I'm from Kent so have a Kentish accent (dropped T's from words for example), Americans either think I'm from London or Australia

Yep I’m Mancunian but I but I have a posh queen’s English

That's the tea, sis

Steven Cassidy I’m not entirely sure about that. Christopher Robin Miller did a good job as Professor Layton.

I'm from County Durham, I spend half my life online trying to convince Americans that I'm not from Scotland.

Atheist Orphan and Gemma Collins

Didn't know know he had a disability but still I thought he was playing a character.

Everyone on love island

@@rtsharlotte You just basically called him a murderer. Don't be a prick, my bizarre little friend.

@@darthmetallus1977 it was a bit a poor in taste of a joke I was mainly getting at the fact I'm not surprised people are like that in London because of the knife crime. I didn't mean to cause offence. What ever happened to the days where you didn't have to apologise for comments people make.

@@rtsharlotte No worries mate. No harm done. 👍

Pizza goes splat liverpool is the place with all the stabbings

@@owaine-changaming I actually like liverpool and find it much more friendler than London.

Which everybody was talking about....

I mean just look at Geordie Shore and Love Island 😂

Tob1 Kadach1 exactly 😂😂

Look at you all messed up over Brexit. Boris intelligent? Hahahaha. Sometime he looks dumber than Trump

Ecléctico Iconoclasta I know, the government is an absolute joke

@@EclecticoIconoclasta better to look like it than open your mouth and remove all doubt tho eh? Lol. ..

I'm in West Mids. 😆

@@darthmetallus1977 I'm Yorkshire.

Also Wales and Scotland.

I have an East Midlands accent.

Mckenzie-Graye Evans I grew up in the East Midlands :) haven’t lived there since I was 13 which is nearly 21 years ago but I am a very proud East Mids girl

The men's

Pye Ltd. - That would have been even better! Thanks.

She wanted a bit of sneak peak at the sexy men doing their thing. Idk

What was so bad about Fergie?

I'm also American. And my favorite music groups, Coldplay for example, are British

Yeah! Most people really do respect the UK! I know I do.

@Brain Drain

Paul Wember I meant among Americans :) But yeah, a lot of the colonial history makes it difficult for a lot of people to respect both Americans and Brits because we both screwed people over. As far as actual British people though, I have total respect. :)

Paul Wember I am American, yes. I respect Canadians too. I try to respect everybody. Cultural differences don’t mean one culture is superior.

Kind of the way Brits think all southerners are bumpkins and wear spurs and 10 gallon hats (my wife is Scouse). I'm from Texas :)

@@Survivor-sg8cr Americans do that more than Brits, though lol. Have you seen Taylor Swifts latest video? That's just one of many examples.

I remember when I read Pygmalion in high school it was so interesting to me how the professor could claim to know so much about people's backgrounds by the slight differences in their accents. The way language and class distinctions are intertwined in Britain is really fascinating.

Besides, American accent IS really low profile and ugly, whereas ANY British accent is wonderful and exotic

JOSE LUIS MARTÍNEZ RODRÍGUEZ Why can’t we just accept cultural differences without putting one culture down. 😢

xMickuel 😂😂😂

Same, I had braces and now veneers 😂

What so you think all Americans are born or develop naturally straight teeth? Lol...

I also went through 3 years and half of braces

xMickuel 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Wetherspoons

I can't believe they didn't use that clip!

It’s because it’s the U.K. version which is usually better than the main one

That's just offensive

If you're from the Midlands "alright mate dun yow fancy a cuppa"

Or fannys a bru

@@Lala-pr8xd LOL, yeah. "Oi mate, fancy a brew?"

How Americans think of Brits We don't However you certainly spend hours hating us This channel is from the UK Oops block

@@asmodeusasteroth7137 dude, it's a joke...

Joe R M 😂

Yeah, I forgot which British actor I saw on a late night show here in the USA, reveal that the British accent he uses in movies and talk shows is fake. He broke out his real voice and everyone started gasping.

