hello and welcome back to english with
Lucy I’ve got another video with my
friend Anna from English life a native
Heather and today we’ve got a
pronunciation video for you now Anna is
originally from Roy from from Manchester
which is in the Lancashire area so I
have a Lancashire accent naturally yeah
so it’s a northern accent and we’re
going to talk today about the difference
between my accent and anna’s accent now
you might notice that anna actually
speaks with received pronunciation but
this wasn’t always the case whether it
wasn’t always the case which is why I
know it’s very possible for any person
with an accent to change it and speak
naturally with any other accent they
want so if you’re learning English and
you want to sound more English then this
is very possible for you to achieve yes
so anna is living proof that you can
change your accent but today we’re going
to be focusing on the difference between
mine which is a pretty standard British
accent and her original exome which was
the northern one so from now on I’m
going to speak with a northern accent
alright I love the way you can change
like that so this video is going to be
divided into I’m going to do the first
four differences and then Anna on her
channel is going to talk about four more
so when you finish this video head over
to Anna’s channel by clicking on the
link in the description box okay let’s
get started
still it so four words are going to
magically appear on the screen well okay
so I’m going to read them with my accent
and then I was going to read them with
her so the first one is bath bath then
we have grass grass and then we have
laugh laugh and then the final one after
after okay so when I say ah Anna says ah
so this is one of the biggest
differences between my standard British
axe
and as northern accent it’s also
important to note if you learn English
via an American source then you’ll also
be using this vowel the vowel instead of
the are vowel because Americans they say
bath last after and grass is a bath last
after and grass cause we have the accent
Queen right here or is it the oxen
quickness okay so we’re going to have
four more words appear on the screen and
talk about the next vowel sound changes
so the first one cup cup love the love
money money and above above so you might
be able to hear that when I say ah Anna
says oh so we’ve got ah oh it’s quite
supple but in a sentence it’s very very
obvious it’s very noticeable yet so it
is a very subtle difference and I know
many students will say it sounds the
same
it doesn’t ah or it’s the shape that we
make with our mouth our is more of a
smile ah it’s very light you can feel it
on the top of the mouth ah and all it
feels like it’s made more in the throat
there’s more space in the mouth and the
lips are slightly rounded oh oh I always
think about a monkey here oh bring
myself to do that so I’m going to try
the knot on one then cook love above is
that good that’s very good thank you
on to the next one then another vowel
that changes I say oh and you say oh I
say no no and we also have don’t don’t
and go go so oh no don’t go
becomes oh no don’t go Oh
okay so this Oh diphthong changes – oh
yeah I’d say oh and you say oh so it’s
almost like it becomes one sound in the
north where as in standard English it’s
one vowel sound moving into the second
vowel sound yeah oh if you’d like more
information about the O sound I have a
video all about it it will be in the
description box okay lastly we have a
couple of words that change they get
shortened so I would say I wear Anna
would say ah
so I would say I go home I go home I go
home
so that up instead of an eye Anna uses
the word I in two different ways
sometimes uses the schwa up and
sometimes she makes an ass sound as well
sometimes it would be at and sometimes
up okay and the second word is my and
this becomes Matt or me yep so I would
say I love my mum I love me Mom me more
eyes and sweet I love my mom I love me
Mom so I would say I Drive my car I
Drive my car
yeah so quite different right so if you
enjoyed this video
head on over to Anna’s channel where
part two is waiting for you so Anna’s
going to talk to you about some more
vowel sounds and also some more
consonant sound that are different to
standard English okay so that’s it for
me on this channel don’t forget to
connect with me on all my social media
all about social media which is all here
and I’ll see you back on English with
Lucy for another video very very soon
tada – ah ah hello welcome to English
with Lucy above no oh yeah got it down
like oh is it like I’m cute it hahahaha
two great big moments don’t and go oh
and go so I’ll be I go home so does it I
love God I love my mom no Okoye okay I
change it what did the little that are
dhikr enough
