Molly, could you do a video about Miriam Margolyes? I find her sounds and speech patterns(I mean her real accent) are (almost) exactly the same as the descriptions given in my phonetics textbook, which is kind of fascinating.

How much does it cost to learn RP Accent?

Her voice changed more masculine

She’s my voice teacher at uni !!! So glad I found your KZfaq channel 😍😍

Great content!

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I’ve just subscribed to your channel and I can assure that you’re such a wonderful,amazing and brilliant teacher. I just hope one day your channel will be the famous channel ever .

Wow you’re amazing

Wow

Have you watched this yoga instructor prepping the viewers for the day's content with this Zen Master thing? It was mesmerising! Molly: Hold my mic.

You spent too much time talking than showing the different voices.

Love your contents ❤

Would you guys say that this (fake) phone conversation qualifies as RP English? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g6uTa8Jjs6fdZHk.html

I needed this advice, thanks

Great vid 🤘🏻🤘🏻

Thanks for the advice

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Where you are educated . the people you work with and where you end up living all have an influence on your accent...

Thank you Molly. That is an interesting topics. As someone learning English as a second language, I found the differences all so subtle until you pointed that out. Would you also do a comparison of the accent of the Late Queen and King Charles please. I also wonder if it is easy for native speakers who grow up with say northen accent to speak with the royal accent like that of the King Charles.

Hi! If Harry and William don't have SSB or Modern RP accents, could you show us somebody who does? I mean, what features do they need to have to be considered SSB 🤔

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Could you please recommend few vloggers with modern rp accent?

Hey Team! Hope you enjoy this week’s video :) what do you think of the musicality differences? Would love to hear your thoughts 💭

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Hello @MollyParker - I just tripped over this video, and I thank you for it! Have you done anything similar with John Barrowman's bidialectal-ness (?? If that's not a word, I just created it!) His propensity to switch between a Scots accent and a mid-Ohio accent is pretty interesting. I'm interested mainly because my parents were both English but met in Ontario Canada, where I and my sisters were born, and mum and dad both sort of ended up with a blended version of their accents.

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Absolutely right!

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Great video! Love accent videos...keep at it!!

It's true. Listen to how female Mormon missionaries speak. They do it intentionally.

Big up Erin Barty

In Japanese culture the women are taught to have very little soft voices almost childlike and the men should have more gruff voices.

I don't like modern rp sounds boring

I know where I've heard that sample before... : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ipp1odeht7iopYU.html

Hey Molly, super informational video, i have a question. How do you pronounce 'here/hear' word? People who speak in rp accent pronounce it like 'hee-uh' but I can see at 4:53 you're not pronouncing it like that. You're pronouncing it like 'hee' , like how you would pronounce 'there'. I'm patiently waiting for your reply

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All I can say is : The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain. By George I think she's got it !!

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Love the detailed analysis ❤

well done, I am feeling really great finding such a awesome channel @Voice & Accent Coach!!

Excellent analysis!

What accent do you have

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Hi Molly, I'm interested in your journey in drama and how it lead to you deciding to become a dialect coach and also interested in a day in a life of you on the job if you could let us know - Particularly because I am a languages student myself and trying to see the differences in perspective, thank you.

I don't really hear the fundie voice here, but Katie Britt and the Duggar woman...egads! Major fundie voices!

There's nothing to decode here miss. He is an idiot saying idiotic things

I really don’t think Donald Trump is too concerned about his accent. He’s from New York, which has its own unique American accent.

What do you think is the reason some people pronounce the “th” sound as a “v” or “f” instead of just putting their tongue between their teeth? I think it sounds like an error and can’t understand why a native speaker of English would do that. I’m American and have only heard one American do that (at first I thought he had a speech impediment), but then I heard a few British people do it and I thought it was maybe northern/Manchester or lower class. Please enlighten me if you can!

"It doesn't strike me as a human being"😂Truth! Sociopaths can have a rough time with that one! Next please do one where he doesn't have anything in his hands- must know what the accordion hands are about!