I'm in the hill country. We have a lot of people compared to when I grew up. McConaughey is from Longview and went to school with some family members up there. This was a cool video.

America is depressing.

There is literally no one in the US that talks like this. This is all exaggerated

You forgot to mention that the second language in Lebanon is French.

The best description I have after living in Texas is "assbackward". There are 50 year old people who have never been out of the state of Texas. That should explain how uneducated and arrogant they are. They prove that everytime they drive on the roadways. They speed and ride your bumper because they think they are more important than everybody else. AND THEY ARE NOT FRIENDLY!!! Im only here because of my family, but, hate living here. And they brag about how there are no state taxes, but, they have more hidden taxes than any other state. The state has their hands in your pockets for EVERYTHING! F**k Texas!!!

I like Lafayette Cajun but I speak yat

I get a headache from switching back and forth

You learn a language by speaking it. You can’t learn a language by reading stories, they help, but you need to speak!

I went to Tarleton in Stephenville, Texas. Stephenville is also called “The Cowboy Capital of the World” just FYI.

I stopped watching when I saw that Castilian language came from Castilla-León, which is actually a mix between the Castilian Kigndom and the León Kingdom. In León they actually had another language, which is Astur-leonés and is spoken nowadays in some areas. Castilla-León and Castilla is not the same

Wow, I just started learning Romanian about 2 months ago (before watching this video) and really didn't expect it to be on this list, let alone 1st place. Visited Romania about 3 years ago and absolutely loved the country, and I intend to go back next year. Let's see how much of the language I can pick up until then. The cool thing about Romanian is that it is relatively easy to learn while still sounding kinda unique and foreign because of the slavic influences. The good thing is, I have a bit of knowledge in French, Spanish and Russian, and both help me with learning the language. And because I'm German, the grammatical cases don't scare me as much. lol

I think i am getting to the c1 level of listening because i understood almost everything you have said and also i dominate all the verbal tense but i can't speak out loud.

I was intep AMY Russian, Persian, English, German it's not easy beeing intep

Catalan is closer to French. Spanish is closest to Portuguese. Galatian is very close to Spanish. Each can easily understand the other.

Never heard of this company

i am accent #5 and i can confirm we really don’t have the heavier country accent down here in the south since we are closer to the bored of mexico but don’t get me wrong sometimes if you make us mad the country will slip out of us😂

Moved from Louisiana to Alabama, I still have issues with the more slurred speech.

I know Barry! We studied Russian translation and interpretation together!

Can we stop sucking off celebrities. Anyone getting paid half a million and has a 1 on 1 tutor and living in Japan is gonna learn Japanese

I really wish you’ve would’ve included the Virginia Piedmont Accent. It’s kind of southern but very much its own dialect. It’s not too far off the Tangier and the High Tider Accents but very much different. I mean to be fair, Virginia has like 5 different, very much distinct accents.

Me cuesta mucho a acostumbrarme a la velocidad lo que los hispanohablantes hablan 😂 creo que es más difícil para mi. Pero el aprendizaje es muy divertido asi que.. voy a seguir aprendiendo.

RPCV Honduras here. I received the very best language training. It was a mix of the Natural Approach, TPR and immersion. I left Honduras with an foreign service score in Spanish if 4+. 5 is native college speaker. Thanks Peace Corps.

Sounds 'bout right to me??? Where's the accent?

Welsh alphabet doesn't contain K, Q, V, X or Z expect for Z their sounds do exist as K and Q are use by C V is F And X is CS, J was added later to the alphabet in 1989, Ch, Dd, Ff, Ng, Ph, Ll, Rh, Th are one letter not 2, look at the first letter, it comes after that letter in the alphabet expect Ng which comes after G Words beginning with, Ng, Ph, Th, Dd, Mh, Nh and Ngh are words that been mutated, Th has the most of these 7 letters in the dictionary, but not a lot Nouns are most likely to be masculine and there are endings, you also have expections. Ch is a voiceless uvular fricative The Uvular is the dangling thing at the back of the mouth C is a voiceless vevlar fricative R is a voiced alveolar trill Rh is a voiceless alveolar trill L is a voiced alveolar lateral approximant Ll is a Voiceless alveolar fricative Dd is a voiced dental Th is a voiceless dental Ei can mean his and her, if you see a soft mutation it his, aspirated or an added h hers.

