ASC 🤣🤣🤣 that's hilarious everything might make sense for u too not for the rest of us good to know u both found each other. 😊 i hope its not to hard for u to learn Spanish tho 😊

Fok... yer children wellbeh understud bay no'un, in English noor Spanish.

cOmInO oh not to worry, I knew Spanish before I met him. 😊

Chilean accent be like "ahdjañslfksññfjjsñsgjsj"

Nicolas Dueñas I know 😂 It took me around 6 months just to stop asking '......what!?'

its terrible 😂 she sounds like a new zealander

Very true. I was looking for Hobbiton.

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Verdad

hahaha wtf xD

Todo el es estadounidense , nació en Estados Unidos , tiene cara de estadounidense , habla con un acento americano que resalta

Una vez me dieron el consejo de cuando hablara inglés y si quería que pareciera americano "exagerara al hablar" ahora veo que es cierto

no se, cada que termina una oracion parece que se le sale el aire

Su boca :💪💪💪 pura proteína papa

Geography Now Paul! Fancy seeing you here. Expect a package from me in the future to be featured on Flag Friday ;)

Paul! Good to see you here man!

this is the crossover i've been waiting to happen my whole life

hey! good to see you here!

Hey, good to see you here man!

@Ginger The British accent is meant to be how people from England speak

@Ginger But that don't work, cuz saying that something is British means it's from the UK 🇬🇧 - a country You're saying "South American (a whole continent) accent", which doesn't make sense, as there are 9 Spanish speaking countries - each country has a different variant of the language

@Ginger That may have been more true 200 years ago. Today the various "countries" within the UK are treated as one by most countries and international and political bodies and organizations. No one recognizes Argentina and Brazil (and other South American countries) as one country (also they're 2 entirely separate languages Spanish and Portuguese and within countries there are regional accents). Now I do agree that each region in the UK has a very distinct accent, but aside from Scottish, most modern British accents sound similar with ever so slight variants. I do think just as Joahnna went into subAmerican accents, there could be an entire video about UK accents. The potential is rich with that subject.

5:24 Scottish accent

Porfavor haz el acento Hawaiano.

@TheIndelibleCaptain yup. That's normally how I recognize them.

Canadians and people from Wisconsin say "About" very different, but that's all I can think of.

The way they pronounce anything with an “a” in it 😖

I'm from the Caribbean.. one of the English Caribbean islands.. which makes English my first official language.. and Canadians sound exactly like Americans to me. There's no distinct difference for me..

@@thetongueofangels1882 some diphthongs are pronounced differently and some random words as well. The way they say "out", " about", "house", " sorry", "bike" is way different than American English, and that's normally how I spot them, but I guess all depends on the region and probably in some regions they speak "standard" American.

Pensaba que el sureño y el Californiano eran el mismo.

¿Y el acento canadiense por que no sale?

even tho, Alejandro Hernandez is Maracucho like me, i think he did a poor job replacing chris (also, i dont like alejandro), but yes, BEST VIDEO

I was thinking the very same thin! Where in Venezuela are you from?

Esto resume toda mi experiencia intentando aprender inglés. It's fucking exhausting.

@@mariacamilaarredondovargas3577Llevo unos ocho años aprendiendo español y ya que mi novio habla mejor el alemán, me decidí aprenderme un poco de ese idioma también. Me gusta imaginar que el intentar pronunciar las palabras alemanas es igual que un hispanohablante intentando hablar inglés. A veces pienso que el inglés es como una mezcla entre español y alemán en cuanto a su fonología.

Araxie Rose Ingles es mas una mezcla entre frances y aleman.

@@susie2251 Sí sí, tendrás razón

I thought it was supposed to b Boston omg

I think it was pretty good. Closer to new York for sure. Bostons accent is just more associated with dropping the r's I think.

I’m from Boston and thought it sounded a bit more NY idk

@@neuroseptember1020 for sure. Same here.

@@neuroseptember1020 Same

You secretly know Spanish then 😂

I'm a learner of Spanish and I can understand Portuguese when I have the Portuguese subtitles there to read haha.

Same here. La cucaracha!

I was exactly like you You just have to practice and you will be a good spanish speaker

In four months I could learn Brazilian Portuguese living in Brazil, and I'm from Paraguay, Spanish is my mother tongue. Se você mora no sul ou oeste do Brasil, é só fazer viagens para qualquer país vizinho que dá para aprender vivendo com um dicionário na mão (recomendo o app WordReference) e talvez algum bloquinho ou o app do Anki para fazer cartões de memorização que poderiam te ajudar também.

