And they're both ethnic Chinese ..

​@@JosephOccenoBFHMalaysia not etnic chinese

@@JosephOccenoBFHMalaysians and singaporeans can tell the accents apart.

@@Kane_2001 Malaysia has 3 ethnic group which is Malay, Chinese, and Indian. So this one is definitely a Chinese!

​@@sukarap7754and cannot considered as Malaysia

yep

Very easy to guess! As easy as the Indian accent to me.

Maraming salamat po 😊😊😊

Not the most common though.

#4 uses collegiate accent, much different from the accent of politicians and the thick Filipino accent by the masses

Staged.

faxx

This is an American living abroad lol. Being a little knowledgeable is sorta required

and shes cute right?

Now arent you just stereotyping now?

but both of those countries also have multiple ethnic groups with quite distinct accents. so, that's difficult she got the region right haha not sure why she thought 3 is pakiszani though

The Malaysian one should be a pure Malay la haiyaaaa

The guesser was not familiar with Malaysian conversation.

@@lovindessky408 The Malaysian lady did not use "lah" or "can".

@@ThorNado24 bo ho sey la😆 they should invite someone who can speak both language malay&english fluently. Haiyaaa Here in Malaysia they mostly dont know how to speak malay fluently then claim themselve as a Malaysian and participated such program. They should be shame. We might be same as Malaysian but we malay and chinese is different whenever we speak english. She exposed english malaysia as chinese people not the nationality..Malaysia.

Yes. I thought the 3rd girl is Japanese. So Kawaii hahaha

i think cantonese is more well known in the US because most of their historical chinese americans are mostly cantonese or taishanese

@@xXxSkyViperxXx I live in the USA, most Asians get surprised if a nonAsian person even mentions Cantonese/Mandarin. They just say Chinese.

@@IOADESTOYER yeah but the usual "chinese" people think about there in the states seems to usually be historically cantonese or taishanese and now these days, mandarin cuz a lot of mandarin migrants there these days. the names of the chinese food there in the states are mostly in cantonese, like chop suey, dim sum, wonton, bok choy, kumquat, chow mein, yi mein, lo mein, etc.

@@xXxSkyViperxXx All those things, Chinese Americans think doesn't matter, non Asians in USA don't even know the existence if anything but Chinese.

Yeah it didn’t sound like Singlish at all. I would’ve guessed Japanese

⁠​⁠​⁠@@Mattmerrisonwhat do you mean? Singlish is a creole SG accent is an accent. Singaporeans don’t need to use Singlish to sound Singaporean.

Ya her accent is so not like most Singaporeans. The Malaysian girl spoken more like a Singaporean. Not surprising as both countries speaks English the same.

she sounds more like she spent her formative years in china… and with a name like jing…

The give away was the attempt to try to be clear with their pronunciation and everything goes wrong when they put an extra R at the end of words without a R OLIVIA not OLIVIER I agree there’s different accents within Singapore but I’ve noticed this trend even amongst the different accents

As Malaysia is predominately of 68% Malay-origin, they should invite a Malay-Muslim ethnicity girl to present "Malaysia", as a Malay girl's spoken English will be quite distinct because of the Malay-Austronesian Langue influences & accent. Although the Chinese-Malaysian accent is also quite distinct, but this girl who has grown up in Singapore will not be a very good sample representation for Chinese-Malaysian Accent English, for that matter. For the record as of 2022, Singapore is ranked number 1 in Asia for English proficiency, followed by Malaysia. And as for the last girl from Hong Kong, i was very impressed by her spoken English because she doesn't has the "Hongkie-Cantonese-accent" -- good for her.

but , malays is dominant population in malaysia

⁠@@nickgoh8947nope. She does have Hong Kong accent and it’s too obvious. Just because Singapore is ranked number one it doesn’t mean the whole nation speak the same way anyway.

So what if malay is the dominant race? You are just a racist anyway

@@tevikumares5022 of course if a singaporean learn and are quiet fluent in certain accent, they will sound different. but it's also correct that singaporean do have their own way on speaking english.

Completely agree .

India accent so funny 😂 like indo 😅😂

Filipinos are better than us Indians- as far as call center kind of services are concerned.

​@@emotionalIntelligence2078you are Muslim or mallu

​@@haikalshahalam1584Malaysia is joke

@@abcdefghi2302 Malaysia so nice country

Before that, they were reading prepared text. The test was supposed to detect accents.

