@Kirt Kirt I actually heard a smidge of Aussie in her accent, but only a word here and there. I hear her Korean accent now and again as well. Truly amazing how well she's mastered the British accent.

What I found interesting is that at 1:18, when she says American, she loses her British accent on that one word and says it in a way that's neither British nor American. She sounds like a speaker of an East Asian language. I wonder why that one word would pop out?

Lol why I see this now! My parents are both korean and I grew up in korea until was 22! Cheers though :)

이 분이야말로 정상적인 마인드 가지고 계시네요.

저도 잘하고 싶습니다ㅠㅠ 파이팅!!

응 넌 죽어도 깨어나도 못해

개공감 ㅠㅠ

Lol

맞아요 노력해도 억양를 100%원어민화 시키는건 거의 불가능하고 진짜 노력해야 의사소통이 아주 쉬워집니다

노력도 있겠지만 듣는 귀, 언어능력 차이임 어차피 영어에 24시간 노출되면 말할 기회든 들을 기회든 엄청나게 많을수밖에 없음 별다른 노력 안해도 기본문법만 알면 억양이든 발음이든 유창함이든 좋아짐. 한번듣고 소리 잘따라하고 성대모사 잘하는 사람들이 그래서 언어 빨리배움 ㅇㅇ

@@benkim3577 돈이 그렇게많으신가 부모님이 다 대주시면 몰라도 처음에 대화도안되는데 무방비상태로가서 성공하는사람이몇이나될까요 가서 설거지하는일등 잡일하면서 짬짬히 미드/영드/캐드 등 보고 따라하면서 현지인과도 대화를 해보는겁니다. 하루 12시간 노출되어있다고해도 노동시간빼고 기본적인 회화가 안되면 시간과 비행기 티켓값만 날린거죠

@@benkim3577 제가 외국에 잠시있었는데 그때 조금 한뒤로 짬짬이 팝송듣고 따라하고 어릴때부터 그랬더니 발음이 괜찮게 되네요

@@benkim3577 성대모사에도 관심이 많았어서 성대모사도 조금 할줄압니다

햄버거는버거킹 ㅋㅋ 이지 하네요

너무 힘든 여정이네요ㅠㅠ

I noticed too.

Agree!

Yes, you sometimes get that in English accents from some parts of the country, it's just not picked up on because it's obviously a native English speaker. English, interestingly, has adopted some features of the Australian dialect - apparently the long running and very popular soap opera "Neighbours" is to blame !

@@2112jonr As a native speaker from England. I have to strongly disagree with your comment.

I don’t think so

녹색환경 마자요외국에 친척있는 사람들 부러워요 ㅠㅜ

나도.. 저런환경이 약간 뒷받침 되긴 해야하는듯.. 영국은 커녕 서울에도 친척없음ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 영국은 내가 뼈 빠지게 알바해서 간 기억...

본인이 그 외국사는 친척이 되면 되죠ㅎㅎ

f Forecast A general southern American accent would be fun.

Yeah southern accent is fun lol When they speak that’s really hard to understand funny accent

which American accent? There's dozens.

im a korean, actually american accent is easy for me. so i always use american accent. but sometimes, i want to use england accent...i tried to practice this accent but it was really hard for me😂 because the pronunciation of t is much more difficult than the pronunciation of r.....

풍뿌잉 Don’t practice American. You’ll get a force compelling you to get a gun and go to the nearest school...

Alice Wilde she has a south London accent but some bits are a bit all over the place. Almost perfect. Also, the grammar is a bit off right? Other then that, very good

I'm from the south west and I'm picking up on the northern side of her accent. There's definitely Pennine-y vowels in there!

Jennifer Lee actually American accents are a lot easier for Asians as the sounds in American English are more similar to their languages

@@UserIsM I disagree, I can speak for Thai and Vietnamese.

@@indochinajames3372 well it’s definitely easier for more eastern Asian countries such as japan, Korea or China.

@@UserIsM I would also disagree, to each their own. I talk to east Asian people all the time (I do part time online teaching) and many of them actually say they prefer British accents. I think I've met one Chinese person who was quite young, who said they prefer the American accent. But like I said, to each, their own.

@@indochinajames3372 prefer it. Many Asian people like the British accents better. But the American accent is easier for them to pronounce as it is more similar to their language. I speak Chinese and Japanese so I can see many of the similarities

you cant just read a grade 6 biology book and claim youre a fucking biologist, stop pretending youre a teacher!

And spelling.

Imagine GUYS 님은 이 클립 보고 제 의견에 답을 한게 아니네요. 일단 이 인터뷰를 다 듣고 이해하고 나서 인터뷰에 내용이 무엇인지 알고 제 내용에 반박을 하시는게 옳은 순서! If you want to argue with someone, first thing first, you need to have your facts right. Obviously you didn’t actually watch this video cuz you have no idea what the interviewee has said in her talk that sometimes she talks like the actor that she is mimicking and she acts like the person as if she is the actor so that’s what I strongly agreed on the point. I have been living overseas 25plus years in various countries and I have been exposed to US, HkG, Aussie, British, Indian, Singaporean English and etc so naturally I am keen to know someone with the language ability and admire how they have improved as learning is endless in our entire lives. Whether you live overseas 5 years or more is not the point as you didn’t even need to mention that. It’s irrelevant and not important at all. No one wants to know how many years you have lived overseas for.The bottom line is that you need to have a right attitude and open mind when you read someone’s comments and accept differences of others! Be open minded and Do watch the video properly if you want to write something here.

where do you live?

Tae Jin Baek Malaysia

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김은동 영상 상단부분 오른쪽에서 자막 설정하시면 보여요

김효정 김은동님 댓글의 요지는 그게 아닌 것 같습니다만^^:( 효정님 댓글 다실 때 한 번 더 생각해보고 다시면 좋을 것 같아요~^^*

김효정 효정님께는 쉬운 표현일지 몰라도 영국 영어 표현 모르시는 분들께 실례되는 말인 것 같습니다~^^*

Same here, tiny, tiny giveaways, but very infrequent. Most impressed ! :)

My challenge will be dropping my aussie accent while speaking Korean r.i.p me