@@miakid4159 yep, that is the case with most British actors and I'm assuming its the same for other nationaities. They have to tailor their accents and way of speaking to be understood in America, or to give off a stereotypical type of voice and image, but its like the speaking coaches have no idea about anything other than those non-existent types. I love it when im visiting Newcastle (in England-geordie accent) to see family, and you hear American tourists talking to the locals, and looking dumbfounded, asking them if they speak English! Same happens where my sister lives in Wales, even though everybody speaks English, just with a welsh accent, again its mainly Americans that struggle with it, assuming they are speaking welsh, but infact are speaking English. I can only assume it happens in Scotland and Ireland etc. Its because Americans, as a whole, are not realoy exposed to real British accents and dialects, and they only get to hear the fake British accents you see portrayed in thise American movies and tv shows. I think it has improved a bit, since America started consuming a lot of British homegrown tv, such as Top Gear etc, and with the advent of the internet, giving global communication between all people, everyone interacting more and being exposed to each others real accents. In some instances picking up local words,slang, phrases and even slight accent changes through these interactions with friends from across the globe. The tv/movie dialect coaches who teach these outdated stereotype accents need to get with the times and realise people are familiarising themselves with other countries and other world regions and their accents, so if you are from, lets say Birmingham in the Midlands of England, it is perfectly fine for you to play a character with the same accent, and not have to resort to doing a 'hoity-toity upper class, posh' fake accent that very few -if any- people actually have anymore. Accents evolve all the time. Hollywood needs to take that fact on board. Also, they really need to stop portraying the British as the bad guy all the time, all because of a war from a few cenyturies ago. They need to take in to account that over the last 100+ years, Britain and America have been allies, standing toe to toe as brothers in almost every war that has taken place in those years and have had each others backs, and have not been enemies in those times. Yet almost every action and adventure movie from Hollywood, the bad guy is either a brit or an actor portraying a brit. Its not that the American general public as a whoke isnt capable of understanding or even picking up a different regional accent from somewhere else, because of course they are, and they do. All my american friends understand my hubbys very strong regional accent (which wven i struggled with when i first met him!) It may take but of getting used to, but once over that initial hump they understood him fine. But hollywood needs to give the general American public more credit than they do and underand the world isnt what it was 50 years ago. They should feature more real British acxents in movies and tv. Infact they should use more real American accents too. I have noticed that they tend to use a generic general american accent for most characters, even if the show/movie is set somewhere that has a very much defined pronounced regional acxent that is specific to that certain region. What hollywood does is pick out one or two tiny aspects of that local acdent, and just gets the actors to add those small parts to their vocal range, but really they should learn the whole of that accent, and perform the character with it. Wake up Hollywood, its almost 2020. Let people use the accents they are born with at least sometimes. Obviously they are actors and have range. Just dont give them a generic voice all the time. Its getting a bit tiresome now.

EXACTLY.

I'm not American and I don't know if you are, but I've just thought of one for America: "America is just New York and Los Angeles with other cities in between"

man from Alabama:i love mah cousin

Alabama, Florida, Texas mixed in one

Funny thing is europe stereotypes is a bunch of gays that get drunk and take it in the ass all day. And run from a fight

or people from the Midwest are idiotic hillbillies like James in Spin City

@@bonneydahlquist1857 oh yeah the gay stereotype

Too soon

@@CashelOConnolly seeing how there's one every month or so it seems like it would always be too soon.

@@CashelOConnolly its true though

Just mass stabbings

MonkeyDUI - Er, no, we don’t.

I,ve been to America,USA and Americans are a lot freindlier than Brits.more laid back,the nicest people I,ve ever come across,Brits are just jelouse because USA is a far superior country,

True

Fuck off they ain't

Don't be a snowflake. . People these days are so easily offended. ..

Not all of them no

Nope don't be a baby

@Brain Drain hey thanks!

I thought that was the irish and the russians

Ecléctico Iconoclasta more like Aussie, Scott’s and Irish

Scott's are british though

That stereotype has been dead for like 15 years!

Frasier did make some strange casting decisions for the Moon family. Simon - Anthony La Paglia - An Australian using a very bad Cockney accent. Stephen - Richard E Grant - A Swazilander using a very good Richard E Grant accent. Michael - Robbie Coltrane - A Scotsman using (to my ear) a reasonable Mancunian accent. Gertrude - Millicent Martin - An Englishwoman (from Essex) using reasonable Yorkshire accent. The question I wonder about is who decided Jane Leeves was to play Daphne as a Mancunian.

Go on Teletext then

Pye Ltd. you know that Teletext and CEEFAX are gone now, right?

schindlerteejay94 no. It's 2005

Okay, but drinking alone at home is depressing.

manchester, birmingham, liverpool, newcastle and leeds would like a word

Fun fact: the UK is 4th place for good dental hygiene, while the US is 9th place, how hilarious, even the American dental association said that the average american only visits the dentist at most once every 2 years, outside of the Hollywood celebrity fake plastic smile, the average American has discoloured or crooked teeth lol

you should work on all of those, just a tip.

Oh they do for sure.

I'm from Kent and Americans think I'm Australian

@@Tob1Kadach1 I'm from Barnsley I have to change my accent 😂😂😂

They struggle with me and believe EVERYTHING you tell them.

Alycia Broadbent someone tried in that film “Blow Dry”. Abso-fucking-lutely horrific.

@@lissie8602 im from west Yorkshire and most Americans I've met think I'm Irish.

Yes Australians do despise the English people.

@@andrewbarrett42 because of their class or something?

No 😂

IKR , they look like Motocross riders playing rugby 😂

Even the Scottish one?

What Scottish ones ?

@@kingofthemawds9472 the one that specifically mentioned grounds keeper willy

@@r3d3y3si that's not a Scottish stereotype

Scottish people are geographically British whether you like it or not

You guys don't like the UK right or is it England? I'm American so I don't know