Unless they are talking about their tattoo in which case it is “ta-ooo”.

English is my only language and I straight up asked “yeah what DOES a bear have to do with this??” 🗿

Haha its standared all over he workf haha its just ammericans whi cant spell ot talk right 👍

Drop the T's when you're trying to do a London Estuary / Cockney accent.

Depends on the British accent

Difference is, we can go 10 miles up the road and our dialect/accent has changed 4 times. America can go 2 days and it's still the same! Not all of us talk the Kings English either.

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It's very very varied. Speaking as an Irish person with friends and family in London, Sheffield and Northern Ireland. There are parts in the North where it's like a whole different language. In Ireland of someone wants you to move back they will say you move back in Northern Ireland people will say get you back. Alot of sentences are like this.

Your good

Scottish do not drop they R, the roll it.

This is an English accent. If by British you mean English. Scots roll their rr’s tae fuck

I think you are pronouncing rs. Think about ca and car, definitely a sound after the ca. it might not sound like a pan American r but it is an r, just softer.

What the actual hell is that meant to me?

You ARE really helpfull teacher ❤😊😊thats awesome

Total shite.

It's not "bette" it's "betta"

It drives me nuts when Americans say British English accent. No such thing. They are just referring to ONE of many accents in Britain in this case south east England where they mainly speak English with that accent, but he is emulating more middle class or upper class accent. English is English in England - surprise surprise as we are English, but he is wrong about this being the 'standard' accent, it's just the posher accent of one area.

You are only teaching the south east English accent. There is no such thing as British English, or standard British English. it just isn't a thing. There are dozens of accents in Britain, not least Scottish and Welsh. South West England, midlands England and north east England all have very, very different accents to the sounds you are teaching. So say South East English if you want, but it is not 'British' English.

You sound Australian

Yeah i hate to tell you but thats not at all how most of pronounce anything. Im from Salford. Most Ts are either dropped or turned into a v, like butter is bu'er and bother is bovver.

WHY?😊

Incorrect. Scots are British and one of this applies to them.

Wrong wrong

Perfect as always

You just sound like an American trying to do a posh English accent! please stop being the Canadian that thinks they know UK english because you watched Notting Hill

1.drop your R's 2. Close your vowels. 3. Enunciate your Ts

Can i borrow your eye brow?

Oh darling, no. You don’t sound British at all 😂😂😂😂

How to sound British and how to look really gay

If you so confuse, you just say "little early" so fast!

i didnt hear a word that was said but i enjoyed watching

While me: 1. Clipper 2. Jug 3. Switch 4. Chair 5. Mat Lol 😅

You rock Chris!

Him: "Whats the opposite of sweet?" Me: "Salty😊" Him: *it's not salty* Me: "Oh.. bitter 😂" Him: Savory Uh..oh... 🫥

Bro think he's Cunchita Wurst

Easy for international kpop or kdrama fans lol

You a boy or a girl just asking

Not anymore 😂

Gay

No such thing as british english 🙄

I’m British after watching this video 🤣

Few for living things and little for non living things.beats me if I am right.

*unless it’s a Cockney British accent… Water = woh’ah

thank you ❤️

There is no British accent...there's not even a single English accent. Irish has a rhotic r as do most American accents. Boston does not : car=cah

You're so captivating imo

You sound almost like a native American speaker

Thanks for the tips. I annunciate my T though, and American English.

Same meaning, 2 totally different countries 90% same outspoken or you can see it in the writing ●Belgian. ●English (US English) ----‐------‐ ------------------------ •week. • week •badkamer. •bathroom •tafel. •table •voet •foot •dokter. •doctor •training. •training 🫡🌻

Very helpful video