Yes we do

British Texans

Yes we do. And we LOVE Australia! And Australians!

I do

To me it's a HELL YEAH!

Geoffrey Wilson it’s the most exaggerated accent, therefore it’s the easiest to imitate.

Like for sure, gag me with a spoon 😎

Thats not a valley girl accent tho. That’s a rich white girl accent. No one here in the valley sounds like that bcuz we all talk ghetto asf😂

Yet American’s go-to Australian accent is “throw another shrimp on da barbie”.

@@seanriley1603 Or "good day mate"

Chris Duane your not funny

@@thicclasagna287 no one asked

CaptinRainbowz 26 the person who deleted their reply before mine did

I was thinking the northeastern accent if Australians spoke American.

@@majencia2003 well luckily it is also the most attractive to foreigners.

Johnny2Thumbs if the interviewer was Australian himself, I bet he’d get a different response.

Realtrach Zegoda if the interviewer was Australian himself he would get a different response.

Uh...

@Sgt Unadvised if the interviewer was Australian himself I bet he'd get a different response

Megan P what just happened

Bro sounded Canadian when trying to do an American accent (which is technically an American accent just not one of the ones this guy was asking for most likely)

Nacho The Drowned Legend bro i was thinking the same thing 😭 he sounded like how people sound here up north

I read this as he said that wtf....

Don’t you just love being told that we’re not phonetically offensive. Especially when you have a mix between a southern accent and a more (would it be Californian? Idk) accent and you do sound phonetically offensive to most other Californians.... oh wait, have I been rambling? Apologies

Morgan Freeman what up Morgan Freeman? are you free now?

I think it's because we speak more pronounced 🤔

I thought so too. Then I listened to Herman's Hermits singing "Henry the Eighth I Am".

SKOOKM Yes, my thoughts exactly.

This is because there is no such thing as an “American Accent” scientifically speaking. It is simply the lack of an accent. Every other English speaking country is the one with the accent. That’s why when you sing really loud or yell in English you sound American because you have no choice but to sound as natural as possible

@@c_lowe15 This is incorrect. The reason everyone sounds American is due to how much syllables are stressed and elongated while singing. So you lose a lot of the finer details you get from most regional accents. Which just happens to be how the general American accent sounds, since it's very neutral and straightforward.

Is that the turtle?

@@Ace-mw9pm yes

@@Meg-hs1zy Do people from N. Carolina and S. Carolina sound similar? I dated a girl from S. Carolina and loved her accent!

@@Meg-hs1zy I need to visit the Carolinas! That Southern accent sounds really nice to my SoCal surfer dude ears!

That's a pretty high honor

Bawstan

Masshole

Chowdah

they’re probably thinking midwest

Mach1320 I really think they just mean the not-Southern “general” American accent

Listen indian people talking

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r7tiqs51ks3Gqn0.html What we sound like

If you ever move away from America for an extended period (say a couple of years) and don't hear it often, you will be shocked at how strong you find it when you return to America.............That will give you a rough idea

Live outside the country for a few years & those "ears" will develop rather quickly. After I moved from Ohio & heard an Ohioan speak for the first time, I realized even they/we do have accents.

@@seanjordan850 strong? Explain

Yeah, I'd say mid-south, as Aussie's don't have the 'drawl' of the deep south

Kain Shannarra , more like Arizona to west Texas.

I'm insulted

Not a big fan of the British accent, but the Australian accent is far more enjoyable to listen to.

You've noticed that too.

Yup!

😂😂😂😂 👍🏽

TheChicken 9 pops fireworks

‘Murika

TheChicken, Don't be a bore.

Hahahaha. Out of the different American accents he could have went with, he went for that one. I was actually kinda surprised when he did 😂😂

Spend some time in New York and you’ll hear some people actually talk like that lmao

I found that one funny. He went for the stereotypical first/second generation Italian-American accent.

@@howardbaxter2514 it's not an Italian accent though. It's not even related to Italian. It's a New York accent

Gabriella Tazelaar lmaooooo this was so funnyy

hahaha

Oh my GOD YOU JUST CAME FOR MY NECK LMAO

Cleurrr yer a muhrmayed!!!! Yew cahnt sweeeemm

LMAOOOO THIS WOULD BE ME 😫😂😂😂 "RICKEE, AIMMA, CLEOR"

I'm from Cincinnati what you think of the city

REPOSTING THE ENTERTAINMENT I totally dig Cincinnati!!! I miss Skyline Chili, La Rosas pizza, Frisch’s Big Boy’s and Hardee’s!!! I totally love The Nati!!! I did see The Dammed play in a club there back in the day.

