Actually , you are right , Emily , most of the people who watch the "english videos" aren't from any country whose language is English , these videos are pretty to learn english
I wish it was an episode about comparing accents between an Australian, a British, an American, a Canadian an Indian, and a south African. that would be an excellent video!
HAHAHAH I like Emily's toes keep grooving, move with rhythm XDDD btw, how come the no. of views is so much different than the first time....the content is so good
She has pronounced Hermione in Portuguese perfectly hahaha the H is silent, the “i” has “ee” sound, the strongest letter is the “o”, and the last “e” is strong too
I just love watching and comparing and seeing how much my Aussie accent shows up and comparing it to u guys accents it's sooooo functionality u all are amazing
Agreed. I figured she was playing around before, with a false air of self importance. But if you just treated it as if she was being straight, then she came off as a royal bitch.
Vowel sounds and accentuated stress are what differentiates accents, for the most part. Pronunciation is, I think, at least partially a product of where you live as people start to speak differently over time, usually mishearing words. T and D have a very similar "place of articulation" in the mouth, so a lot of Ts become Ds in American English. I looked it up because I was curious. Google says "Hermione" has been around as a name for around 200 years.
It's called "non-rhodic" making your R's silent, a classic Boston accent. It actually originates from England, there was a generation way back where it was considered cool to speak that way.
It's funny. In Ireland, I don't pronounce my T's in a lot of words. I don't pronounce the T at the end of "lot", or those in "bottle", "water", or the last T in "that". But I find it odd when I hear the places Americans choose not to pronounce their T's, or use a very soft T, such as in the "interview" example. I would pronounce that T very strongly. Another example is "Antarctica", it always sounds like Americans say "An'arctica", whereas the first T in that word is where I would place my emphasis. Edit: Also I notice a lot of American words pronounce the T, but like a D... Such as pronouncing "water" like "wadder". Also Americans say it more like "Harry Podder", but then again, I say "Harry Po'er".
i love this!! originally from NYC and naturally an english speaker so its not hard to understand either of them but but i always wondered what inspired accents. I tend to imitate a british accent cuz its so fun to do.
More than music videos? That’s impressive not only because of the investment backing them up, but also because people watch them plenty of times, share them often, etc. Surely this has a lot to do with the fact there is a lot of English learners studying the language, it was a very curious subject but if it was not for you girls, it wouldn’t work either. So congratulations!
I'm here to learn English as well, it's good to see all kinds of accents, and the difference between them, and also learn new, words, phrases, expressions, slang words, and idioms, from all over the English speaking world. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
I'm from Colorado and supposedly we have no accent. Every direction I go there are more prominent accents. North of me is like the Minnesota/Wisconsin accent, south is obvious as well as west (California). And the east coast is packed with different accents.
I was playing Persona 5(which is Japanese), and one of the characters was translating some English words for them. Another character said, "You can read that? How do you know that's not French or Italian or something?" That really put into perspective that it's not easy to differentiate at first for either side.😅 I know I have a hard time telling apart Japanese from Korean sometimes. (sorry for my ignorance😢)
Emily rubbed me the wrong way in the last video with Christina. But the fact that she acknowledges how her personality may come across and gave an explanation, I’m willing to let bygones be bygones. I suspect non-native English speakers may have a more difficult time distinguishing between native accents. Sometimes two accents will sound similar but have little nuances that differ. I’m figure it’s the same for native English listening to accent differences in other languages.
@@mattydatboi It’s not the cool and relaxed vibe that bothers us. If Emily did display this vibe, we wouldn’t have a problem with it. It’s the condescending, supercilious attitude that Emily occasionally shows towards Christina. Being condescending can be grating over time.
I enjoyed this one so much more. I appreciate you Emily for being a lot less abrasive 😂. I would love to see Emily with a Southern speaking American ( not one that has the California influence… unfortunately t.v. reaches across states lines lol). I think maybe someone from North GA, Texas, or the Appalachian area. Nice vid! 🥰
Actually , you are right , Emily , most of the people who watch the "english videos" aren't from any country whose language is English , these videos are pretty to learn english
Yes and I’m the proof.
Nyah 🇨🇵🇩🇪
Yes 🇧🇷🇧🇷
I totally agree with you. A lot of people can a lot of things with them
I'm watching from Australia, but I'm a Chinese-Malaysian immigrant, and though I speak 'Strayan almost exclusively now, it was my 6th language.
Always a fun time comparing accents! Hope you guys enjoyed the video ☺ -Christina 🇺🇸
After a long time it's good ser you with Emily again , Christina , last time was 2021 and the video was pretty good , this one also is good 👍 😊
Christina simp army!!!
@@jesusbarajas8067 wow
Emily or Lauren??
@@miikatexeira9565 Emily
The first US 🇺🇸 and UK 🇬🇧 duo of the channel , their last video is one of the most viewed on the channel , great job Christina and Emily
True👍👍👍
I love Emily's humor
I have a crush on Emily , she's gorgeous
so do I
Do you know her full name?