The longer I live/work in the West the hard for me to distinguish Msian and Singapore accent.., esp the younger generation

Are you sure?! Please do some research before speaking lies! The only group of Filipinos who got that weird thick accent are the Tagalogs and the uneducated on es who learned English from the street! The rest speaks like perfect American accent!

I mean ALL OF THEM has accents that are strong. But you mean malay, singsporean, and hong kong'er have UNFAMILIAR accents.

@@we_want_SHINEE_worldtours because there is no Singaporean and Malaysian accent. Both places have many accents based on ethnic roots and generations.

really???hahahahahaha funny!!!

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​@@izzrafael2591 Hahahahahaaha 🤡😂🤡

@@izzrafael2591 What is there to laugh about? The reason for this is, India and the Philippines are on the top five English Speaking countries in the world today (as a second language, such as the Philippines has two languages, Primary is Tagalog and English is second, . The Philippines has been under the US since 1898. Some Asian countries go to the Philippines to learn English. I remember an English teacher of mine from the Philippines who said that she was one of the first teachers in English in Singapore. iThey hired many of them because Singaporeans did not know English then a few decades ago.

I’m from Hong Kong 🇭🇰:)

Chinese Hongkong

I got Hong Kong!

I’m not from Hong Kong 🇭🇰 (I’m from Philippines 🇵🇭) but I’m proud to finally have a representative from Hong Kong 🇭🇰❤

Exactly

When she said like is a dead giveaway basically for singaporean

Because it's not your first language no matter how good you are in English, it's their requirement and you just have to abide.

Only graduates from American universities and not British universities satisfy their English language requirements? And I thought that the English language originated from England and not the USA?

I'm a Malaysian, Cantonese tribe. Funny thing is, English is actually my first language. All other languages/dialects that I speak fluently, which includes Malay, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Hakka, they are all translated from English straight from my mind, as English is my thought-process. I had to take TOEFL/IELTS after my college days, for my application into UK/US universities. I ended up in US for my under/post grad.

As I had my education in the UK, I actually put English as my first language in an application to another American university. But as my citizenship was still Malaysian, they refused to accept that English was my first language and said that as a Malaysian, my first language was Malay! Go figure :) @@yskwong

we are are unqiue in our own accents!

Malaysia and Singapore speak English, Malay, Tamil, and English. #2 is from Malaysia and #3 is from Singapore, though their accents are different. Like Malay and mandarin influences.

Yeah all of these countries where at one point part of the British Empire and The Phillipines were controlled by the Americans after the Spanish were kicked out. I imagine Malaysians closer to the border sound more similar to singaporeans anyway.

Hard to distinguish between Malaysians, Singaporeans and Cantonese because they all have Chinese accent when speaking in English. It would be a bit challenging to guess India if a Pakistani was added to the mix. Filipino accent is way too unique among other English speaking Asian countries I can't think of a certain group of people from Asia that would sound the same as them.

@@darkmoney7762 Malaysians and Singaporeans don't have a Chinese accent and the Malaysian and Singaporean accents are actually very different to Chinese accents.

​@@user-jt3dw6vv4xGuess you're right. Perhaps I'm just more exposed to Malay-Chinese and Singaporean Chinese that it has become like my general perception of Malay and Singaporean English accents. And everytime I hear Chinese speak English, they pronounce sentences as if they don't have spaces which is what I also hear from Malay-Chinese and Singaporean Chinese.

She has Filipino neutral accent actually. But there is something in a Filipino accent that is easily recognizable.

​@@DaveChuaaOur plosives

​@@DaveChuaawell we Filipinos pronounce "A" like "UH" (ex. BAT is pronounced as BUT) and I think that's the most recognizable accent for a Filipino.

And aside from that, Filipino do also pronounce X like GZ for example EXIT is pronounced as EGGZIT😂

No one has a neutral accent. The Filipina here was quite good but not representative of English spoken by Filipinos.

Explain why she was educated in jurong primary school and grew up in Singapore? And explain why her surname Quah is only found in Malaysia and Singapore only?

yes...malaysian and singapore have the similar accent

@tevikumares5022 So it turns out that she’s actually a Malaysian who lived in Singaporean since a young age. But the accent is unmistakable. Chinese is her first language.

@@ABC-ed8cg exactly my point. Just because someone who speaks Chinese as her first language it doesn’t mean she is from China. Close to 29 percent of Singaporeans speak Chinese as their first language so who are you to judge anyway?

