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advertisement
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wash
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iron
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sure
data
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New Orleans
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QUESTIONS:
What is it called when you throw toilet paper on a house?
What is the bubbly carbonated drink called?
What do you call gym shoes?
What do you say to address a group of people?
What do you call the kind of spider that has an oval shaped body and extremely long legs?
What do you call your grandparents?
What do you call the wheeled contraption in which you carry groceries at the supermarket?
What do you call it when rain falls while the sun is shining?
What is the thing you change the TV channel with?
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haha! 6:01 "I thought there was a wasp..." I laughed at that.
Good on you for getting the accent out there!
OMG. I think she IS The girl from The Inbetweeners
Omg I she dos :)
+Neutron Feisty one you are!
It is her.
I loved listening to this. My grandfather on my dad’s side was from Coleraine. Unfortunately he died when I was only a year old. I’m named after his mother who died in Ireland. My grandfather left Ireland and immigrated to Canada. My older sisters and brother said he had a really thick accent. I so wish I would have met him. Anyway I greatly appreciate hearing your accent. It gives me a taste of what his might’ve been like 😃.
Coleraine is not in Ireland it's in Northern Ireland which is part of the United Kingdom
The food in Coleraine is some of the best, I went in this fantastic little cafe before visiting the University.
is this the girl from the inbetweeners
+Ben RT That's what i was thinking.
+Ben RT yes. and sweeney todd.
i see you Johanna.
Love that accent! Could listen to you speak for hours
:)
I am from the same town as her and i know her sister
Loved you as Mary Phagan! Had no idea you were from Ireland too.
This is only a few degrees off of "Upper South" or "Appalachian" accent, originating from Ulster Scots in Northern Ireland. The missing component is some combination of African American, Native American, or Elizabethan English spoken in the tobacco and cotton states.
Amazing how my NZ parents put accents in same places and shortened words in a similar fashion.
Great to hear this modern Coleraine accent - it has mellowed over the years and was a bit more sing song. Great place, Coleraine, although I'm from Derry, hi!
What a magic accent, got used too this when I was over for the NW200, some mental parties to be had in coleraine through race week!👌🏻
Whale oil beef hooked!
You're adorable :) this was so much fun to listen to!
dont know which is more cute....you or your accent!
Oh my Gawd I love you!!! I will share this with my wife, in accent (she's from Wexford!!) and you will make our day. We live in New Zealand and this will also give us a lot to laugh at/they will laugh at me/with me. You are a champion of our wee accent. Love it all :-) And can you say "how now brown cow" or "I'll have a towel for the power shower"? They always make me say that in NZ, but I should maybe get them to film the same?
Please make more ramble videos like this lol I swear your personality is so cute!! or consider doing an " ASMR " video I love this video thank you!
Northern Ireland, the only country where each town has a different accent
you're so pretty Jayne :) I love you so much, you're an amazing actress
Oh my goodness, but aren't you just as beautiful as a summer's day? Wow! And I love your voice. You have a very good speaking voice. No clicks or pallet slaps, or lisps!
You could do radio or TV adverts easy as pie.
Take the vernacular syntax of another part of your country, or another country, and try to say it in your own dialect. It's fun and it's hard to do!
For example, a Native Canadian might say: "She's a bit 'oh the alright, innitshe?"
But say it in your own voice and it sounds hilarious.
I love accents and I'm pretty good at detecting where folks are from. There was a group of woman just outside my subway stop one time. Without even thinking I asked them if they were from Charlotte, NC or Asheville and could I help them with their maps?
They were floored. They were all from Charlotte, but on gal said, "I went to college in Ashville!
That's pretty fun, to be able to do that!
For a while I produced audio books for the Canadian school system for a company with its studios in Boston. I had to find real Canadian speakers in Boston that spoke Canadian English of all regions. From the eastern Maritime Provinces all the way out to Thunder Bay, to Calgary, to Vancouver.
We beat out a Canadian firm from Toronto and man were they pissed of!
PARTY HMMMM COOL THAT SOUNDS
That was lovely darlin, All the best. I've been away for the last 40-odd years but I love your prose and dialect. Well done sham.
WOW! You are very attractive. Your husband is a lucky man. I will go so far as to call you Beautiful.
