have silent vowels and consonants, in ancient past there no have this way, it was similar the indian phonology is today.
The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. May it move in this direction and never allow itself to be captured by other related speeches.
It was pretty vídeo to inform to us all the anglohone art and cinema, tv series by famous actors and actresses on social media and tv.
🌹💋🥂🍻💕😘 bye all ladies love yaaaallllll forever🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️♾️🫂🫂🫂🫂🫂🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫💋🍫😍🌷🎵🎶
Hrithik,!
The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be.
American Accent 🇺🇸
British Accent 🇬🇧
Aussie Accent 🇦🇺
Indian Accent 🇮🇳 😃
I'd love to see more Australians, I think their accent is very interesting.
I mean I am still waiting for the shock moment for the Indian
I was like in India we say doctor strange 😂
The American girl reminds me so much of Brittany Snow from Pitch Perfect.
She was the one girl whose insta they didn't put in the description on World Friends
Seouly_lexi 👍
We don't say tom holland our media says tooooomm, ay tomy ay tomy, spider man , ay makdi man 😂😂😂 😜 kya spiderman bnega re tu tom home coming 😂😂
Most Indians mispronounce Deepika's name including here. The end of the surname is like "nay"
Isn't padukon-é pronounced with the E at the end in has her native language Tulu?
Her native tongue is Konkani. But, yes, the correct pronunciation is padukoné.
For Leonardo we ( Indian ) call him " Titanic wala hero " .
The Indian one tried to just imitate the others on some instances 🤣🤣🤣
Na i dont think....because indians usually go for the accurate pronunciation unless they dont know the correct pronunciations🤷.....like why would anyone pronounce a name wrong when they have heard the right onw
SRK be like charo taraf hain mere hi char che hoto per hain bas Mera naam rango bhari subha meri
Sorry guys uske bad ka line yaad ney hain 😂😂😂😂
The girl from UK needs to be in all your videos
Why our indian girl is answering 8 marks for a 2 marks question
I have never heard her name pronounced Winslow.
My pretty wife Ciara👩🏼❤️👨🏻🇰🇷❤️🇬🇧
in India: Mar-gut Robbie
Shopada in Us Uk pakka
Australia cricket team is big celebrity in India now 😂😂😂
The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be. The more Indian phonology obeys the international and ancient literal syllabary of English speech, the more beautiful it will be.
Wow and again South India got Dominated here.... Nobody literally we dont want any foreigners to Dominate INDIA we INDIAN's will always there to dominate ourselves by sitting there in Abroad 🥴 INDIA >>>>>Represent NORTH INDIA no more SOUTH INDIA...😌 wow
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दीपिका - Is it Deepi-kuh or Deepi-kah? I think only Indians would say correctly as kah?
this episode lacks diversity, 3 english based countries pronoucing almost all english names? no wonder it was all "similar"
a french would have said hermione as they would have said it if they never heard of it ( and most of the latin countries as well i think)
Oh pseudo bolly baby, Deepika's last name actually pronounced as Padukon-e. Do some research before u represent us!
Priyanka chopda pronounce hota hai bhai
I as Indian disliked this video, as I am from Tamil Nadu, I endorse only Hindi and our native Tamil, Won't support and care about other languages in India, Not Even Our National Anthem.. You insulted many Tamilians in India and working abroad... Remember Telugu derived from Tamil and all are from Tamil race...
Are you dumb? I am a Tamil person, Telugu didn't come from Tamil, most of Telugu vocabulary is derived from Sanskrit not Tamil, it is most Sanskritised languageof all South Indian languages, do some research before speweing fake news online,
Ps: please ignore this idiot, he doesn't represent whole of Tamilnadu, btw most Tamil hate Hindi than Telugu, they even had huge strikes and protests early in the past...
😂😂😂
@@sarcasticsree Yah laugh all you want... but its true... Telugu and all your languages are originated from Tamil... Go check history...
I just don't understand what is up with you dmk snobs, honestly grow up and stop this preposterous narcissistic things, I am from northeast, none of our native languages originate from Tamil, such puerile bs is nothing but stupid, and PS national anthem isn't in one language, it have words from diffrent languages, and phonetically unifying.
Who cares😂👎