I can't thank you enough my dearest teachers! I was dumbfounded with my pronunciation and now by your help, I can eventually get my head around on how to pronounce RP and modern RP. Love from Mauritius ♥️✌🏻🇲🇺
Received Pronunciation (RP) has a long history dating back to the 16th century. It originated as the standard accent of the English court and aristocracy, and was influenced by the language spoken in the southeastern counties of England, particularly in the areas around London and Oxford. During the 18th and 19th centuries, RP became the accepted standard for English pronunciation, and was adopted by the upper classes and educated elites. It was also used as the model for teaching English pronunciation in schools and language schools. In the 20th century, RP became more widely accepted as the standard accent for British English, and was used by the BBC and other media outlets as the default accent for news broadcasts and other programs. Today, RP remains an influential and widely recognized accent, although its use has declined somewhat in recent years due to the increasing diversity of British English accents and the growing acceptance of regional accents. Nevertheless, RP remains an important part of British language and culture, and continues to be studied and emulated by language learners around the world.
This was so epic. Definitely! I fancy the Classic RP. Notwithstanding the RP accents, I admire them all. These accents sound posh and nice, albeit difficult. That is why the Classic RP and Modern RP are epic. Both of you could impersonate the two RP accents.
Actually the received prounounciation is very different from the posh accent RP is the basic accent, when someone is speaking in RP you should bot be able to recognize where they are from nor their social class, it's mostly associated with educated people rather than rich people While when someone has a posh accent you can tell where they're from *they can speak northen posh for example* and it's much less clear and understandable in comparison with the RP The queen speaks a posh RP while some of the royal family speak pure RP or pure Posh A noticeable difference between the two is the R sound, when their is a vowel before the R like in the word *Mirror* in RP it's prounounced similar to the American R but in the Posh accent it's prounounced like the Spanish/arabic R Also when speaking RP your mouth should be open and your words should sound very clear however in Posh accent your jaw should be lazy and a lot of the sounds are turned to a /ə/ even when it shouldn't be I hope that cleared it a bit
To sound proper posh, you need to have a slight lisp, a nasal bark, or mumble. And that's just the royal family...😘 (Prince Charles. Camilla Barker Parker. And The Queen).
OMG girls, those posh outfits are everything 😂😂😂😂 And I'm just like you Sabrah, I love doing accents! My fav' is the Cockney accent (though my fiancé says I'm terrible at it...)
Guys who are learning English, never give up because you're about to be so proud of yourself in the future yet. I've been learning English myself for nearly 2 years, and I've managed to improve every important aspects, from listening to speaking only because of these kinds of lessons on TH-cam. Now, thankfully, I'm quite confident to run my own English channel here, which is a little bit hard though but I like it BTW I really enjoyed the video, interesting and helpful, thanks a lot ❤️
"But it is aufen the small steps and not the giant leapps" is the most difficult phrase and...to your creditt...is the one you both prononuced perfaictlee.💗👍
Hi Sabrah and Leils, Very best wishes for your success and achievements. An interesting lesson about classic RP and modern RP accent. With the help of your lesson, I have been learned about the British accent a new thing. Thanks and Regards.
Hi Sabrah Hi Leila you're okay I'm practicing my English more and more I watch each video five times to practice my English Thanks a lot for you support have a great Thursday my dear teachers 😉🇧🇷 stay home and take xare
I´ve been learning the modern RP for 3 years. However, I think it is important learning other British accents because as Leila and Sabrah said in the UK there is a variety of accents. I want to understand all of then, maybe impossible hahah. A massive thank you ladys, I love your channel.
I prefer the modern RP, if I speak. Classic RP sounds beautiful. I always copy your accent when I practice an accent, so recently people from Europe or America ask me "Are from the UK?" or "Have you lived in the UK"
If i may suggest just one recommendation; try recording or make videos of yourself speaking in English and correct yourself afterwards. I too live far from English native speakers so I do this often and it works.