Actually, it is a typical Irish accent. Similar accents can be heard in Ballymena, Ballymoney and even as far as Cullybackey and parts of Donegal. The glottal stop is a very Scottish thing.
My wife is from Coleraine, wait till they say (Mirror)...….lol
I am from Coleraine and proud of it
Don't you mean mur?
It's Lauren from Inbetweeners! PARTY HMMM! COOL THAT SOUNDS!!
I like it. It's almost southern with the U but you leave it out. Great job.
I don't think anybody's mentioned here that they recognize you from Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd! How could anyone forget you as Johanna though, honestly you singing Green Finch makes me smile! I just received your role in a local play of Todd. Definitely a fan of yours Jayne, you're very sweet. Best of wishes in your acting career! Oh, and your accent is simply unique and charming!
Great job, nice video. Some people I know say youse too, in America. My wife is Katie MacGuire Finn from Cork. Have a great day!
0:49 and i'm out
so pretty and sweet !
You are very beautiful. I'm sure you've been told this a lot before and your accent is amazing.
I must do this!! I'm from literally just up the road from you in Ballymoney and my accent is really bad its a mix of northern Ireland and Scotland. for example it's the 'mote control, the fizzy drink is a mineral regardless if its coke, lemonade etc. just goes to show the different accents/dialects in a particular area!
I went from Louisiana to this. Super interesting and thanks for sharing!
Are you from the inbetweeners?
hey cool tag, great accent, u have to say butter in a tag!!!
Holy fuck, you're Lauren from the inbetweeners.
The Ballymoney accents the shit
Wayne Mc kenna come check our channel out were from norn iron swell,
+Wayne Mc kenna sham bodie hie
I'm close to there lol
Wayne Mc kenna Ano sham. The toon is the Shite
you frey the toon hai?
Rollen a house lol and yes it does happen ALOT this time of year in Louisiana. Football dances and girlfriends lol.
FEISTY ONE YOU ARE.....FEISTY ONE YOU ARE
LOL that Yoda impersonation didn't work for him why do you think it would work for you?
amyhuk ^^FEISTY ONE YOU ARE......FEISTY ONE YOU ARE
Just saw you on Channel 4's "London Irish"! very brilliant!
Very good.
OMG you pronounce water the same way as me! Apart from my family you're the first person I heard say it like that.
You have a beautiful accent. I'm a grad student in acting at Indiana University and I'm trying to grasp a northern Irish accent. This helped me a lot. Makes me want to move to Ireland
you mean Northern Ireland ....
One of the nicest accents in the British Isles - my mother has it. Much nicer than the Belfast accent
Dolly Parton is a great Scot's Irish person of that heritage, and she sung great at the Odyssey in Belfast.
The accent tag was interesting I noticed that some of the words pronounced with a Coleraine accent are the same as the accent spoken in most parts of the US like schedule for instance.Again very interesting
Oh my god, you're so pretty!
That accent...Anchor bar!!!!I miss it soooo much my erasmus year in Cranagh Village
o...m....g......o......m.....g......that's WIFEY right there
Thank you ;) That's good for me! I move from Montpellier "south of France" to Belfast ... :)
enjoyed seeing you in the inbetweeners, as yoda would say 'made me laugh you did' :P
hey. I m in Houston but I used to live in Donegal and visit a lot. I ve watched a few of these from people from norn iron. I don t understand this answer fizzy drink. I thought generic name for that was a mineral in Ireland and norn iron. here we call it just soda for a carbonated drink in general. and name a brand if asking for it. like coke or dr pepper. toilet paper on a house.....tping.
thats because she is. Acctresses can have TH-cam Channels as well
city of Londonderry was founded by the Ulster Scots nothing was there before but a wooded area.
After listening to several accent tags I'm struck by how everyone has their own personal names for grandparents - What you call your grandma and grandpa seems unique for each family.
this isn't a typical Irish accent, Coleraine is on the north coast in Northern Ireland and its accent has influences from Scotland.
sound great and very pretty !
Do it again Neil,😂 beep beeeep
Coleraine + English + Elocution.