I'm from LA. When I travel in America, everybody is all impressed or jealous by that.

I’m from Kentucky! Well I also grew up in New York so everyone here is always like “Are you from New York?”

KittySnicker When I was in N.KY/Cincinnati, my girlfriend at the time who was born and raised in the area spoke with more of an Ohio accent with her peers, but when she was with her family it was full blown Kentucky.

Infantryman, Airborne yes they might be able to tell the difference between New York and North Carolina, but they both still fall under “American accent.”

@@JamesPrime1 Yes... but the California Accent is going to either collapse into the Ocean or become it's own Nation ANY DAY NOW and THEN it will not be an American Accent once again. Can they even tell the difference between Candadian Accents and Californians IF... 1) you don't let the Canuckians say EH or ABOOT or Talk about Money or how Milk is served in a Sack etc ALSO no Hockey or otherwise Winter Olympics Talk and IF... 2) the Californicators are not allowed to talk about Oceans/Beachs, Swimming, Surfing, Water Sports, Drugs, Musicians the Movie/Television Industry or Politics NO WAY. Not under proper scientific test standards. FAIL. Nonsense FTW.

The thing is the southern American accent and Northern American accent sound completely different while people from different parts of Australia are all using a variation of cockney. It's really not the same. If they can't hear the difference that's honestly weird. Or can they here it and just call them both American accents?. I get that they are all American accents but it is confusing to an American we aren't a tiny island like england or mostly desert like Australia. We are as big as Europe. We have 400 million documented citizens not counting undocumented ones. Australia as 26 mil. It's like comparing Madagascar to all of southern Africa. Your saying the Americans are getting confused but that's because we don't even slightly understand the lens other countries puts on America because we are all so different and our country is huge for being part of the English empire. It'd be more accurate to compare a single state to a country like Australia with such a small population. Also in America we are big on not grouping people together who don't want to be. Aka Yankee and southern Americans haha. A city boy in Australia vs someone on the outback is a huge difference in accent. That's the same in America. In ever single state. Not just the whole country haha. Btw I'm not upset or anything we just like to share our culture and well correct people if they are looking at it the wrong way haha. We aren't shy

I loved the video. I actually like watching these types cause it is interesting to hear other countries say their fascination with OUR accents, when we say the same of theirs! I myself love the Australian accent and hope to go their one day so its funny to see what parts of America they recognize(the South, Northwest, New York). Nice job!

James Prime Dozens? I can only pick out like 6 American accents... shows what I know, lol. But yeah most of us talk basically the same, and that’s reflected in most of our media, shows, movies, etc. You’re completely fine saying “American accent”, and the majority/common one should be assumed, so there’s no need to specify.

Hahahaha I thought that too 😂😂😂

That’s not how Italians talk. That’s a New York/ New Jersey accent.

imarielmermaid is that your final answer?

James Prime I’m Italian and most of my family doesn’t really talk like that. Most likely because we’re from the north. He went for a more southern type of thing. Correct me if I’m wrong please! I haven’t been near a southern italian yet so i don’t exactly know 😅

Melon Moon oh well thank you probably have way more Italian accent exposure than I have ever gotten in my life! There aren’t many Italians where I’m from 🤣

Is this the Krusty Krab

@@ft5821 No, this is Patrick

@@Ardent761 hmm. Is this the Krusty Krab?

Exactly what i was thinkin if only they knew how fucking hilarious their voices are

American accent is weird

Yea that Bronx accent...🙅🏽‍♂️

Facts dead ass word to my mother B

I live in Kentucky but everyone here can tell I grew up in New York lol. It only really flares up when I’m mad though.

I disagree. New York accent is probably my favorite American accent. And Jersey 😶

@@lilcupc4k3s Shivers..... ugh. I can't stand those accents.

I had an Australian foreign exchange student. Let me tell you they are not like Americans when it comes to other countries. We love to travel and see new countries. My own exchange student felt the need to bash America every chance he got instead of enjoy the trip. Kind of sad. Some ausies have a complex about Australia.

Jacksundevil then why’d he even come here? Must have been annoying...

They're just in denial of their own way of speaking?

@@jaxon19kira I don't think I could have dealt with that.

Jacksundevil i had a german exchange student and he was the same way it was annoying as hell

Taylor San Nicolas but what if i do have a valley girl accent bc im from said valley where the accent comes from

I feel like they don't even know what a valley girl is 😂

J P Most people in the Valley don’t even have that accent.

