I love you Tell me why Tell me Aa Aa Ee

yeah, he should stop using it

Embrace flag mouth into your life

ikr?

why is it salivating so much

True

Bruh

I went to villa las estrellas once. it was nice but also brutally cold. sadly I got sick and had to be returned back to my country thanks to that, which is really close.

Carson’s Cards true because only scientist are the main inhabitants plus it’s the continent were median IQ is easiest to measure because of how low the population is

Not if I live there.

IKR that would’ve been the most interesting part and I’m disappointed they didn’t include that :/

Would've be interesting

Years Sorry but this channel is only Half as Interesting.

He even explicitly mentioned the existence of corpus linguistics used for computations and didn't provide a single one. Is the research in question even available to distribute?

@@dividedbyzero1742 Sorry, I didn't know that the Antarctican accent was equal in rarity to the fucking holy grail.

Nice

the dont speak english they speak american

If it was in the 1700s it would be called "On the Process Whereby the parlance of the American territories hath of late acquired a distinctive accent"

Cool

Fun fact: American is the original English accent; the British gained their accent during the 1800’s. So when you watch movies during the American Revolution, they should both sound the same- like Americans.

"Love is everywhere" it haunts me

And I still can’t find a girlfriend smh

I once heard that the amount of condoms they import is staggering. Not much else to do during those long Antarctic winters

@@battlesheep2552 now I can only imagine a bunch of scientists sitting in a living room, in dead silence, until one of them turns to another and goes "wanna fuck?" Followed by another second of silence and "yeah, sure, why not"

@@agustinvenegas5238 lmao

"Omg, he sounds so cute! Did he come from Triton?"

@Kha'javian Davidson there's a STARRRR MAAANNNNN waiting in the sky🎷🎺🎸

I am the 666th like

Nah he came from Pluto

No, Martians have a slightly german but mostly texan accent

*russian penguin noises*

@@spoon7016 why russian?

@@Dana-ey2cz because according to google, it says one of the places in antarctica has an official language which is russian IF I REMEMBERED CORRECTLY

@@spoon7016 bruh

Pingu

the accent of your voice sounding like a old damaged speaker full of debris because you haven't spoken in days

@Misseees: best comment

Every Discord server will have its own accent.

@@the-letter_s one time I didn't speak for 3 months and In that time I hadn't heard any English either. So then suddenly I hear an English advertisement one day and it freaked me out lol. I didn't even recognize it. Sounded like a language I'd never heard before it was so strange. Anyway so after I while of replaying it trying to figure out what it said and what language it was.. I loudly said "what the fuck is this!" And those were the first words I spoke in months lmao. I was confused by my speaking too, I didn't recognize it at first either but seemed to just understand. And then English started to set back in again.

@@lucifer3416 now my curiosity is piqued! how and why did you not speak for 3 months straight, and not hear a single instance of English for that entire timespan? do you work some lonesome security job?

I guess you didn’t need to go to Antarctica in the first place, oof.

ALSO if they are asking you to pay them in amazon (or any gift cards) they are NOT the irs. an obscene number of people have fallen for that scam

So you are telling me Tom Smith asking for payment in the form of iTunes cards was a scam?

Don't forget that most people asking to be paid through Western Union are scammers.

​@@Lucy-fn9rj wait what? Did people seriously believe that the IRS would accept gift cards lmao

maybe he did that

incredibly specific lol

Oddly specific

concerningly specific.

suspiciously specific

It was so out of nowhere but so hilarious.

Shots fired

@Paul Tello is that important somehow?

@@JtheCritic That was the impetus behind paid leave

@@EvilDickism I thought it was to support families who might not be able to take care of children since one of the parents would have to stay home instead of work, but I guess a rising birth rate would be the obvious result.