@@ABC-ed8cg and she is now a Singaporean citizen not Malaysian citizen anymore

The thing that sets it apart from all the other accents in this group is that it's distinctly AMERICAN. Philippine English is based on (General) American English, as a former American colony, and it is distinctly rhotic (the R is pronounced before consonants). It is most similar to the English accents in the Pacific Islands. In contrast to India, Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong, which are based on (RP) British English as former UK colonies. They are non-rhotic (the R disappears before consonants, so words like "farm" would be pronounced like "fahm").

No it is not neutral. It is quite distinctive

The way she said "stare'' the consonants and vowels

@@jisookruzat What are you even talking about. That's exactly how "stare" is pronounced with a General American accent, which again, is what Philippine English is based on. In BRITISH English, it becomes something like "steh".

@@AngryKittens you wouldn't get it

I’ve been wanting to hear Cantonese on the channel so now I’m excited!

Cantonese sounds like Vietnamese so the girl's first guess was pretty close

Cantonese does not have a longer history that is disingenious. What you mean to say is Cantonese retains more of the original sounds of Middle Chinese. Mandarin is also an evolution of Middle Chinese, but is the dominant one spoken in the North China Plain. Yue aka Cantonese only split off and diverged from the North China Plain during the Song to Yuan Dynasties from Middle Chinese. In a way, it would be more accurate to say Mandarin is older than Cantonese if we were to carry on with this line of thinking, as Cantonese split from Middle Chinese in 1000 ad approx. Tl;dr: You cannot say Cantonese is older than Mandarin as they both share the same roots. It is however true Cantonese is like a FOSSIL for what Chinese used to sound like.

@@sw36jl Cantonese does have longer history and also keeps more characteristics of ancient Chinese. The earliest record would be the time that Qin Shi Huang conquered the Baiyue and brought the ‘Yayan’ (so-called authentic Chinese at that time) there. Another significant period would the time that of the Upheaval of the Five Barbarians（304-316). Many people, especially the rich people and the scholars ran from the north to the south. These people were relatively insistent about their traditions, cultures and language. They bulit walls to surround their homes and intentionally isolated themselves from the others. To a certain extent, these made ancient Chinese was well kept in the Southern China than the Northern China. It eventually mixed with some local dialects and developed into Cantonese. On the other hand, the language in the Northern China (or the Central plains) was merged with many other languages of the Barbarians because of wars, immigrations, etc. And then eventually become Mandarin that people speak nowadays. To be fair, none of them can be called the Authentic Chinese’ but they do develop from the same origin. However, Mandarin is mixed with other languages dialects more than the Cantonese does. So it would be more interesting to study Cantonese if you are intrigued how the ancient Chinese sounds.

I speak Cantonese, i'm from Hong Kong. I hate mainland mandarin. But just stop these Cantonese propaganda. We love our language. But language is language. Average hong konger don't know much about the language, stop pretend like you know Cantonese is better. What if someone proves that Hakka is objectively better than Cantonese? Make similar to the "real Chinese" "more traditional" "kept the most traditional phonetic features so it's the best for 唐詩" Do we all just switch to Hakka and dump Cantonese? We love Cantonese because we grow up speaking it. And Hong Kong had its best time with its cultural export. That's it.

Nope. No 3 was educated in jurong primary school and grows up in Singapore and she may have spoken singlish but she decided to change her English to make everyone understand her. No 5 on the other hand sounds very Hong Kong.

@tevikumares5022 Stop spreading your lies everywhere. #3 is from Malaysia and she moved to Singapore. She definitely speaks Malaysian mandarin at home which explains her weird twang. No Singaporeans speak like that. Singaporean mandarin sounds different from Malaysian mandarin so even mandarin-speaking Singaporeans don’t sound like that when speaking English.

Agree #3 was a horrendous choice. And that cutesy voice is OMG 🙄.

Ya, number 3 is a bad choice to represent singaporeans.... -.-

Lol that is more fitting for Malaysia

so stupid bitter haha LMAO

​@@izzrafael2591what n why bitter, merely a suggestion 😅oh come on

Actually the Singapore sounds more like a prc turned Singaporean accent..

@@Gpower188 n her name was jingx2? Some giveaway there

Are you an American? I heard shootout

Work on getting an Italian accent.