It's because of pop culture. And its a super old reference too. Also, thats dude thought he was being funny. He was being obnoxious.

@@TheBlashMusic it cracks me up. I don't have a accent anymore. I was born in NYC and used to have an accent but moved to the Nor Cal Valley area when I was a kid so I lost my New Yorker accent. But when I contact friends or family they all expect me to sound like I'm from Clueless. And I have to say "wrong Valley."

Dreams of Kaia hahah yea I give’m credit for trying. I think some of them did alright tho. I remember shooting this and to warm them up to the idea I gave them my best Australian accent and it was traaaaaaaassshhhh 😂😂😂 I think I did so bad that it gave them a little bit of a confidence boost lol.

I thought the guy in the black hoodie nailed it. If have thought he was American if I didn't know otherwise. The rest were, indeed, trash.

Bonner Alexander Except he did a Canadian accent eh 😂

Try to say “Good eye might” with out an Australian accent lol

Australias thinks the same thing when americans make that sterotypical aussie accent aswell. We dont all sound like crocodile dundee but i have learnt to accept that americans cant do aussie accents.

Topher Hendrickson Canadians do the same thing.

That called upspeak...or something like that.

@@rachelnh2078 I’m american and I do that too haha and I never realized I do that

@@Sonicxis4ever what state are you from?

I know, right?!? I used to listen to this podcast featuring an Australian and that lilt in just about all sentences just began to wear on me. I was like "mix it up a bit there."

I always get a kick out of it 😂

I'm from North Macedonia and the Standard American is the only English I can speak. I enjoy listening to the Kentucky and Texas accents/dialects though, just for the fun of it.

No Name lol it didn’t even sound like it, I still heard some Australian sounding words :/

Ikr, i thought they sounded “normal” for a bit

Your emphasis on vowels is annoying.

People's imitations of other country's accents are always funny. Not just because of what they get wrong but also because of what they get right.

Yeah, don't get hard on yourself.

@@ercoleization I don't know how you would possibly get that impression from what I said. Unless you have a dirty mind.

@@AJ-ox8xy I think you are taking what I said out of context and and are now prepared to offend me. I was simply empathising with you because you are of the opinion quote; that "none one genuinely likes the American accent" I merely suggested that you are overreacting and to be kind to yourself, Any other interpretation you make suggests that "you" have a dirty mind and clearly was not my intention .

Herc Genovese they just misunderstood what you wrote, and by not realizing that or rather, acting appropriately in understanding their confusion, further aided the conflict.

I actually like the Southern Accents and the Northeastern accents like Maine.

RippinZombies RIP STEVE THE 🐐

I 💛 steve

It also makes me think of Paul Hogan Crocodile Dundee 🐊🦘

Can the US do the Sydney accent

@@johngolder2216 Most can

Bandit Deluxe you mean the men

MaszMaster what’s the difference?

Bandit Deluxe because sailors love other men?

@@MaszMaster we can and will "love" anything that can't run away fast enough

I'm sure they're just thinking about Boomhauer from King of the Hill.

@@erskinepatton3247 thats not southern thats Texan

@@liammcdowell2618 how is that a Texas accent?

It's really not, I dont know why people think this. I'm from georgia and my aunts especially talk 90 miles an hour.

@@maggiethedruid9010 Isn't Texas considered the south?

if only we could get a good Gambit

jude rodriguez Aussies and Cajuns would easily get along with each other because they love their crocs 🐊

Mas yah sha

@@agentofchaos1820 Aussies have crocs, Cajuns have gators.

If it is New Orleans, they will think it is New York. Trust.

Wow thank you so much!!! That makes me feel awesome 🤗🤗

what about pommie accents,I can,t stand them

@@plymouthtoleedsonaxchst9537 I love it reminds me a bit of Adelaide in a way

Why thank you. As a southerner I find Aussie accents fascinating as well.

Thanks for stopping by Obi-Wan

Infantryman, Airborne I can’t do a New York accent to save my life! Every time someone asks me to try one, I end up doing a Boston one😂😂

Obi-Wan Kenobi ay I’m an Irish Italian New Yorker

Ur my hero

Glad you liked it! Thanks Dan 👍🏽

Wait fuckin' really? God damn. I did not know that.

I believe the population of Australia is about the same as that of Los Angeles.

@@susieoneil5706 los Angeles has about 4 million people. Australia has 25 million. If you count the Los Angeles metro area it goes up to 13 million but still not equivalent.

@@zachperez8937 And 30 percent of Australia's resident population were born overseas so the actual population that has an Australian accent is smaller than you might think.

Yeah i don't think shrimp are big in Austria.