You have a mesmerising accent. I wish one day I could speak with perfect accent like you. Many thanks for this lesson full of fun & positive energy :-)
No such thing as a perfect accent, every accent is valid, be it London, geordie, Manchester, Birmingham liverpool, or any other regional accent having a good vocabulary is more important than accent
Actually, I believe that pronunciation is important but efficacy of communication is by far more relevant. It should be the top to be competent in both areas but, maybe, it implies you're a native speaker or a person with dual citizenship. Anyway , I really adore posh pronunciation although it's better modern RP for casual but polite conversation.🇮🇹✌️🇬🇧
Ma'am, here is some phrasal verbs in the sentences (as;. He pulled them away with force. He watched over his sheep every day. They saw only the shepherd boy doubled up with laughter. She was also beaten up by brother while doing so. Kadam took away all the working children from there. The shepherd boy was bored with his work. The tiger got up and quietly walked away. In the portrait, the majestic and handsome king seemed to have come alive within the frame.) What's the meaning of all the phrasal verbs which have been used in above sentences? e.g. Pull away? Watch over? Double up? Beat up? Take away? Bore with? Walk away? To have come alive? Please mam reply my question.
Yes I am absolutely agree with you that Modern RP British English pronunciation and intonation types are more attractive than Classical RP British English.
Hello Leila and Sabrah, I have been practising RP with BBC podcasts at nights; I also follow other TH-cam channels where the hosts speak in RP accent. Your impersonations were good, but it seems you need more practice to sound more posh.
@M Rajendran sir, me m not a student in my 50s .It bothers me only when I listen to song and the foreigners like these madam duo . Thanks dear southerner for responding 👍😍🙏
Thank you for this wonderful lesson. I adore your way of speaking. Can you make a lesson with "th" sound ? I try to use it correctly but it is very difficult for non-native speakers.
Hi Leila and Sabrah, I am from Jamaica we do speak English here as well as patios, our local dialect. However, we were once a British colony so that's the English I knew growing up. Now there is a mix with American English which to be quite honest I detest🤣🤣
Which accent do you prefer? The classic RP or the modern RP and don't forget to tell us how you think we did on our impersonations! If you would like to SPRINT towards your language learning goals this year and learn English, German, French, Spanish or Business English and get up to 100% of your cash back then CLICK THIS LINK: bit.ly/LoveenglishSprint To get 10 euros off your 49 Euro deposit use OUR CODE : CLASS11
Sabrah, you are just amazing. You always try to come up with something new and fascinating. I appreciate your efforts. And as usual I request you to make a video on formal Email writing and letter writing. Thank you
I love that ❤️❤️❤️ , i'm a fan of all the english accent , omg you nailed the posh accent , you sounded very classic , it's like 70th century , btw , can you do cockney ?! Birmingham like in the tv sries the peaky blinders ! That'd be fun , CHEERS guys , it's been quite a time that i've subscribed to your channel , i saw a vedio of sex vocab and a football vocab , carry on 💙💙💙 , much love from morocco !
Hellair, ladies! Golly-gosh, you both look jolly sophisticated and ravishing!👗💋🥰 The lesson is magnificent! We cherish your creative approach and hard work!💗👍😘😘 You're so good at imitating accents! We can't choose who wins the golden medal "The Queen of accents!" This is a draw!🤗😏👑 Toodle-pip, darlings! P.S. We tried to sound as posh as we could!😂💞🌹
Hello my lovely teachers ❤ How have you been? I prefer the same of Leila's accent , Sabrah's accent, Anna's accent, Emma's accent and Lucy's accent. All them my lovely teachers ☝ I love all them. What's name of accent that you speak it?
I've been learning British English for three now! I've been told I've got a strong English accent. American people always ask me if I've lived in the UK before or if I'm a Brit haha. And English people always say that I sound quite posh, like a royal family member. And it makes feel so proud of my accent but.. I don't know why I've got this particular accent, when all I wanted was just to sound like a normal person in England haha. I mean not " too posh". So my question is, would English people find weird/odd if they hear a non native with this accent?
Lovely lesson!! Though I have difficulty imitating other's accent, I always give it a try. I prefer both accents because I love British accent very much. Quite easy on the ear!
The Ultra RP seems a little bit contrived these days. Unfortunately, that was the English I learnt in Norway in the 1980s. I still remember being on a school trip to Newcastle, taking the boat from Bergen. In a restaurant, I wanted to ask for a glass of water. In my best English, I posed the question. To my dismay, the answer was: Yes, but there is no need to be so snotty about it (given in proper Geordie). I remember being absolutely flabbergasted, what had I done wrong? Today, it is not difficult to see why the answer was as it was.
Miss Leila! Can you explain me why many TH-camrs say that glottal stops, yod droppings and dark L are typical specificities of Modern RP British English, please?
