What accents do these English Premier League players have?
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- How do these top Premier League footballers speak? What accents do they have?
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Video Contents
0:00 - intro
1:08 - Trent Alexander Arnold
2:40 - Jack Grealish
4:51 - Phil Foden
7:16 - Kyle Walker
8:11 - My new online pronunciation course
11:13 - Mark Noble
12:35 - Harry Kane
14:01 - Bukayo Saka
16:15 - Andy Robertson
17:47 - Jordan Pickford
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*also quick typo correction - 'Bukayo Saka'
Enjoy the video y'all and let me know which non-British players you'd like me to analyse next time : )
Timo Werner :)
Mo Salah
As an Egyptian and I learn British English.. I would love for there to be videos about the pronunciation of the player Mohamed Salah “the Egyptian king.” I know that his British pronunciation is not good enough, but he is very popular in Liverpool and England
Virgil Van Dijk, Kevin De Bruyne, Kylian Mbappe
Hi Tom, my name is Lionel, I'm French and I've been learning English for the last 50 years or so and still learning! I don't have a typical French accent (fortunately) and my accent is somehow an international one given the various influences I had since the very early stages, let's say a British substract with many influences from American English (I lived in the US for a while) probably a bit of Canadian and other origins as I worked in many countries using English as a working language. Congrats on your videos that I find entertaining, fun and refreshing. I've learned a few expressions already! I particularly like your accents videos as for years now I've been trying to place English accents without much success. I have a few expressions that I like a lot: "by and large" and "(every) now and then/again" come to my mind and you may consider incorporating them as their meaning is not obvious at first
informative video! Thank you teacher!!
Hi Tom, that was so amazing that we have hundred accents in my country Iran like yours and as you said it must be my proud to speak in my region accent because that's part of me
It's always my interest to know about other countries especially UK and like to be there soon for my Phd program
Huge THANKS❤
Very very interesting as always, man. I learn so much with your videos. Thanks
This video was so helpful, I was doing a paper on Jordan Pickford's accent for a linguistics GE class and I'm surprised to have found something on the internet that talked about it. Thank you.
Awesome! So glad it was helpful for you mate : ) Good luck with your paper
Hi Tom. make a video about Jose Mourinho's accent. He's the special one and his accent must be special too...
Ahhh the special one! Ufff being a Spurs fan I'm going to find it challenging hehe but I'll try
@@EatSleepDreamEnglish You're the best
@LS channel You would think...
@@EatSleepDreamEnglish I am fan of Tottenham from Russia)
@@EatSleepDreamEnglish How's about Antonio Conte? He's been great for us
I would also like to suggest an accent video about Time Team, featuring the long-running regulars on the show. You could even link to their TH-cam channels for your viewers to watch, Time Team Classics and Time Team Official.
Time Team (and the way they visit local areas all over the UK) has been a really fun way to get familiar with lots of British accents that you don’t often see featured in movies or TV (or even on celebrities/public figures naturally). I am an American native English speaker and I enjoy the diversity of English accents and learning to identify them both in the UK and the US (and maybe would learn to speak with some one day).
Hi Tom, this was SO useful! Thanks
So glad you enjoyed it Dora! 🥳
Thanks Tom for this incredible video!
Amazing work on these videos mate cheers
Glad you like it John!
Fascinating, thank you!
Hi Tom!!!! This was an amazing video!!!!! You should also do videos about British reggae singers’ accents; like Maxi Priest, Macka B and Tippa Irie
excellent video as usual, Tom! I don't know much about football, but I love your videos about accents.
That's great Janeth, I'm really glad you found the content useful. Thanks for watching : )
Absolutely like these videos about football players' accents! I think I've watched last video about 10 times!!xD I'm a Leicester City fan and I really enjoy learning English with these kind of videos! Thank you Tom 🙌👍🏻
A video on aitch's accent would be interesting! really enjoy these videos
Hello Tom :) Thanks a lot for the video. This is what I love for practising :) Well, we also drop the h sound even in my own accent, in Turkish. İt's a very distinguishing feature for us that help others understand where we're from. By the way, our standard dialect is Istanbul Turkish, just like your received pronunciation. One last thing, could you please analyse the accent of Çağlar Söyüncü who is Turkish and plays in Leicester City?
Hi Techer Tom, I love your videos about accents. Could you make one with the series The Inbetweeners? Thanks in advance.
Tom is there anyway you could do a video on the accent in either Bournemouth, Plymouth or Bath? Thank you for all the great videos :)
I like the idea behind this video but I just wonder why you only talk about one particular feature on every accent and why you didn't choose those that are really distinctive for certain accents. E.g. what you talked about regarding Kyle Walker and the Yorkshire accent, the ʊ sound, you could say that about probably half of the English national team. It's not helpful to distinguish the Yorkshire accent at all, all it really does is tell you that someone is from the North of the country but that still leaves a lot of options. I think it would've been interesting, for the Yorkshire accent especially, to also look at TRAP/BATH words and ɪ or ɛ for words ending in -y.