@@Name-kd5jj what about strudels?

CLASSIC! Never tire of watching that!

@@Name-kd5jj Mate I'm sorry to inform you that it's prawns

@@sdrawkcabsisiht6319 whoosh!

That’s what I have. 😬

Nah New York accent

dani - darlin, you are sweeter than strawberry wine. bless your heart (the good "bless your heart" ya'll)...don't be jumpin' to conclusions, aight...

I'm originally from Indiana but moved to Florida when I was 10 and my accent is a mix of southern and midwestern

Which one? Creole, cajun, Texan, Northeast Texan?

Hey thanks man I really appreciate that! I always try to at least make my videos solid even if people don’t watch. Thanks for watching this!

That’s awesome I’m glad you enjoyed them! Thanks for checking them out 🙋🏽‍♂️

Fritz Heydrich Yeah because there is absolutely no Yiddish influence in New York-everybody in Crown Heights talks like Joe Pesci, sure.

I think he's thinking of the stereotypical Emily-Richard-Gilmore-Transatlantic accent. The one that we associate with posh elocution, but actually was adopted because its nasally as hell and punched through shitty radios during the early to mid 20th century. It became synonymous, through the radio and theatre, as the accent of "important" people, so, it just kind of hung around, even though it's actually a mutt dialect that's sonically the worse of both the New England and British accent. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fdamkqyctMW-cok.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLKEYLaCuqi2dKs.html This is what foreigners think a Transatlantic accent sounds like, because actors, like Cary Grant, used a Transatlantic accent and Cary Grant was sexy: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o56crdySssCRnXU.html This is what the Transatlantic sounds like when the guy on the street uses it: Ever heard of Inspector Gadget? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bs1pqa9ilqm2lWw.html

@@IAm-qf2xb yes, I agree. But that hard New York accent is a Italian dialect. Yiddish sounds closer to German. In Pennsylvania many of the Jews did speak Yiddish as the crown heights neighborhood. But it was abondoned about 100 years ago, as was German. Most Pennsylvanians spoke German and had German schools. What I am saying is those ethnicities in those regions shaped the overall accent. Crown Heights citizens keep to themsleves. It has to be a widespread population to shape the language.

then explain the southern accent :/

@@happytheducky It's the English accent that was lost over time, because many Brits chose to move to the South.

Jonathan M Australia is very connected to the UK and also there are a large immigration from there too

@@moshesierra6849 not really Australians despise the British.

Tatsu Viper I don’t think so I lived in Australia They dislike the Americans

Nah I'm Aussie and I like the Americans. Don't really have any beef with any nationalities actually. Although, I personally don't think the Irish are as funny as they think they are, but that's just my opinion :D

@@moshesierra6849 I have rarely met an Australian that didn't like Americans and vice versa. I can understand 98% of what Australians say... I can only understand 60-70% of Brits.

Thanks for watching it m fox 👍🏽

Brooke :/ when I first got to Australia I had hard time separating the Australian accent vs the British accent. Some Australians have a really soft accent that makes them sound almost British. I could only tell the difference from someone who had a very thick Australian accent. After awhile, I eventually got used to it and now I can tell an Australian accent a mile away.

Almost all of the Texans ive heard sound just like northern Californians. That's probably just in the bigger cities though, I can imagine rural Texans sound way different.

"and we sound completely different to brits" lol love how you snuck that one in there. Dont worry, I still wont be able to tell the difference between a Brit and a Aussie. I normally just roll the dice and hope for the best. Maybe use some deductive reasoning to increase my 50/50 odds if I can. But honestly, I'm just winging it 🤣

@@Sisteelin That is precisely the case.

Lol you do not have similar accents to Texans. I was born and raised there. I also had 6th grade Teacher from Tasmania. She just sounded like British person who grew up in the country and looked liked one too. Much more down to earth though than a British person. That's basically what Australians are or were though so. As for the LA bit we ll sadly that's just how it is there. It's superficial and uber narcissistic due to proximity to Hollywood. It permeates all of SoCal but LA is the epicenter of it all.

That was our plan comrade.

@@Name-kd5jj ..

@@Name-kd5jj *ALL HAIL THE SOVIET UNION* **soviet anthem play**

DALLAS

Yee Yee 💪

Does it count if I’m a Texan at heart? I would like nothing more than to live in Texas. Been trying to convince my hubby to move us to TX for 14 years. He lived in San Antonio for a few years before we met (and loved it), but doesn’t want to move us and the kids away from family. :-(

Howdy howdy howdy

Houston 🤙🏽

Old British pronounced there r's in the end

No

No??

sophiew do a little research and you’ll see

The area in which I live have very similar speaking habits to Americans, not everyone speaks in rp here. (Look up somerset accent)

I find it hard to decipher

Thank you for watching it Lamb Chop 👍🏽

Hahahah you’ve indoctrinated them 😂😂

Bryt3 hahaha I didn’t even notice that!