I am auditioning for Wendy Darling in our local musical of Peter Pan. I'm American. I can do a ’decent’ Posh British accent. Any advise on how to ace the Wendy Darling? She is pretty posh.
The only reason royalty spoke with that accent, Youth was to cover up the thick underlying German accent. Yeah it becomes stylish so the public schools emulated it. I'd rather listen to a gentle rolling West country accent.
Hello, I much appreciated your lesson are so useful and didactic for me. I was wondering if you recommend me some people or character from some decades before who speak in UPPER RP ACCENT? In spite the fact that actually only a few people spoke in this language I found it utterly elegant, and I think it deserve being learned. Thank you in advanced.
I want to improve my English speaking with posh upper British received pronunciation. Please give me some tips like movies, documentaries etc. Or if I come to London, is there have less price classes...? I am from Sri Lanka.
Halo! Feedback for your impersonations: your pronunciation of words was excellent, the rising& falling intonation was also perfect👌😊 . One thing though, you changed your voices, that made you sound a bit funny😊
Liela and sabrah you should use better microphone, in my perspective you are the best teachers on youtube by far , it is a shame that you don't already have a million followers, try new microphone i imagine it would help by attracting people with more pure sound, best wishes and thanks for your lessons
That black and white Vertical striped top looks stunning on you ❤️, lovely lesson again , Have been ages since your last video at least For me felt that long , Sabrah your showed The Queen in your lesson and I wonder Do you British people Take the Mickey out of either The Queen or the Prime Minister on your media , series , TH-cam ? Just like the Americans tease Donald Trump ? God Save my only Queen 👸 Sabrah from love English !
Hi Luis thanks so much as always. Yes they do take the mickey out of the queen and the aristocracy in general. The classic RP accent is joked about a lot but modern rp is quite standard. How is life for you Luis?
As a podcast, it'd be good to to listen to it over and over again if your ultimate goal were to achieve an RP pronunciation! Great lesson teachers...heartfelt thanks!
I have a question!👆🏻 Make as if I'm having a conversation with someone and he/she uses a new vocabulary, is there a way to understand it if ever I don't have Thesaurus?👀🧐
Boris Johnson RP? Don't think so. The oaf demonstrates a southeast register. He might affect the occasional royal family sound but he comes complete with glottal stops and over-aspirated long vowels. I don't believe there is any such thing as "modern" RP. It is just an invention by those who think they don't effuse a local accent. According to Google, the voice for "cure" is still /kjʊə/ . If people want to drop it, it's up to them, but unless you've had a life mired in such a background, the chances are that even when you try to give something a pure RP sound, little things betray the counterfeit elements, such as breathing technique and intonation.
Greetings please. Want to HV nice UK accent. Just saw it and subscribed for that reason. Await your future uploads SOON. Am MATHEW from ALUVA KERALA STATE INDIA
Hiiiii, Leila 👋🏻❤and Sabera💋👋🏻 What about Scotland accent ?? Could you give us information for that. and , what do you think about literature English special mr William Shakespeare.???
We love Shakespeare of course and both of us have studied him at different times. The Scottish accent is tricky- i will have to get an expert to do that with me 😉
@@LoveEnglishUK Definitely 😉😉😁😁. I'm so glad, and it's great pleasure for me to communication togethers for discussion culture English.😎😎 Certainly for you I'm as actor : Thomas Sean Connery speak 😎😉😉😉 😂😂😂😂 ia'm kidding 😂😂 May Allah to give you good luck. 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻🕋 from Makkah city 🕋👋🏻👋🏻
In my country, our accent is the mixture of British, American and Vietnamese one. But I prefer British accent cuz I wanna sound unique in my classssss
I can't thank you enough my dearest teachers! I was dumbfounded with my pronunciation and now by your help, I can eventually get my head around on how to pronounce RP and modern RP. Love from Mauritius ♥️✌🏻🇲🇺
Oh how hello to Mauritius! Thanks so much for your lovely comment! We want to come and visit your country!! ❤️❤️
@@LoveEnglishUK I'm looking forward to your visit.✌🏻🥰♥️😘
Received Pronunciation (RP) has a long history dating back to the 16th century. It originated as the standard accent of the English court and aristocracy, and was influenced by the language spoken in the southeastern counties of England, particularly in the areas around London and Oxford.
During the 18th and 19th centuries, RP became the accepted standard for English pronunciation, and was adopted by the upper classes and educated elites. It was also used as the model for teaching English pronunciation in schools and language schools.