@1.30 *Coleraine spelling bee* Root! 🤣🤣 Could you put that in a sentence please. "Stop being such a Roooot"
brb now i need to go to Coleraine and take this lassie out to dinner and poundtown
My dad's family came from Coleraine to America in 1710. Cool to see what they may have sounded like before having the accents blended down through generations of trekking from the east coast to Iowa. Not sure if they're maintained through stubbornness or just coincidence of the local dialects, but some of these words do sound identical to how my dad's side pronounce things. Cool at any rate.
Holy crap. That's a longer list.
They do the coke thing in Newfoundland too. What kind of coke do you want.......
seven-up or orange?
Lauren from inbetweeners?
Mirror pronounced Mur.... 😁
She said route :)
J - we don't call those spiders a 'Daddy-longlegs'! We don't have those types of spiders in Northern Ireland. Remember those flying things with the long legs - that's what we call Daddy-longlegs! ;) They're crane flies I think.
Half of the words you pronounced sounded very close to what people in Tennessee, Georgia, and the Carolinas (in the US) sound like. Now I see where the American Southern accent comes from. Mystery solved!
"Hi I'm Lauren Harris I'm new here". If u don't kno were that's from its inbetweeners
I love your accent
you are adorable!!!
i think you're being quite polite darling. your accent sounds tame. either way you're gorgeous. thanks for giving us a video love.
This is acc pretty funny big up northern ireland
Holy crap, they're right, you are really pretty
what do you call a spider with an oval shaped body and long legs? daddy long legs or the house dwelling spider.
I've just moved up to coleraine from newcastle (in co.down) to go to uni there. Love the accent and every time I go home and talk to strangers and whatnot they always say straight away ''aww so you're from coleraine then?''...only been living here four or five months and ive lost my accent :L
It's nice to see someone from coleraine doing this. I'm from Coleraine too
Pip Smith no it isn't
Aeryn Watson
In a Sunday Times survey a few years ago Coleraine was declared the worst place in the entire UK to do business. There is nothing there for people, no work and certainly no hope. I have known a few from the area who got out and won't return.
Aeryn Watson come check out our channel were from norn iron swell
Pip Smith come check our channel out were from norn iron swell,
Aeryn Watson come check our channel out were from norn iron swell,
thanx girl! Must see you guys some day. Sick of Canada. Ancestors were in N.Ireland.
When she said address, it sounded like she was country X3
Aye, she's the lass from the Inbetweeners
The coleraine accent is pretty normal and hard to distinguish (with the exception of ballysally and harpurs hill) it isnt as country like as ballymoney or ballycastle which tend to sound very country like and neanderthal, the portush accent is pretty much the same as the coleraine one, I didnt notice any difference
Aye that's amazzing or fantastic, as I've heard many times , from someone from derry ,love the the nthern Irish accent, it seems it rises as you end a word. Is that correct , wee friend? :-)
its a very good accent it sounds just like my family
sexy accent!i wanna marry ireland girl someday.i hope they like asian too.
She's not from Ireland...She's from the UK from Northern Ireland
there's good reasons why you might find similarity to Edinburgh - Coleraine was originally a Scottish plantation town
ADDREEEHAS ,AGAIAN SERUP, and some other words like the way you say Shower sound way southern style here in the states.
Your accent sounds like a mixture of Scottish and Irish. Which, given that you're from Northern Ireland, makes sense. (Although you sounded purely Californian on "sure"!)
we say a lot of stuff the same way as you here in Kentucky
Im from Northern Ireland Maghera!
seen you in 6 degrees!! :D
Huh go figure. The Irish hunger strikers and the majority of the IRA... were actually British?!
Wow. Your logic is truly astonishing. The British hunger strikers.
Inbetweeners girl. You are awesome :)
I live in Derry and by fuck am I British.
32 counties of Ireland 32!
Love your accent.
oh and why did you smile when you said word iron? And don t they say HOWS ABOUT YEE to say hi there ?
I am from coleraine to! And i moved to wiltshire this might sound weird but do u know teddy maher from the harbour chippy?
My surname is jackson and all my ancestors are from Coleraine
Is that near Newry, County Armagh. I was there in the early '70s, seeing relatives.
No- Newry's near the border, Coleraine is right up north nearer to the Antrim coast.
If you live on this island, you're Irish!