@@user-vu6nn3wm7j bit weird that mate
@@cheman579 ?
Christina and Emily the OG American and British duo is back here nice to see that again 🙂
April 18, 2021 was the last video with these two together, more than a year has passed
Lol you remerbered the date they were together the first time
Emily is the reason I watch these videos
I miss this beautiful combo. Love it so much
I wish it was an episode about comparing accents between an Australian, a British, an American, a Canadian an Indian, and a south African. that would be an excellent video!
And indian too
Glad to see u back guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's such an excellent comparison! Keep up this good job! 👍
❤️Emily❤️ yeahh happy that i can see her🤭 my type of girl👍
You guys are so talented that I learn so much from you thank you 😊
I miss this combo so much ❤ because it gives me the exciting vibes lol Also I’m a fan of this combo! Yay!❤😊
Wow! Posh Emily and classy Christina 😃
I don't know, but Emma has such a graceful face, like she's looking at you at a pathetic creature.
Sorry *Emily*
"THE GREATEST FAIL" the best scene and the reason why I miss you all 😭🎉
Thanks for bringing Emily
HAHAHAH I like Emily's toes keep grooving, move with rhythm XDDD
btw, how come the no. of views is so much different than the first time....the content is so good
哈哈超懷念這個組合的🔥
Christina with Laurent & Emily is my favorite 😍
Emily and Christina!!!! Finally together
Christina is reminiscent of the well-known Korean actress Kim Hee-sun.
Christina mentions that she has a regional accent a lot but I agree with Emily that Christina has a pretty standard American accent.
I mostly agree but seems like there are a few traces from her region because I haven’t heard most people not pronounce the t in interview.
amazing to see you together again
they are both cute, but British girl soooo beautiful I'm in live with you, by the way Hello From Kazakhstan 🙋♂
Thank you, because of you, my English skill has improved !
Emily has something special, so beautiful, and charming, and...idk, i love her
She has pronounced Hermione in Portuguese perfectly hahaha the H is silent, the “i” has “ee” sound, the strongest letter is the “o”, and the last “e” is strong too
Yeah she has, I was surprised when she said it with our pronunciation. Why am I responding to you in English? I don't know lol
at 8:03 she nailed the brazilian accent perfectly
she even adds an "a" before the name like you would say in portuguese "a hermione"
she’s half brazilian and lived there for 3 years!
@@i.a.g3249no way?
Actually Hermione is an ancient Greek name. In particular it was the name of the daughter of Helen and Paris from Troy
Christina and Lauren is the best...
Man, I just realized why Emily's so damn cool: Emily has that 100% cool Aunt vibe.
Smashable
right size is bigger
because the "T" words than other
Is it just me? Emily's appearance has slightly changed from last year, and I hope I am not the only one.
Yeah she has changed a lot
Omygosh I miss you both
That's an amazing post !
I just love watching and comparing and seeing how much my Aussie accent shows up and comparing it to u guys accents it's sooooo functionality u all are amazing
Need to have an American, Australian, British English and New Zealand perhaps comparison.
I loved the vibe b/w Christina & Emily, made the video lot more interesting!!
this uk lady is so beautiful😂
I kinda liked meaner Emily from the old videos.
Agreed. I figured she was playing around before, with a false air of self importance. But if you just treated it as if she was being straight, then she came off as a royal bitch.
Too lovely crazy B :D .... love it
Uk vs US accent comparison and everything else on these lines is the most interesting and watched, so nice one ladies, as always EMILY rocks 🏴
Vowel sounds and accentuated stress are what differentiates accents, for the most part. Pronunciation is, I think, at least partially a product of where you live as people start to speak differently over time, usually mishearing words. T and D have a very similar "place of articulation" in the mouth, so a lot of Ts become Ds in American English. I looked it up because I was curious. Google says "Hermione" has been around as a name for around 200 years.
The way Christina said 'paahk the caah' is a slightly more nasal version of how we Aussies would say it.
It's called "non-rhodic" making your R's silent, a classic Boston accent. It actually originates from England, there was a generation way back where it was considered cool to speak that way.
@@jytheiowaguy1897 I think it's "non-rhotic", with a t, but yeah.
@@FionaEm you're correct, thanks for pointing that out
Not much left of that Boston accent, Christina 😂Compared to my relatives from Mass she sounds very standard American.
These girls are super cute.
It's funny. In Ireland, I don't pronounce my T's in a lot of words. I don't pronounce the T at the end of "lot", or those in "bottle", "water", or the last T in "that".
But I find it odd when I hear the places Americans choose not to pronounce their T's, or use a very soft T, such as in the "interview" example. I would pronounce that T very strongly. Another example is "Antarctica", it always sounds like Americans say "An'arctica", whereas the first T in that word is where I would place my emphasis.
Edit: Also I notice a lot of American words pronounce the T, but like a D... Such as pronouncing "water" like "wadder". Also Americans say it more like "Harry Podder", but then again, I say "Harry Po'er".
OMG they are so cute together 🤣🤣🤣
Emily, you’re so cool!