In the 20th century, RP became more widely accepted as the standard accent for British English, and was used by the BBC and other media outlets as the default accent for news broadcasts and other programs.
Today, RP remains an influential and widely recognized accent, although its use has declined somewhat in recent years due to the increasing diversity of British English accents and the growing acceptance of regional accents. Nevertheless, RP remains an important part of British language and culture, and continues to be studied and emulated by language learners around the world.
This was so epic. Definitely! I fancy the Classic RP.
Notwithstanding the RP accents, I admire them all.
These accents sound posh and nice, albeit difficult.
That is why the Classic RP and Modern RP are epic.
Both of you could impersonate the two RP accents.
Actually the received prounounciation is very different from the posh accent
RP is the basic accent, when someone is speaking in RP you should bot be able to recognize where they are from nor their social class, it's mostly associated with educated people rather than rich people
While when someone has a posh accent you can tell where they're from *they can speak northen posh for example* and it's much less clear and understandable in comparison with the RP
The queen speaks a posh RP while some of the royal family speak pure RP or pure Posh
A noticeable difference between the two is the R sound, when their is a vowel before the R like in the word *Mirror* in RP it's prounounced similar to the American R but in the Posh accent it's prounounced like the Spanish/arabic R
Also when speaking RP your mouth should be open and your words should sound very clear however in Posh accent your jaw should be lazy and a lot of the sounds are turned to a /ə/ even when it shouldn't be
I hope that cleared it a bit
Thank you..👏
To sound proper posh, you need to have a slight lisp, a nasal bark, or mumble.
And that's just the royal family...😘
(Prince Charles.
Camilla Barker Parker.
And The Queen).
@@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131Rubbish
OMG girls, those posh outfits are everything 😂😂😂😂 And I'm just like you Sabrah, I love doing accents! My fav' is the Cockney accent (though my fiancé says I'm terrible at it...)
Hahaha thanks Marine! We need to get you on our channel soon!! 💕💕
Guys who are learning English, never give up because you're about to be so proud of yourself in the future yet. I've been learning English myself for nearly 2 years, and I've managed to improve every important aspects, from listening to speaking only because of these kinds of lessons on TH-cam. Now, thankfully, I'm quite confident to run my own English channel here, which is a little bit hard though but I like it
BTW I really enjoyed the video, interesting and helpful, thanks a lot ❤️
Yeees. ..I wish tht. ...M not native but at least I can speak it 😊. ..can I have english native friend please
Very true!! Keep going!! 💪💪
I love your English Leila and Sabrah .
"But it is aufen the small steps and not the giant leapps" is the most difficult phrase and...to your creditt...is the one you both prononuced perfaictlee.💗👍
HI Sabrah and Leila , thanks for this fantastic video, they both do it great, for me I love the modern accent.
English with Lucy is good too.
Hi 🙋🏼♀️
Great , thanks
Actually I study modern RP in university ( English literature )
The classic RP sounds way better to my American English speaking ears. I loved how the previous Archbishop of Canterbury speaks.
Hi Sabrah and Leils,
Very best wishes for your success and achievements. An interesting lesson about classic RP and modern RP accent. With the help of your lesson, I have been learned about the British accent a new thing.
Thanks and Regards.
Good work , Thanks to Sabrah and Leila
Hi Sabrah Hi Leila you're okay
I'm practicing my English more and more
I watch each video five times to practice my English
Thanks a lot for you support have a great Thursday my dear teachers 😉🇧🇷 stay home and take xare
Oh my gosh!!! Keep up the good work my amazing teacher I've been your subscriber coz i wanna know more about posh accent
Excellent both of you! Regards from Argentina!
I´ve been learning the modern RP for 3 years. However, I think it is important learning other British accents because as Leila and Sabrah said in the UK there is a variety of accents. I want to understand all of then, maybe impossible hahah. A massive thank you ladys, I love your channel.
You are very welcome. Yes learning them all would take a while! Best to stick to the most common ones 👍👍
I prefer the modern RP, if I speak. Classic RP sounds beautiful.
I always copy your accent when I practice an accent, so recently people from Europe or America ask me "Are from the UK?" or "Have you lived in the UK"
Can you also make a video on how we can practice speaking english when we don't have people to speak with in english ?
Yes yes
If i may suggest just one recommendation; try recording or make videos of yourself speaking in English and correct yourself afterwards. I too live far from English native speakers so I do this often and it works.