Umm kay I appreciate that! Thanks for watching it. I’m hoping to make some more similar stuff like this

OatMello DiOdolo Good eye!

Ayyyyeeeeeeeee nailed it

ARMOREDx FORCEZ snoypa

I Am YES

“You’re always foreign and exotic to someone.” Ain’t that the truth. It’s even more bizarre when you come back home after a long period of time and you still feel like an outsider, but everything is familiar to you.

We should be embracing our regional accents as well.

BabyCece I remember back in high school I would try to look up what other countries thought about Americans. But KZfaq was wayyyyyy different back then so there wasn’t much. Now that I’m older and I always try to make videos like this when I go traveling. My younger self would appreciate it 👍🏽

NorthEast states are the Only and Orginal America, everyone else are transplants and ex-confederates hiding in plain sight...

To be fair, it's incredibly hard to do an Australian accent well. Even I can't do it, and I'm Australian

pineapple jester I prob couldn’t even tell the difference between British and Australian tbh XD basically all the same to me

@@pineapplejester7191 I can say good day mate and "in the wildlife" perfectly in an aussie accent lol! But that's it

im already so deep into my australian accent that i can’t get rid of it

As an Australian, British and Aussie accents are COMPLETELY different. Like when Aussies hear someone from England or New Zealand its like WOAH.

You'll be disappointed when you actually meet them.

@@firebat6612 wat?

duckcluck123 some of the best people I’ve ever met!

James Prime I was going to ask you James I am from Ohio what’s the difference between Australia and New Zealand?

I feel like New Zealand and Australia are very similar to how America and Canada are. Very similar in ways, but unique enough to be able to differentiate the two. I think Australia was a bit more laid back compared to New Zealand. I think Australian food is better than New Zealand’s, but not by much. New Zealand is very small so you could see pretty much all there is to see in a month or two depending on how much time you’d like to spend in each place. New Zealand is incredibly beautiful nearly anywhere you go. Australia has heaps more land, which isn’t as scenic as New Zealand, but there are some BEAUTIFUL places in Australia. I think New Zealand treats their indigenous population better. I could go on and on, but those are just a few things off the top of my head.

James Prime that’s awesome man definitely Ireland and Poland and New Zealand are on my list of places to travel how do you like living in New Zealand? I actually been to Canada a long time ago when I was a kid Canada people are very nice and friendly I live in Youngstown Ohio.

Bobbi Stevens thanks Bobbi. Happy to hear you liked it. Can’t believe it’s been nearly a year since I made it! I remember talking to these people like it was yesterday!

Word!

Big Hoss America is a continent not a country

@@carlingas666 No. South America is a continent and North America is a continent. Big Hoss obviously meant the United States of America, which is usually shortened to tje U.S. or America. If you're going to try and be a smart ass, atleast be smart.

Colton Krum America is not the name of a country it’s the name of a continent. Get it straight toothless wht trsh

carlos alvarez there’s two America’s and usually the United States of America is shortened to America

Elizabeth LeBeau you need a real education because you were falsely educated. You need to reread the name of this country and look up its name. It’s not America.

Well, the South and Australia were populated predominately by Irish and Scots in the 17th century, sooo that's probably more accurate than you think.

@@IggyTthunders that makes a lot of sense, it's probably because I live with the accent and speak with one so I don't really hear it

@NotJo Please. Explain.

@NotJo My understanding about the Southern dialect is that the South, besides boasting the oldest colony, Virginia, also boasts the oldest *penal* colonies in America, which were replete with Irish and Scots, which informs the Southern accent.

For me it depends, i’m from San antonio and nobody here has that stereotypical texas southern accent. now if ur from west texas then yeah you’ll see it alot

I thought it was funny that he was speaking in an East Coast accent using Valley Girl slang...

Kettle,n Could be, but I'd say that it seems more likely to be from California. To me, there's absolutely nothing," BROOKLYN" about it.

Thanks Chris. Glad you liked it. When I made this I no idea anyone would actually watch it!

Your topic the American accent is great because there are several styles. Southern, northern, Midwestern, and west coast. But do other countries have different accents depending on the location. You know N-S-E-W. But like I said I loved it. No offense here.