@Paul Tello Not sure why that's relevant to anything here, but: No idea about Britain but I found this 2006 paper (Leonora Risse, 2006) from Australia that suggests it made people less stressed about having children at a younger age, when otherwise the time they'd need away from work, unpaid, which would be an unacceptable financial risk. That then means that it relieves - long term - pressure from the ageing population to support itself. From the abstract: **"The analysis finds that the availability of maternity leave can significantly elevate pregnancy rates but this effect depends on a woman’s age and whether maternity leave is paid or unpaid. The findings imply that the implementation of national paid maternity leave legislation in Australia would work to encourage women to bring forward the timing of childbirths and help ease the economic pressures of the ageing population."** So I guess, yes, sort of? Rather, it shifts the birthrate from an older parents to younger parents, as younger to-be parents feel more secure about having a child when PML is available. www.researchgate.net/publication/46557526_Does_Maternity_Leave_Encourage_Higher_birth_Rates_An_Analysis_of_the_Australian_Labour_Market

The legend is chaostically funny. Confirmed from the brazilian that pronounced the accent for him

@@xaropevic7918 uai mas n tinha nenhum brasileiro no video???

Portugal really is everywhere

Tô boiadao kkkkk

Portugal caralho!!

Can't hold the attention span of Americans without a little partisan political drivel. But I guess it also helps stay on the platform considering what company this site is owned by.

@@actually5004 , I'm an American and I hate seeing political stuff anywhere.

@T K You're lucky. The average, generalised stereotypes for Americans are far, far worse... ;p

@@actually5004 what does Google owning KZfaq have to do with jokes about Biden?

It uncomfortably dates the video to a VERY specific threshold because for like the entire race until Super Tuesday, Biden was the dead last “obviously not going to win” joke candidate until all the other moderates Conveniently and simultaneously Voltron’d behind him

Southern accents are only ones that arent the beatles that americans know

Rory Rumfelt The third accent is ‘scottish’ which is just Gimli from LOTR

I can say that the northern ones say 'baff'

@@howeyyadoing9070 "I love scottish accents!" Yet they cant understand limmy- smh

Rory Rumfelt I love Limmy. My favourite video of his is him being hit by an ambulance

*teeth chatter*

*teeth chatter*

*teeth chatter*

*teeth chatter*

UNDERRATED COMMENT

"this is my voice one decade in antarctica"

“Thiis iis myy vooiicee oonee geeneeraatiioon iin aantaartiicaa”

"This is my voice one century in Antarctica."

“This is my voice on millennium in Antarctica”

*starts speaking polar bear"

日本語がはなせますか？

nddragoon My North Carolinian ass had a moment imagining that happening on some distant planet colony in the future before you even said anything. That’s a funny coincidence 😂

@@coltonc8562 watch the Expanse, it'll be a trip for you

If u believe that shit....ain't no humans been to Mars-Its a luminary...its one of the 7 wandering stars.it burns like the sun...and,its outside of the dome...nice dream. "Arise O'sleeper-awake from the dead"..Christ is coming~

shadow williams LOL

Thought it was meant to be like an australian accent

Or why every US drill sergeant sounds Southern

And then we got the USS Barry. Where the training team decided to kick off a drill with the guys with the two worst accents on the 1MC. I, the hillbilly from the Ozarks, and AJ, the Nigerian. If they had a Scotsman they’d have used him too.

@@Cjinglaterra What do you mean by "kick off a drill"? Cause to me that could mean many, many things. Maybe there was a hand held power drill sitting on a ledge or cliff, and they kicked it. Or maybe they were doing a practice drill, but of what nature I cant begin to guess.

@@michaelcherokee8906 To "kick off" something is a figure of speech that means to start or begin something. So in this case, he means they started a military drill (which usually involves yelling) with two people who have accents that are difficult to understand.

@@stoutyyyy My father called that the E-5 accent

if thats permanent it could add up to hours you waste in your life speaking slower

"Yeah, there is a baby growing inside you..."

Give me the pen. Yeah the pin No the pen

"No, that pause was several seconds long. Try again. Remember, less than a tenth of a second." "-" "That's about it."

Ginkoman2 Is that a starcrafts profile pic?

Kalana Herath no we pronounce it “totalitarian communism” because our brains have been ruined by our capitalist overlords

THE DIRTY COMMUNIST WANTS TO GIVE ME HEALTHCARE!! NOOOOOOOO!!

Americans pronounce that as "Government theft from me to pay for something you should be providing for your own family". The word "free" is not used to mean theft in America.