Also, I think it might be helpful to keep the snippets of the players talking a bit longer so that it might be easier to catch a few distinctive features and get a 'feel' for the accent.
Very good mister Tom👍
Splendid work. May you upload some of your videos with their subtitled version?
Yes! I'll upload subtitles on Monday : )
@@EatSleepDreamEnglishMuchísimas gracias! Have a sunny and warm-hearted day
Please do more videos about the accent of English players it's so interesting to watch
Nice vid! Thanks. Would love a video on non British players as well!
Please make another video about César Azpilicueta's (Dave) accent, a blue-eyed, dirty blonde Spaniard with a charming smile who plays for Chelsea, he was born in Pamplona in 1989.
Tom, could you please analyze Lewis Hamilton's accent? I think it would make an interesting video as he has a great mix in his accent. I would be delighted
I'm a transcriber for football interviews and I've had to transcribe for Kyle Walker before...it was fun to transcribe for him!
Thank you Tom
You are very welcome Patty : ) Hope you enjoyed it
It would be nice if you could add the typical "ch" sound in a Ascouse accent, as in the word "back". :)
Hi Tom, discuss the accent used by Sir Paul McCartney because he is also from Liverpool and Scottish Sir Rod Stewart
Thanks again for this incredible video!
I really love these kind of videos!
When people are thinking of a British accent (mostly of America) they probably think of an RP accent, like Emma Watson’s accent.
I don’t think that many people in the UK are speaking like Emma. When I think of an British accent, my mind goes to Brummie!
Ohhh I love a strong Brummie accent!
I know that many people don’t particularly ‘’appreciate’’ the Brummie accent or it’s considered as an ‘’lower lever’’ accent?!?! But I would love to been able to talk like Jack!
I haven’t heard of the Macaam accent before!
I know that Jordan Henderson I’m also from Sunderland but I thought that he is speaking with a Scouse accent?! Am I wrong?
Maybe because he lives in Liverpool for many years??
My top favourite accents of England are
1. Brummie
2. Scouse ( *Liverpool* ✊🏻⚽️🚩🚩🚩)
3. Cockney
Could you do a video about the Welsh and Scottish accents?
I think in Edinburgh they have a softer accent in comparison with Glasgow…
Mackem 👍 There are so many accents in the UK. Travel 10kms and you will find a different accent. Someone spoke to me last week and said their favourite accents were Scouse and Brummie too :)
@@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS
Ohh so, it’s Mackem! Thank you!
Yes, I travelled some times in the UK and the accents had a lot of differences!
From town to town things are changing and this is incredible!
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@@Kolious_Thrace Yes, there is so much regional vocabulary that makes it difficult too. (I noticed you are Liverpool fan :) you may like my channel - I use football topics to teach English. I'm from Liverpool and a Liverpool fan).
@@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS oh great! I subscribed!
I’m not that sports fan, football either, but I only care about Liverpool!
I’m a avid Liverpool supporter!
Do you remember that game between Liverpool and Olympiakos? Olympiakos is a Hellenic club.
We gathered that night, all my family and friend to see the match. All of them were supporting Olympiakos and I was with my Liverpool scarf 😂😂😂
They said to me, this is a Hellenic team! You cannot support an English team!
And I was like, I would support Liverpool even if my brother of father were playing in Olympiakos!
When we won, all of them were grumpy and looked my like 😒😒😒
Hahaha I was like 🤩😎
@@Kolious_Thrace haha 😂 👏💪 I love that! Thanks for taking a look :)
Hi! Do Nottinghamians have an accent of their own? You know, I have relatives from there and I am struck by, for example, their pronunciation of the V in "give", almost like an F. Thank you! I have a lot of fun with your videos.
Good job
Which is right must have been or must had been for past tense
I feel like squashed like a sardines with those accents specially SCOUSE one😮
this is so interesting, can you do this to man united player next time?
Great video, Tom
But isn't he Bukayo Saka? Not Bakayo 14:12
Yes! I made a typo which I've amended in the pinned comment : )
Could you please tell what accent Scott mills speak with?
Make a video about Crouchy's accent please
When I’ve been to the states most Americans had no idea what I was saying may as well have spoken Japanese, I’m from the city of Norwich in the east of England with a very strong regional accent, also most of the girls wanted to know if knew the royal family or David beckham obviously I said yes 😉 I didn’t want to tell them I’m from a working class council estate in Norwich 😂
As an American, could someone please explain to me, what I’ve been wondering most of since I was old enough to hear the Beatles speak for the first time. How come so many British people lose their accent when they sing?