Good idea bro
You have a mesmerising accent. I wish one day I could speak with perfect accent like you. Many thanks for this lesson full of fun & positive energy :-)
Thank you so much Hamed! We are glad you enjoyed it 💕
And of course you will be able to! It just takes practice 👍💪
No such thing as a perfect accent, every accent is valid, be it London, geordie, Manchester, Birmingham liverpool, or any other regional accent having a good vocabulary is more important than accent
Finally! This charming YT-channel might help me to get rid of my kraut-yankee accent. 😊
Actually, I believe that pronunciation is important but efficacy of communication is by far more relevant. It should be the top to be competent in both areas but, maybe, it implies you're a native speaker or a person with dual citizenship. Anyway , I really adore posh pronunciation although it's better modern RP for casual but polite conversation.🇮🇹✌️🇬🇧
Thank you 💕💕
10:07 I live in Norwich and I was reflecting how one of my friends speaks in that manner and I just couldn't stop laughing at this point.
IMO Sabrah had the best imitation with the Queen's speech.
😊💕 Hehe thank you! New video is out now on accents! th-cam.com/video/5Y1dKCnBaqA/w-d-xo.html
You guys look nice and thank you so much for helping us.
I LOVE !!...BRITISH ENGLISH ACCENT!!🎉❤
Ma'am, here is some phrasal verbs in the sentences (as;. He pulled them away with force. He watched over his sheep every day. They saw only the shepherd boy doubled up with laughter. She was also beaten up by brother while doing so. Kadam took away all the working children from there. The shepherd boy was bored with his work. The tiger got up and quietly walked away. In the portrait, the majestic and handsome king seemed to have come alive within the frame.) What's the meaning of all the phrasal verbs which have been used in above sentences? e.g. Pull away? Watch over? Double up? Beat up? Take away? Bore with? Walk away? To have come alive? Please mam reply my question.
Yes I am absolutely agree with you that Modern RP British English pronunciation and intonation types are more attractive than Classical RP British English.
Thank sabrah for coming out with a amazing video
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it 💕💕
You are great, ladies!!! I love old fashion so much! 🌹 👍🏻 ❤️ 👌 🌷 💐 🌍.
Glad you liked it!
Much prefer the classic one. That’s what I’ve grown up with and how we’ve been taught to pronounce.
Hello Leila and Sabrah, I have been practising RP with BBC podcasts at nights; I also follow other TH-cam channels where the hosts speak in RP accent. Your impersonations were good, but it seems you need more practice to sound more posh.
Hahah ok we will keep working at it 👍💕
Can you tell me where I can hear posh people? I really need a good source to learn from
@@megh1058 Brian Sewell.
You sounded splendid with the imitation 👌👌
I feel I should correct you on RP.
RP isn’t aristocratic. ‘Posh’ maybe, but middle class posh, rather than aristocratic.
Completely different.
Some like me as ordinary ones don't like hard accent and love our Indian style. You maa,m both look brilliant to me. Respect 👍👌😍💌🙏
@M Rajendran sir, me m not a student in my 50s .It bothers me only when I listen to song and the foreigners like these madam duo . Thanks dear southerner for responding 👍😍🙏
This vid is so posh, my kettle put itself on.
You did it great.
I prefer classic one, because that sounds like brilliant and poshy🥰🥰🥰
Thank you! 💕💕
@@LoveEnglishUK I am looking forward to have more and more posh phrases , idioms etc. 🤗🤗🤗
the girl with the hat it's just fabulous hhaaha
Lucy is genuine.
I love all those accents. They are sounds sophisticated for me. ☺👍
Thank you for this wonderful lesson. I adore your way of speaking. Can you make a lesson with "th" sound ? I try to use it correctly but it is very difficult for non-native speakers.
Yes we should make a video on that! We are so happy you enjoyed the lesson 👍💕💕
I love both ❤
Hi Leila and Sabrah, I am from Jamaica we do speak English here as well as patios, our local dialect. However, we were once a British colony so that's the English I knew growing up. Now there is a mix with American English which to be quite honest I detest🤣🤣
Which accent do you prefer? The classic RP or the modern RP and don't forget to tell us how you think we did on our impersonations!
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Classic accent, I have got that, however I have never been to UK.