Maybe because we speak really fast (I'm Argentinian)

Really? Where from in Brazil? I would have thought at least in the south you understand us fine since we share similar expressions.

ablurida Se hacen los boludos, obviamente entienden.

She has Venezuelan accent.

Nobody understands argentinian people. Not even them I suspect, they just pretend they do XD

Ño

Luis Barrera eww ¿porque tu “ño” tiene una cachucha?

@@texanboiii562 cachucha?

Estoy aprendiendo español, así estos videos me ayudan!

@@graceandglamor Bien Grace...!

Yo también he pensado eso. 🤣

Justo cuando dijo eso vi tu comentario.

weon

El escocés desciende del antiguo anglo-sajón de Northumbria, como el chileno del antiguo dialecto andaluz y extremeño de los conquistadores españoles. Los acentos o dialectos son evoluciones de una lengua original. Algunas regiones evolucionan más rápidas que otras según fenómenos migratorios o aislamiento geográfico.

Ceeasheiiii

Por eso es que la película Trainspotting necesitó doblarse al inglés americano para que ahí lo puedan atender.

Si no les gusta nuestra forma de hablar pueden hacer una fila y chuparme el pico hasta las bolas. gracias.

@@avengerdan990 ctm jaajajajj

Jajajajaja si

Los bogotanos son los californianos

Jajajajajaja.

con cule pito al final?

@@andresvqslc1027 Jajajaja

Awsamazing Eden So much more than the New Zealand accent though.

Southern hurt me!

Her Irish sounded like a bad Scottish accent.

It hurt me too, and I'm a yankee.

Smh wow this is supposed to be funny?

Also I vote for Alejandro to stay on as new Chris. Sorry Chris but you have been replaced!

The New York accent sounded Bostonian, the Southern accent sounded like Foghorn Leghorn, and the Kardashcent is strictly a SoCal thing.

All of the accents were pretty good aside from Irish.

Nah, she missed the mark with New York. There is a clear difference between NY and Boston. Valley Girl was on point, though.

I wish it were just a SoCal thing, but no. I live in Massachusetts and a lot of our younger women have developed that horrible sound. I work in customer service and it can be ear torture when some of them speak.

Cada vez que me encuentro con alguien de Escocia le digo lo mismo: Acento chileno Scottish accent :v/

Yo nací en Escocía, eso es ridicule. ¡Además nosotros no somos anglosajónes somos celtas! Por favor 🙏

Sascha Fitness.... sascha !!!🙌🙌🙌 you see Joanna rants 👀 this make my day 💖I love Joanna and I love you so im in the right place. Saludos desde México 🎆

Marik pense lo mismo, le di like antes de saber que era ella

Imitar el acento maracucho es mas dificil que ponerse en forma y mantener ese peso. Ah, Sascha!

SASCHA! Me vas a tener que ayudar

Ajajajaaaa....ese seria el video...Sascha poniendo a Joanna a parir con unos ejercicios y ademas en maracucho...jajajaaa

Eu também mais eu falo galego então eu entendo muito Portuguese

ElDano I was glad to see him alive too!

That's the way yo

Vamos que si se puede!!

I know what you mean. You have to practice speaking to Spanish speaking people. That;s the only way because it forms "connections" in your brain & every time will be easier & automatic.

Welcome to the club (spanish expression bienvenido al club) I could understand almost evrithing in english, but talking I can hardly form a sentence

My freaking life in a nutshell

Me too I forget conjugations when speaking but I can read and understand it well

I can read Spanish but I can't understand what people say because of how fast people speak it

Es primera vez que escucho esa comparación, pero parece que la tenemos bastante merecida XD

Siempre he pensado eso, cuando Joanna lo dijo sentí que peor fin alguien me entendía :v

Soy de Escosia y yo también haha simplemente tenemos los mejores acentos en el mundo ;)

yo no les creo que sean chilenos porque están escribiendo en español :v

Tengo una amiga inglesa que vive aquí en Chile...y si: dice que el Escocés es como el equivalente al Chileno jajaja

verdade

oia só! mais brasileiros por aqui hahaha por mais vídeos em espanhol o////

*No HAY nada más divertido... 😉

E eu estou aprendendo a falar portugues. Acho que todos os latinoamericanos devemos falar os dois idiomas.

gracias ;) Gaby! Chavezoid Concordo! No Brasil, muitas escolas valorizam mais o ensino de inglês :( o que acho bem errado. deveríamos aprender primeiro a nos comunicar com nosso continente!