(Besides the Proclaimers, & the songs, “Cool for Cats” (by squeeze), & “Always Look On the Bright Side of Life”
Please do more videos about pl English football players
Can you make a video about Liverpool accent please
I’d be interested to know if Brits raised by parents who spoke with very different accents (for surely they’re allowed to date and marry in these modern times 😬) tend to choose one parent’s accent over the other, use both interchangeably, hybridize them, or simply speak the way the majority of their classmates did regardless of how many H’s were dropped at home. Cheers, mate, and congrats on your course! -Phill, Las Vegas
It’s an interesting thought. My friends in my hometown in California, whose parents are immigrants from the state of Gujarat, India, learned Gujarati, Hindi, and English in that order. They spoke Gujarati and some Hindi at home, and learned English once they entered school. Their parents speak English as well, with strong Indian accents, and the kids speak English with Californian accents extremely close or identical to my own. But they can imitate their parents’ Indian accent very, very well, and that is a trend I have noticed in a lot of people who have parents who speak English with strong accents!
Mine’s a mixture of my mum’s accent and my local one
I think it’s mostly the region you are from because you will be influenced by all of your classmates and neighbours etc. But I suppose some particular ways of saying things that stand out will be picked up on.
Tell about accents from midsommer murders tv series, its very interesting.
Good to know Tom that you're Spurs fan just like Tom Holland 👏
Brummy - associate with perky blinders
I am not asking for a footballer but...Doctor Who is on again. The Doctor has a new friend, Dan from Liverpool, (John Bishop) He had a line or two that I understood better having spent time on some accent videos. I am loving Dan's accent. Do John Bishop then.
He was brought up in Runcorn :) which is near Liverpool. He has features of a Scouse accent but it’s not authentic.
@@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS I noticed a word or two of what I guess is Cockney in with the Scouse.
I would love to see an analysis of English spoken by some players from African nations.
That would be really interesting Carolyn. Any particular players? Sadio Mane?
@@EatSleepDreamEnglish Mohammed Salisu, Moussa Djenepo, Thomas Partey, Daniel Amartey, Mohamed Salah, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Nicolas Pepe , Eric Bailly, Alex Iwobi , Kelechi Iheanacho, William Troost-Ekong , Edouard Mendy, Sadio Mane, Ismaila Sarr, Hakim Ziyech, Riyad Mahrez and Said Benrahma. (Definitely do the two southampton players XD)
I have a few questions about the course, is it going to be repeated? Will it be constantly available? Or is it a single course?.
Hey Gaby, I'm running this course from Monday 15th November for 6 weeks until 24th December. The next course will run in Feb 2022. Hope that helps : )
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Do Zinchenko's accent please
Yes, great idea. Looking forward to the non brit accent analyses.
Any suggestions Tiago?
@@EatSleepDreamEnglish yes, there are many foreigner coaches... Jurgen Klopp, Bielsa.. as well as Cristiano Ronaldo, maybe some french players, that would be interesting
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I thought it was a Pentatonix' new album
The most common feature in all these accents is the replacement of 't' with 'h'. That becomes thah, hit becomes hih, bottom becomes boh-om.
it's more of a glottal stop
Mr.Tom, What if we learn British Accent from Sidemen (British TH-cam Group)?
Sidemen Members (KSI, Miniminter, Zerkaa, TBJZL, Behzinga, Vikkstar123, W2S)
Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩
I understoot Harry kane phil foden roberstson grealish and bukayo saka but i strugled to undertand alexander anorld due to his accent this is the scouse the hardest accent to learn in the World 😅😅
The Emily accent 😃
Oho! There's an impostor in the thumbnail! :D
Btw thanks Tom. I always enjoy studying various accents. :)
Hahaha it's mean to call Phil Foden an imposter ; )
middle eastern speaking english don't have these english accents, for instance im arabic from birmingham but the way i pronounce my 'a' is the same as the youtuber's and not as Jack's. Mo salah speaking arabic, you can tell that he's arabic for sure,its very thick.
How about conor coady
Hi everyone!
Hey Gaby, first comment! Bravo!
harry kane also has a lisp, which makes his accent harder to analyze!
I speak RP English in a sub-continent accent - such an oxymoron 😂
Iam a big fan of you
Erling Haaland's accent would be interesting to know
How often do people tell you that you look like a young Willem Dafoe?
3 times a day, 6 days a week. For some reason no one tells me that on a Sunday.
Nice Tom, but you should know"Very Unique" is suspect English.
"Unique" is a superlative so doesn't call for "Very"... 🤔
Day 1 of asking Tom to analyze Lucifer (Tom Ellis) accent in the show
Cup up 😂😂😂😂😂
you’re fooling everyone with that clip from Foden.
He definitely doesn’t sound Mancunian at all
Bellingham and Grealish are peaky blinders
Robertson is the best also harry kane
PICKFORD PORRA, ÍDOLO, É EVERTON CARALHO
I wan jude Bellingham please
He's Brummie as well. Like Jack Grealish
The scouser isn’t influenced by Irish 😂😂😂😂😂😂 not that much Irish ppl moved to Liverpool and the accent doesn’t sound Irish and I’m from Ireland it’s more of a Scottish accent
BUkayo not Bakayo.
Yep, made a correction in the pinned comment above
Nope you must do British accents Dear Teacher , which is very important .