Lucy I’ve got another video with my
friend Anna from English life a native
Heather and today we’ve got a
pronunciation video for you now Anna is
originally from Roy from from Manchester
which is in the Lancashire area so I
have a Lancashire accent naturally yeah
so it’s a northern accent and we’re
going to talk today about the difference
between my accent and anna’s accent now
you might notice that anna actually
speaks with received pronunciation but
this wasn’t always the case whether it
wasn’t always the case which is why I
know it’s very possible for any person
with an accent to change it and speak
naturally with any other accent they
want so if you’re learning English and
you want to sound more English then this
is very possible for you to achieve yes
so anna is living proof that you can
change your accent but today we’re going
to be focusing on the difference between
mine which is a pretty standard British
accent and her original exome which was
the northern one so from now on I’m
going to speak with a northern accent
alright I love the way you can change
like that so this video is going to be
divided into I’m going to do the first
four differences and then Anna on her
channel is going to talk about four more
so when you finish this video head over
to Anna’s channel by clicking on the
link in the description box okay let’s
get started
still it so four words are going to
magically appear on the screen well okay
so I’m going to read them with my accent
and then I was going to read them with
her so the first one is bath bath then
we have grass grass and then we have
laugh laugh and then the final one after
after okay so when I say ah Anna says ah
so this is one of the biggest
differences between my standard British
axe
and as northern accent it’s also
important to note if you learn English
via an American source then you’ll also
be using this vowel the vowel instead of
the are vowel because Americans they say
bath last after and grass is a bath last
after and grass cause we have the accent
Queen right here or is it the oxen
quickness okay so we’re going to have
four more words appear on the screen and
talk about the next vowel sound changes
so the first one cup cup love the love
money money and above above so you might
be able to hear that when I say ah Anna
says oh so we’ve got ah oh it’s quite
supple but in a sentence it’s very very
obvious it’s very noticeable yet so it
is a very subtle difference and I know
many students will say it sounds the
same
it doesn’t ah or it’s the shape that we
make with our mouth our is more of a
smile ah it’s very light you can feel it
on the top of the mouth ah and all it
feels like it’s made more in the throat
there’s more space in the mouth and the
lips are slightly rounded oh oh I always
think about a monkey here oh bring
myself to do that so I’m going to try
the knot on one then cook love above is
that good that’s very good thank you
on to the next one then another vowel
that changes I say oh and you say oh I
say no no and we also have don’t don’t
and go go so oh no don’t go
becomes oh no don’t go Oh
okay so this Oh diphthong changes – oh
yeah I’d say oh and you say oh so it’s
almost like it becomes one sound in the
north where as in standard English it’s
one vowel sound moving into the second
vowel sound yeah oh if you’d like more
information about the O sound I have a
video all about it it will be in the
description box okay lastly we have a
couple of words that change they get
shortened so I would say I wear Anna
would say ah
so I would say I go home I go home I go
home
so that up instead of an eye Anna uses
the word I in two different ways
sometimes uses the schwa up and
sometimes she makes an ass sound as well
sometimes it would be at and sometimes
up okay and the second word is my and
this becomes Matt or me yep so I would
say I love my mum I love me Mom me more
eyes and sweet I love my mom I love me
Mom so I would say I Drive my car I
Drive my car
yeah so quite different right so if you
enjoyed this video
head on over to Anna’s channel where
part two is waiting for you so Anna’s
going to talk to you about some more
vowel sounds and also some more
consonant sound that are different to
standard English okay so that’s it for
me on this channel don’t forget to
connect with me on all my social media
all about social media which is all here
and I’ll see you back on English with
Lucy for another video very very soon
tada – ah ah hello welcome to English
with Lucy above no oh yeah got it down
like oh is it like I’m cute it hahahaha
two great big moments don’t and go oh
and go so I’ll be I go home so does it I
love God I love my mom no Okoye okay I
change it what did the little that are
dhikr enough
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