I prefer the modern RP 🤗 And I loved your impersonations, you're both so nice👏💗
Awww thank you! We hope it made you laugh 😂
Please, it's a request. Could you make a lesson on how to do scottish accent?
You are EPIC as usual, we have teaching stars ✨ +movie stars!!!!
The current UK Home Secretary could do well to follow your lessons, she is notorious for drop pin’
Nice video, thank you
Sabrah, you are just amazing. You always try to come up with something new and fascinating. I appreciate your efforts. And as usual I request you to make a video on formal Email writing and letter writing. Thank you
Oh thank you so much! I am sorry formal email writing is still on my list i promise! Thanks for your patience ❤️👍
@@LoveEnglishUK you are very welcome. I wish if you could make a visit to Pakistan one day.
I love that ❤️❤️❤️ , i'm a fan of all the english accent , omg you nailed the posh accent , you sounded very classic , it's like 70th century , btw , can you do cockney ?! Birmingham like in the tv sries the peaky blinders ! That'd be fun , CHEERS guys , it's been quite a time that i've subscribed to your channel , i saw a vedio of sex vocab and a football vocab , carry on 💙💙💙 , much love from morocco !
Hellair, ladies! Golly-gosh, you both look jolly sophisticated and ravishing!👗💋🥰 The lesson is magnificent! We cherish your creative approach and hard work!💗👍😘😘
You're so good at imitating accents! We can't choose who wins the golden medal "The Queen of accents!" This is a draw!🤗😏👑
Toodle-pip, darlings!
P.S. We tried to sound as posh as we could!😂💞🌹
You would both make a perfectly acceptable Queen of England !
Hello my lovely teachers ❤
How have you been?
I prefer the same of Leila's accent , Sabrah's accent, Anna's accent, Emma's accent and Lucy's accent.
All them my lovely teachers ☝
I love all them.
What's name of accent that you speak it?
I've been learning British English for three now! I've been told I've got a strong English accent. American people always ask me if I've lived in the UK before or if I'm a Brit haha. And English people always say that I sound quite posh, like a royal family member. And it makes feel so proud of my accent but.. I don't know why I've got this particular accent, when all I wanted was just to sound like a normal person in England haha. I mean not " too posh". So my question is, would English people find weird/odd if they hear a non native with this accent?
Hello brh... I think we are on the same page...
Hello Both, this is one of the words best video in English. Good Work . Keep it up.
I prefer the classic accent ❤
Lovely lesson!! Though I have difficulty imitating other's accent, I always give it a try. I prefer both accents because I love British accent very much. Quite easy on the ear!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 💕💕
amazing lesson my teacher
You are welcome!
Interesting lesson!
Thanks Sergiy!! We hope you are well 💕
You are best in the world and your ways of teaching is too good😢😜😜😛😜😜😜
Thank you so much! 💕
You are amazing 😁
Leila should try in a Beauty pageant Miss World or miss universe she will definitely win...
The Ultra RP seems a little bit contrived these days. Unfortunately, that was the English I learnt in Norway in the 1980s. I still remember being on a school trip to Newcastle, taking the boat from Bergen. In a restaurant, I wanted to ask for a glass of water. In my best English, I posed the question. To my dismay, the answer was: Yes, but there is no need to be so snotty about it (given in proper Geordie). I remember being absolutely flabbergasted, what had I done wrong? Today, it is not difficult to see why the answer was as it was.
Dear sisters, I am a Sri Lankan. I want to practice classic posh RP accent. Please suggest me ways to do this. 🙏 nice video ... 👌
Use a phonetic dictionary would be my advice.
Miss Leila! Can you explain me why many TH-camrs say that glottal stops, yod droppings and dark L are typical specificities of Modern RP British English, please?
Many many thanks
You are super welcome as always 💕💕
@@LoveEnglishUK You are thanked.
Love it
I am auditioning for Wendy Darling in our local musical of Peter Pan. I'm American. I can do a ’decent’ Posh British accent. Any advise on how to ace the Wendy Darling? She is pretty posh.
Really make the most of the vowel sounds - make them very wide and full. Best of luck! 😍
The only reason royalty spoke with that accent, Youth was to cover up the thick underlying German accent. Yeah it becomes stylish so the public schools emulated it. I'd rather listen to a gentle rolling West country accent.
Hello, I much appreciated your lesson are so useful and didactic for me. I was wondering if you recommend me some people or character from some decades before who speak in UPPER RP ACCENT? In spite the fact that actually only a few people spoke in this language I found it utterly elegant, and I think it deserve being learned. Thank you in advanced.