Emily is so beautiful
I want an Emily for christmas
i love this!! originally from NYC and naturally an english speaker so its not hard to understand either of them but but i always wondered what inspired accents. I tend to imitate a british accent cuz its so fun to do.
Emily 😍
I love both girls, but I love Emily more 🥰😘 her confidence, her personality I don't know but I love her 😍
The most expected sequel has finally come
Why didn't you invite Lauren as well?
I like your videos. Good luck for you. Greetings from Azerbaijan. 🇦🇿
For Emily
"Spiderman? Have you watched Spiderman?"
"Yes, I have."
"chew chew" * shoots web *
I used to work at a private school in the UK. I met a girl who was called Hermione. She must be a teenager (15-18) now.
Poor girl probably sick of the jokes
her parents were potterheads maybe
@@Yos115 nobody made fun of her at all. I don’t think they do now.
@@Asdf-jy5ts yeah
I didn’t realize how much more nasily the American accent is compared to the British one now that I hear it side by side.
This is really great video like always 🥰🥰🥰
More than music videos? That’s impressive not only because of the investment backing them up, but also because people watch them plenty of times, share them often, etc.
Surely this has a lot to do with the fact there is a lot of English learners studying the language, it was a very curious subject but if it was not for you girls, it wouldn’t work either. So congratulations!
I'm from Indonesia and I love to learning english❤❤
I love Emily lmao
Wow, I didn't expect a second part, I love you guys so much, I'm looking forward to it
I like lauren & Christina combo more than anything.
Glad someone said it!
I'm here to learn English as well, it's good to see all kinds of accents, and the difference between them, and also learn new, words, phrases, expressions, slang words, and idioms, from all over the English speaking world. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
A welcome return to a complementary partnership. Thanks! (Can I ask for more?)
I'm Filipino and we were one under the influence of America so I use the American English
AFTER A LONG TIME 😭😭🎉🎉🎉
I am utterly discombobulated and disappointed by the sequel ... You guys didn't do shhht
no I'm a native English speaker, Born in Essex, lived in Devon since 8 years old i think they are both interesting and funny!
Thanks
So fun to watch😂!!!
👍👍👍
8:00 same with latinos vs spanish ppl, spanish ppl say somethine like "er-mee-on" and we do pronounce like the english, "her-mah-yo-nee"
I'm from Colorado and supposedly we have no accent. Every direction I go there are more prominent accents. North of me is like the Minnesota/Wisconsin accent, south is obvious as well as west (California). And the east coast is packed with different accents.
Imagine when she find out how Hermione is pronounced in Spain...
The English woman definitely does not sound English in this video (English person here) more like a hybrid accent.
You think it is a kind of slight D (in Potter) but actually it is the soft Spanish R.
xplosive couple
I really laughed this time 😂😂
Lindas😯💜
As a Geordie, I don't think this will help anyone speak to us 😂 At least it prepares you for London.
Wai ai
@@smelly1060 Wey ayeeeee 😂
WF OG’s!! 😍
They are so sweet.
Nice duo, you should do a UK/US food cross examination
I was playing Persona 5(which is Japanese), and one of the characters was translating some English words for them. Another character said, "You can read that? How do you know that's not French or Italian or something?" That really put into perspective that it's not easy to differentiate at first for either side.😅 I know I have a hard time telling apart Japanese from Korean sometimes. (sorry for my ignorance😢)
I LIKE CHRISTINA
I want Emily trying to speak Portuguese with a Brazilian
Emily ♥️🤭
In Spain we call Hermione "Ermeeone"
English is funny and complicated, there is no right or wrong, as long as others understand your meaning.
React to a video that's showcases many different American accents.
we really say ''ermioni'' in brazil ahahaha but its cute
I’m British
in which country are these videos filmed?
They could involve .
Emily rubbed me the wrong way in the last video with Christina. But the fact that she acknowledges how her personality may come across and gave an explanation, I’m willing to let bygones be bygones.
I suspect non-native English speakers may have a more difficult time distinguishing between native accents. Sometimes two accents will sound similar but have little nuances that differ. I’m figure it’s the same for native English listening to accent differences in other languages.
Same! I’m glad she brought it up. Much more positivity on this channel.
Emily is cool and relaxed.....why is this weird to most other Americans? Being overly "nice", loud, and bubbly is grating over time.
@@mattydatboi It’s not the cool and relaxed vibe that bothers us. If Emily did display this vibe, we wouldn’t have a problem with it. It’s the condescending, supercilious attitude that Emily occasionally shows towards Christina. Being condescending can be grating over time.
It was just her sense of humour and she was teasing. I feel she was judged very harshly for not being "normal"
I enjoyed this one so much more. I appreciate you Emily for being a lot less abrasive 😂. I would love to see Emily with a Southern speaking American ( not one that has the California influence… unfortunately t.v. reaches across states lines lol). I think maybe someone from North GA, Texas, or the Appalachian area. Nice vid! 🥰
hello beauties and American friend friend