Es lo que se creen, no? 😆

Solo se parecerán en que no se les entiende una mierda solo en eso

@@asdasd-wg1ck wena la weaa

Ta wna esta mina! Me encantó!

Yeah but she should have said 'Celtic' chileans. because us Scots are not Anglo-Saxons, we're Celts!

Aunque si recuerdo, en el antiguo canal los escoceses, de las tierras altas, eran los paisas anglosajones ( recuerden los acentos latino americanos , y que los paisas hablamos como Sean Conery).

Wajajaja la cagó wn

Mejor decir los Chilenos Celticos, porque (Soy Escoesa) los Escoceses no somos Anglo-sajones, somos Celtas! Los Anglo-Sajones se refiere especificamente a los Ingleses, que vinieron de Saxony en Alemania y hicieron la idioma Ingles. Nuestros antepasados no hablaban Ingles, hablaban Escoces o Gaelic. Cuando empezamos a hablar Ingles, no fue por nuestro propio elecion, fue porque cuando se hicieron el union del gobierno y corona, entre Escocia y Inglaterra, el gobierno Ingles forazban todos a hablar Ingles y se intentaron a eliminar casi todo la cultura Escoces porque quisieron que todo sean Ingles. Creeme, no tienes ningun idea que cabrones eran con nosotros en el pasado! Nosotros en Escocia somos de las Celtas, y por eso tenemos una cultura y manera de ser mas similar de Irlanda (los Irlandeses son nuestros hermanos Celtas). Muchos no saben que anunque compartimos la misma Reina de Inglatera, somos un pais differente con una gente distinto y con nuestra propia cultura, historia, tradiciones, lengua y costumbres. Escocia y Ingaterra son vecinos, pero son dos paises muy distintos. Claro, no tengo nada mal contra los Ingleses de hoy, tengo muchos amigos de alla, pero es que soy muy orgullosa de mis raices, mi tierra y cultura, y no me gusta cuando se tratan Escocia como se fuera simplemente un extension de Inglaterra, porque no es asi!

debes que escuchar a nosotros hablando en Escoces (nuestra lengue materna) nadie se entiende! jaja!

Una vez escuche hablar a un escoces y no sabia nada de como hablaban, pensé que había perdido my "english skills" aparte que hablaba mucho y muy rapido, hasta que hable con un estadounidense y lo primero que me comentó es que no había entendido nada de la misma persona, lol, fue muy gracioso... y tranquilizante a la vez. Allí entendí lo exageradamente diferente que es el acento escoces del resto. Me disculpan pero es que es otro idioma, totalmente. Once I heard a scottish guy talking and I had no idea you guys talk like that, I thought I was losing my english skills cause I didn;t understand a single thing, plus he was talking too much and fast, I was worried about it, till I met this american guy who said the same thing about the same guy, lol, hilarious and relaxing at the same time. From there I knew how diferent was the scottish accent from the rest. It's a whole another language.

Thank you!!!!

i know!!! i didnt even know its called millenial hahahaha like i've heard that accent a lot specially in girls.

you can kill me for this but, i live in california and i tend to (have way better grammar than people \_o.0_/) speak really relaxed and to like the grudge lol. i think that some stereotypes go to far and that’s one of them. but i also died at it because of the grudge part. 😂

Oh my gawhh, likeeee! 💁🏼😂

2:50 I already heard some videos of girls speaking like that (and Joanna it's not even exaggerating, some Australians girls creep the hell out of me).... I think they want to sound posh or something... but end sounding like they have a speech impediment it's so so strange. It makes a guy runway or try to give them a glass of water with lemon.

Hello!

Paola García Mera aún no entiendo la gracia del latin Chris

the new chris is too quiet!!!

He's cool but I had an issue with him saying NY and Boston son la misma verga. Oh HELL NO!

HOLA KAT!

Jajaja no pierda el tiempo aprendiendo español, aprenda mejor francés

@@alezkandehr808 Jajaja todavía estoy aprendiendo español y he mejorado mucho. Es posible que cambie pronto al francés.