If you mean by distinct is recognizable nobody can argue with that if comparing the two nationality by thier accent. Filipino has more docile tongue compare to Indians who are more rigid.

​@@giwibrion3356That's true!

That’s because she is not one of the “most Singaporean chinese”.

From China probably

@@kittypinkee nope. She wasn’t even born there. She attended primary school in Singapore and grows up in Singapore

The plain and simple truth is this tevikumares account and jennylawrence are both her and she is a foreigner going around masquerading as a Singaporean then trying to bash anyone who calls her out.

Really? You are seriously in denial actually. jennylawrence even asked me the language I typed and you dare to accuse me?

I couldn't agree more

I thought she was Chinese

def from china

That’s because you think you guys know better when clearly not every Singaporean is going to speak the same accent anyway.

if singaporean speak eloquently it will sound like Jing not the normal Singlish

She seems like a linguist

Honestly, its quite hard to tell apart the Malaysian and Singaporean english accent, they're really quite similar. The shortened words and the flow are very close. When I travel, its easy to recognise a Malaysian or Singaporean when they start speaking, but gets more difficult pin pointing which of these two countries they are from. Infact, just listen to the question asking about their favourite colour, you can clearly tell no.3 was speaking either Singlish or Manglish, no other two countries speak this way.

Indeed

@@4b1dd3n quite different, eg the "for us" singaporean pronounced as for ahs, while malaysian pronounced as for erhs.

You should give an example of free-reign Singlish, Kenneth😄

​@@psoon04286when #3 was describing what colour she liked, the sentence just give way. That's such a common way of informal speaking in Singapore

Tell them to speak in mandarin and it will become clear very fast... they both have unique terms native to Malaysia and Singapore..

Actually, English-educated Chinese-Malaysians and Mandarin-educated Chinese-Malaysians have different accents.

No 3 doesn’t sound Singaporean at all. Heck, the Malaysian sounds more Singaporean than her. How sure are we the producers got it right?

well if they are born in the US, that would make them US citizens

@@kbar6644 And speaking American accent if they're raised there

With all due respects, I have seen many Singaporean Chinese using pinyin given names and not every Singaporean Chinese is going to speak the same accent anyway

Actually, a lot of young Chinese singaporean given names are pin-yin based. For instance, their surname can be "Ng" which is a Cantonese sounding surname, but their given name is in Pin-yin, which is based on Mandarin.

To me she sounds like she’s the 2nd or 3rd generation of her family who migrated from China. Probably studied in a Chinese school and doesn’t interact much with other races when growing up.

I literally call my Singaporean born friend Jing LOL

And by the way please explain why she was educated in jurong primary school and grew up in Singapore and her surname Quah is only found in Malaysia and Singapore?

Umm no ...Indian and Pakistani does not have same accent

@@garimasuhani7227 A lot of them do though

​​@@garimasuhani7227 It's mostly the same as North Indians. Watch cricket commentary, you can't distinguish it if you don't know them.

​@@farukhsheikh5790no it's not as north I am telling you we don't sound like that

​@@farukhsheikh5790No Pakistanis have a lot more Western/posh accent. We do not talk alike.

Explain why she was educated in jurong primary school and grew up in Singapore?

And that’s cos #3 is actually from Malaysia but moved to Singapore. She definitely speaks Malaysian mandarin at home which explains the weird twang. Singaporean mandarin is different from Malaysian mandarin. Hence, even with the interference of a strong Chinese accent, the English from mandarin-speaking individuals from both countries will sound different.

Yes, you are right about the way people pronounce 'can't' in English, In Australia and UK it is pronounce as can't but in US it pronounce as can t.

that's a normal thing in singapore/malaysia

@@rikiyaaragakino it isn’t.

likely born and spent formative years in china

@@InfernoXV it's normal, because a lot of singaporean/malaysian didn't use local language as well, they use english with another, and their native language in the same community

The people whose mother language is Mandarin have same accent

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Ano ito squad? Temporary employee lang sila

Maraming salamat po sa suporta! 😊

@@sarang_anica7040 Hi Anica. Enjoy your stay in Korea! 😃

And that’s cos #3 is actually from Malaysia but moved to Singapore. She definitely speaks Malaysian mandarin at home which explains the weird twang. Singaporean mandarin is different from Malaysian mandarin. Hence, even with the interference of a strong Chinese accent, the English from mandarin-speaking individuals from both countries will sound different.