Born and raised just outside of Houston(by Texas standards, meaning it's about an hours drive to the city) and people around here tend to move and travel to other parts of Texas so much that the only reason I was guessing right on where the accents were from was because I was looking at the scenery in the background! Also, after Hurricane Katrina hit Louisiana, there was a mass move to Texas because everyone realized how good we had it when they took shelter here. Lot of folks simply went back to pack so they could move here after! Next generation might have more Louisiana in the accent as a result!

I'm a 6th generation Texan, born and raised in Houston. My daddy was born in West Texas, and my mother was born (in Houston) of Louisiana parents, with whom I spent a lot of time. I have an East Texas accent, and people who know accents recognize it easily. Now, I know I didn't really hear you didn't pronounce Bowie, Texas as "BOE-EE." 🤣 We have Jim "BOO-EE" knives in Texas, son. 😉

How can you watch TV in another language

Yankee write a book trying to tell us how to talk especially southern... Go back to Britain and leave us alone...

Treppenwitz is only used in this context "ein Treppenwitz der Geschichte". It means a strange fact or idea from the past, maybe not useful and a bit peculiar. There is no other way to use this expression.

As a West Texan, we don't consider El Paso West Texas....El Paso is just El Paso

My mom and her side of the family was from Texas. These accents bring back good memories of living in Edinburg Texas many years ago.

Some people around San Antonio use y'all as singular and y'alls as plural. I picked it up living there 14 years. I moved to Latin America 3 years ago and y'all still comes out.

*Ixhéi'sertet'a îpàlak Návaho t'ökiwa *ixhaţertá'mm elartkhi. If you find Navajo difficult, wait till you discover Ithkuil.

I am a texas born, florida raised American married to an English Bristolian. When we visit family back home in Florida, at any restaurant I have to interpret my husbands order for the waitress. She does not get his accent or enters a brain fog when an Englishman speaks!!!❤😂❤😂

Y'all will freak out when you hear Spanish and German randomly

16:26 EL PASO

Native Houstonian and lived in London for a bit. My accent is mild most of the time. But it's true, as soon as I get around family or rural areas my deep east Texas accent comes out.

We fought two wars so that we don't have to worry about what the Brits think.

West Texas Permian basin 💪🏼

I LOVE TEXAS

I like how you are not here to harshly criticize people for their imperfections as is often what KZfaqrs are out to do but you're using the examples to illustrate what common limitations people might have in learning second languages and what they need to overcome.

Saludos desde El Salvador

I live in New England and can't understand some of these people. I did see the legendary moonshiner "Popcorn" Sutton in one of the clips. He be dead now.

The accents/dialects you want to hear are Gullah from the coastal area of South Carolina and Geechee on the coast of Georgia and Florida. Gullah and Geechee are closely related but Geechee may actually qualify as a "language." Gullah example: "Whachoo gwanna do afta da prays house? Wanna git us some greasy mout?" (What do you want to do after church? Want to go get some breakfast?" If youre from the South, you can understand it easily when you hear it spoken - the metaphors are dufferent from other dielects of English and can be confusing.

Can I just say, thank you for making this video! As a native South Texan who has been all over this beautiful state, I have long appreciated the variance in our accents. A super special thanks for covering the tejano variance too, its often left out, but it's what I hear in the voice of my people daily.

sounds just like west kentucky

Well, as a Brazilian I have to agree the Portuguese grammar is hard as hell, most of Beazlians don't know how to use it properly, unlike Portuguese people. On the other side, the pronunciation is child's play.

Haha. A few years back my husband went to France. Apparently he looks French and all the locals thought he could speak French. And then... he spoke Texan. Apparently that was a riot to the French. Lots of good laughs😂

When are you going to start offering free trials? No way I'm paying for anything like this without trying it first.

That Hideous Strength by C S Lewis was the last book I read in Spanish. My Spanish is hideous and I struggled, but I just finished the Gospel of John in Portuguese.. 🙂