Thanks alot😊
Classic/ conservative rp sounds so much better.
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I want to improve my English speaking with posh upper British received pronunciation. Please give me some tips like movies, documentaries etc. Or if I come to London, is there have less price classes...? I am from Sri Lanka.
Posh British accent is how rich folks talk!
Halo! Feedback for your impersonations: your pronunciation of words was excellent, the rising& falling intonation was also perfect👌😊 . One thing though, you changed your voices, that made you sound a bit funny😊
Haha yes it does change your voice a bit 😂
Liela and sabrah you should use better microphone, in my perspective you are the best teachers on youtube by far , it is a shame that you don't already have a million followers, try new microphone i imagine it would help by attracting people with more pure sound, best wishes and thanks for your lessons
Sabrah ma'am u have got awesome voice i wish to speaks like u
Is it possible by listening everyday can we speak English fluent ????
That black and white Vertical striped top looks stunning on you ❤️, lovely lesson again , Have been ages since your last video at least For me felt that long , Sabrah your showed The Queen in your lesson and I wonder Do you British people Take the Mickey out of either The Queen or the Prime Minister on your media , series , TH-cam ? Just like the Americans tease Donald Trump ?
God Save my only Queen 👸 Sabrah from love English !
Hi Luis thanks so much as always. Yes they do take the mickey out of the queen and the aristocracy in general. The classic RP accent is joked about a lot but modern rp is quite standard. How is life for you Luis?
Love English with Leila & Sabrah it’s good I mean crazy days the ones in this year but fortunately I keep safe and healthy, what about your pregnancy?
As a podcast, it'd be good to to listen to it over and over again if your ultimate goal were to achieve an RP pronunciation! Great lesson teachers...heartfelt thanks!
You are welcome Gerardo! We send our love to la bella italia! 😍😍
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you both were/are great///as always :)
Thanks so much 💕
Nice video
1:51 I, for one, would prefer Giant Steps!
excelent. but if we have the PDF it will help us much more. thank a lot
I need to upload it for you! I will!
Excellent*
Looking nice❤❤
Thank you!! xx
Modern RP
Quite a nice presentation. And your voices are quite nice. One little thing: "diphthong" is pronounced DIF-THONG, not DIP-THONG.
I love all of these outfits, I just wish that people invented something as flashy for men ):
Who is the first chap you imitated?
Jacob Rees Mogg - he is a politician
I do adore it. a
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Thanks for both of you the most beautiful teachers on line
you are excellent
Thank you so much! If you loved it please share!
I have a question!👆🏻
Make as if I'm having a conversation with someone and he/she uses a new vocabulary, is there a way to understand it if ever I don't have Thesaurus?👀🧐
You can get the idea from the context. You can also ask them to describe or use synonyms of the word you didn't understand.
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You can get it from the context of the sentence
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Who is the guys that you first imitated ? Anyone knows ?
He is a British politician and is called Jacob Rees Mogg
Boris Johnson RP?
Don't think so. The oaf demonstrates a southeast register. He might affect the occasional royal family sound but he comes complete with glottal stops and over-aspirated long vowels. I don't believe there is any such thing as "modern" RP. It is just an invention by those who think they don't effuse a local accent. According to Google, the voice for "cure" is still /kjʊə/ . If people want to drop it, it's up to them, but unless you've had a life mired in such a background, the chances are that even when you try to give something a pure RP sound, little things betray the counterfeit elements, such as breathing technique and intonation.
I was wondering this.
Is Modern RP called NRP/GB too?
Greetings please. Want to HV nice UK accent. Just saw it and subscribed for that reason. Await your future uploads SOON. Am MATHEW from ALUVA KERALA STATE INDIA
Hiiiii, Leila 👋🏻❤and Sabera💋👋🏻
What about Scotland accent ??
Could you give us information for that.
and , what do you think about literature English special mr William Shakespeare.???
We love Shakespeare of course and both of us have studied him at different times. The Scottish accent is tricky- i will have to get an expert to do that with me 😉
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Definitely 😉😉😁😁.
I'm so glad, and it's great pleasure for me to communication togethers for discussion culture English.😎😎
Certainly for you I'm as actor : Thomas Sean Connery speak 😎😉😉😉
😂😂😂😂 ia'm kidding 😂😂
May Allah to give you good luck.
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