@@fredact ah yes instead of government theft to provide to the people instead we get government theft to line the governments pockets, yep yep. our tax rates are so stupidly brain dead high that almost all generations prior to the most recent ones would be rioting in the streets yet americans are happy to give up a stupid percentage of their paychecks to the government with the most minimal of returns

@@BOULDERPUNCHER9000 DONT PAY TO CURE OUR INJURIES! LEAVE US IN DEBT, COMMUNIST!!!

*Blue whale calling*

*Demonic Starfish Noises*

Noot noot

learn to speak proper innit

Literally, yeah. Vowel fronting like that is pretty common in northern parts of the US, my mother is from Minnesota and she could confirm it. It's also prevalent in areas like Sweden too, I think. I think there are quite a few Minnesotans who have swedish ancestry, so I imagine there's a connection between the sort of Great Lakes accent and Scandinavian accents.

@@kylestanley7843 facts, Wisconsin for example is very heavily influenced by both Germany, Norway and Sweden

you go from “oo” to “oof” bc you die of hypothermia, *it’s not an accent*

Honestly it's just on the surface of ice puns

Parkourior Do you mean... it’s *just the tip of the iceberg*

*fairly

He is a dad?

Chill out with the jokes guys

I'm a native Texan from Houston and they are definitely two different sounds for me

some people, therefore, write with an 'ink pen'

They attacked on my birthday

You tried.

@@slappy8941 okayyyyy?

You mean they'll start speaking in dubstep?

I know this is a year old, but thanks, i also wanted to comment on that. :)

I was just about to comment this, thanks for explaining better than I would have!

thank you for pointing this out so i didn't have to :'D

Thank you! Someone needed to point this out haha.

Yep, smh

Yeah i noticed that as well, he just went from rounded to unrouded. Would [ü] work for something that's between [u] and [ʉ]????

@@Matheus_Braz in theory, but i think ʉ would be accurate enouɡh in some accent the phoneme is even fronted into a y

​@@Matheus_Braz I think [u̟] works better than [ü]

@@fy- Yeah ur right, I looked it up and although [ü] can be intermediate between [u] and [ʉ], it could also be a fully centralized vowel, also [u̟] is more relevant to fronting

the vowel fronting should be from /u/ to /ʉ/ or /y/ not to /ɯ/. /u/ to /ɯ/ is changing of lip roundedness, or more precisely lips unrounding. (hope i dont get this wrong)

ɯmɯmɯmɯmɯm

UɯU

agree

OwO

As someone who can read IPA, I am deeply offended

I thought I was the only one. Him opening his mouth and seeing all the saliva is disgusting and irritating lolol

Strange, right?

So he made money with Minecraft servers uh.

That was my exact thought 😂😂

same here

Same

Seems like it rolls out changes to thumbnail rather than the video page first, weird

Same

Same, in wonder what they were thinking

+++++

I always heard it more like "awzie"

kortess, because americans can't pronounce the short "o" sound in "ozzie", since many have the cot-caught merger (where those two vowels are pronounced the same) If you have the cot-caught merger, you will pronounce "aussie" like "awzie" instead of "ozzie". In Australia we don't have the merger, so we say "ozzie"

fuckin spot on

Aussie ausbourne

@Galactinova But you do have socialized police, military, fire department, schools, etc. Government takes care of infrastructure and so on. Sounds like socialism to me!

@Galactinova People do work hard but in different ways, but only few are being acknowledged for it. Also free healthcare is a basic human right. Not gonna lie, America seems more like a developing country with Trump being in power. I hope you'll get free healthcare sooner or later, no matter what you'll think about it. Paying thousands of dollars for operations you could have just paid hundreds of dollars for if you actually paid a little more in taxes. Yeah.. I think humanity will go further with selflessness than selfishness but that's just me.

@@Aliquis.frigus This is one of my major pet peeves about current American political discourse. A socialist/communist economic system is one where no private property/enterprise is allowed. Just because the government starts providing certain services does not make that country's economic system socialist. Also, since when has America ever had private police/fire departments?

In New Zealand they say: Sales tax In America( the parts that matter at least) they say: What?