Wtf is racist about stating what their expression about foreign English language. Gtfo with your woke nonsense. Everything is snowflakes and sensitive with you all!

"we can construct an English language with perfect grammar" Funny how you claim this but prove yourself wrong at the same time.

Hahahaha! Your paragraph is even flawed.

@@bukojoetheslapsoils8273 I live in the US half of my life and most Americans think they speak English better compared to other nationalities. The reason I think is because they were born in U.S. and they have this belief that no matter what they say it is a perfect English. I myself is not good in grammar when it comes to verbal English but I still can compare someone speaking grammatically good English. Here it comes.......most Americans suck in English. Peace.

Explain her surname Quah which is only found in Malaysia and Singapore only? And not to mention there are older generations of Singapore can't speak English let alone Singlish

Yeah. With the bobblehead.✊

​@@amaliahmontefalcodelmoral651 you can hear a gesture ?

@@amaliahmontefalcodelmoral651 atleast their bobbleheads are more real than your face

I know that Scottish Welsh the 2 Irish all have different accents

No, hongkonger raised up in Hong Kong does not has British accent because of the Cantonese accent is very strong. They have to train the tongue muscles to change the accent. ( I’m hongkonger🇭🇰)

@@TheETchild I'm HKers too and you didn't understand what I meant. There're certain words in English that ppl say and you can tell if it's UK accent or US accent. For example the words "can't"( you can google it yourself if you want to know the differences) Also there're certain words in English used in HK like 'lift', 'flat', 'rubbish bin' or 'rubber' which are words that is more common to use in the UK. On the contrary US will say 'elevator', 'room', 'trash can', 'eraser'. So even though that lady in the video had prominent Cantonese accent, I can hear the British accents ones in between.

@@pandayy8865 back, black, beck, bad , bed, bat, bet 👈🏻 HKers tongue speak these words are in a same pronunciation.

@@TheETchild ok

I think you meant the word choice/type of English rather than the accents. I do think HK people have distinctive Cantonese accents but definitely not British accents 😅, I actually can hear similar accents from people originate from Cantonese speaking regions. the words used however, are British English, just like how Indians use it too because they were colonized by British before.

How do you explain her surname Quah which is only found in Malaysia and Singapore only? How do you explain many Singaporean Chinese have Chinese names in pinyin? And how do you explain many older generations of Singapore don't speak English or even Singlish? And how do you explain less than half the population of Singapore speak English as their first language?

Yea coz she's actually a new citizen originally from Malaysia, doesnt speak English as her first language.. her accent already formed before she migrated to Singapore, that's why she doesn't sound Singaporean..

Drew-es7hy the audacity of someone who created too many YT accounts just to bash her when clearly she is way more successful than you so it's you who is being sour about her instead

@@Drew-es7hy Sudahlah bikin urang meradang masih mau bikin jua? Kuyuk palui bakurap nada keraja bisai lagi kah?

@@tevikumares5022 lol bashing her? In what way am I bashing her? All I and another commenter said is that her accent is not typical Singaporean. That's not an insult! What is there to be sour about? I don't know her, and have nothing against her. Why would I create accounts just to bash a stranger? Are you assuming that just because a few people have different opinions than you that they must be coming from one person with multiple accounts? I shared my own honest opinion and there isn't an ounce of malice in it. Go show this video to other Singaporeans. I bet you 9 out of 10 people would agree with me. Just because her accent is not Singaporean doesn't mean I am saying she isn't one if that's what you are misinterpreting. Accent ≠ Nationality. I am completely flabbergasted at your comment.

Keep on making excuses up cause people already know who you are and the comments here which is less than 2000 out of 5,600,000 proves that you are making this up to make yourself feel better when clearly you are just the very same person who got busted using the original account and then deleted it then used another account to use the same reply so enough with your insecurity already. In fact using two accounts replying here proves so

#3 is actually from Malaysia but moved to Singapore. She definitely speaks Malaysian mandarin at home which explains the weird twang. Singaporean mandarin is different from Malaysian mandarin so even with the interference of a strong Chinese accent, the English from mandarin-speaking individuals from both countries will sound different.

Singaporean Mandarin is different from Malaysian Mandarin? Or you just happen to be bad in mandarin? At least she grew up in Singapore most of her life

At least she can speak English unlike many older generations of Singapore can’t speak English let alone singlish

At least she can speak english unlike many older generations of Singapore can't speak english let alone singlish