@@benwhitfield5870, tu lengua materna es el inglés?

Me gustaría hacer intercambio de idioma con alguien estoy aprendiendo inglés por mi cuenta.

​@@alezkandehr808 Si, soy de los EEUU

When I went to New Zealand I told a few that I couldn’t tell the difference between their accent and Australians. They got offended lmao not many care for Australians. Do you feel the same way towards Kiwis?

jestes7 generally not really. Tbh most Australians don’t really think about Kiwis, and we generally don’t get offended if you ask if we’re from NZ or say that you can’t tell the difference - Hell, even I have to listen closely sometimes because some of the accents from the older generations sound quite Kiwi. Kiwis don’t bother us and we tend to get on quite well together (there’s even friendly debates/disputes over who actually invented the pavlova and flat white - both countries claim to have invented it, but nobody really knows for sure) and let me tell you our government could learn a thing or two from New Zealand 😂 there may be a few jokes hurled at them from Australia but it’s all in good fun from our end. Most Australians would probably think of New Zealand as the little sibling who’s annoying simply because they’re doing key things better than us

Nah I reckon the Australian wasn't relaxed enough. And yeah it sounded really kiwi

@VFM #7634 I'll admit that, especially with some of the older people, sometimes it's really difficult for even me to tell Australian and Kiwi accents apart - the suburban and city accents have changed quite a bit over the last few decades and have lost a lot of their nasality, but a lot of older Australians still have a very nasally accent that sounds more kiwi. It's quite easy to tell Southern English imho, even from a "posh" Australian accent - even our poshest accents are more vowel-centric than most Southern English accents, and we tend to use the American "d" sound when pronouncing words with a double t like "letter" sounding a little more like "ladder"

Definitely (a kiwi would say " difuhnuhtly")

Oh baby baby

Ese vocal fry estuvo perfecto 👌

Valeria Torna RT GRITÉ CUANDO LO MENCIONÓ

Valeria Torna +2!!! Lo amo 😍

SBVCP le sale idéntico!

Francisca González se me corrigió eso jajsjajs había colocado chilensis 😂

Já ia comentar a mesma coisa 😁

FAnboy Stark Nobody Yes Door

eu tbm!

Esse até que deu pra entender sem a legenda (pelo jeito o problema é com os chilenos)

FAnboy Stark é nós 😂

So did I

I went to Brazil a few years ago, as I don't speak portuguese I spent the first two days speaking english (I was in Rio then, so I assumed as it was a quite turistic city, speaking english would do), wrooooong idea,, right after I started speaking spanish, and worked!,, everyone understood me, and I started understand portuguese!... Fantastic couple weeks!

Gamisola The blessing of speaking a romance language babe

Eu entendi pouca coisa do que ela disse kkkk

Actually if you speak portugués you are able to understand the spanish most of the time, yo casi siempre entiendo el portugués y nunca lo he estudiado.

Its about 90% similar, maybe thats why??

@@hectoralvarado7010 only the written language is easy

@@empadalovers Italian and french is easy when you read, read only

Hector Alvarado mas quem fala espanhol diz que não entende quando brasileiros/portugueses falam...

@@user-wt3ku8sx9y se xa falas galego só tes problemas pra entender aos brasileiros.. Demasiado pechado ese acento. O portugués é máis doado.

She's hitched.

holisticmaya we don’t really have a distinguishable accent unless you’re from the east coast

Isn't it just American with 'eh' tacked on? Like seriously you guys sound like either people from Ohio or Minnesota. Well, except for Quebec.

Quebec y algunas partes de Canadá son con acento francés antiguo

Well Canada is part of America...

Hah, how about a newfie accent?

Todo es humor saludable 😂😂😂

Ha ha ha, it's not bad, is roughly the cartoon of your accent. It is in the real live a terrible kind of english

How long have you been studying Spanish?

Tu español es bueno

Tus español es excelente, ya quisiera escribir yo así el inglés 😂

Higor Alves I speak Spanish and I can't understand spoken portuguese at all

Me too!

That Person really? Wow I can only understand Brazilians a bit

That's because portuguese is spanish talked wrong

I think that's the case for a lot of Portuguese speakers but not so much for Spanish speakers. The written language between the two is incredibly similar but Portuguese has a lot more nuanced pronunciation that is difficult for Spanish speakers like myself :)

She made a whole video on Brazil.

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