Kyle Wijayatilleke I wonder what it feels to be a straight up moron that lets rich people tell them what to think

Well, probably still safer for youtube than the deck jokes. ;p

@Bo Beaux Yeah i was confused from that lol thanks

So I'm an American who lived for two years in New Zealand, and then two years in the UK (with some assorted countries in between). I came back to the United States with a _very_ obvious accent that took me about six months to lose. Anyway, the way I always described the Kiwi accent was in terms of vowel shifting where it would "downshift" to the next vowel in the A-E-I-O-U series, so "pan" becomes _pen_ and "pen" becomes _pin_ and so on. It's not 100% accurate but I've found it's the best way of getting the idea across to non-Kiwis.

@@Sarah.Riedel coming from a kiwi this is accurate

I’ve never heard anyone say “pin” and “pen” the same way. I have also never heard anyone say “fush” or “chups.” Never understand why people think we say that.

I just commented this, like what? is this really how we say pen? Nope nope he got it wrong

I always hear them say it as pin

Yep! Came to the comments to say the same thing!

Same here! Linguistic nerds, assemble

Yup! Hello my fellow linguistics nerds :)

here I am, all those hours of conlanging paying off. i can now call ppl out on wrong IPA 😂

I know right Took me a second to get it, but when I did I collapsed and died. (don't worry I'm okay ;) )

same

What does it mean? I did not understand

@@shamiksinha4808 Their's no paid maternity leave in the US, while all the other countries mentioned offered it.

A true American joke that makes every American laugh

"Subtle" lmao It's priceless sometimes

Yes, very subtle, like that drunk elephant I found sneaking cases of jingly bells into my basement. I almost didn't notice it.

James Burleson that's a good one. I'm gonna steal that

Leroy Stokes get a better job. I have all those as a janitor in New York City

Honestly I come for them

Finally Someone who can also read IPA

@@kornsuwin ju αɹ nɔt əloʊn

Yeah what he showed is not vowel fronting but vowel unrounding if that is a word.

Nerd 🙊

no ʉ

Mujahid Islam it’s not even funny

@@KanyeTheGayFish69 but it is

It's funny because it's typically true.

me, who is a countryhumans fan and working on developing a surprisingly detailed Antartica OC: 😳 -I’ve been caught-

**laughs in countruhumans**

honestly country humans exude a particularly homosexual aura, i just let out an audible sigh whenever i think of them and their twink like bodies. ugh even in text i cant help but groan.

Garden Of Eden countryballs is better 😎

shrek onion Me too tbh. The fandom is really sucky a lot of the time but I’ve found a surprisingly nice, historically accurate corner that I like so I haven’t left the fandom.

1 minute 9 months and I can make it happen for ya

Wow, that's dedication. Finding Bigfoot probably would've been easier.

Lol

@@bsadewitz lol

Why should your employer pay for you to have a kid? Unless your boss got you pregnant, they don't owe you anything except for the work you do. And you wonder why companies prefer to hire men...

#samejokebutworse

Haha I understand the joke. Didnt laugh

You writing the same joke makes it less funnier

Lol America bad

Paid *parental leave. // Sincerely man in Sweden with 480 days paid leave, shared with my SO.

@5:27

Laughs in northern

@@gorongamer7212 *laughs in cockney and roadman*

usethefooorce I’m British and I notice the same things in the Kiwi accent but because I have relatives in New Zealand I learnt how to tell the difference through things like context

Yeah, just watched that part, was thinking "no they don't".

Yeah the mouth shape is different, the vowel in Pen is like the letter N while pin sounds like in/inn

I'm also a kiwi and can conform that they sound completely different but most poms or Americans can't hear the difference Another one that people have trouble with hearing the difference is deck and dick, so when ever I say deck everyone in the UK laughs because they just heard dick

usethefooorce woah ur so cool

Yea I was gonna say that, the vowel you marked is actually the unrounded version of [u], it doesn't lie more towards the front of the mouth

He also pronounced them both wrong

Yeah that was annoying

I’m so glad someone else noticed it!! I thought was going crazy!!

This guy vowels

Is that a movie reference? I think it was "the thing" right?

Yeah, humans have an instinct to imitate seen most clearly in children as our survival strategy depends entirely on forming groups.

Yeah that confused me

Yep

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Yep

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