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@michaelhawkins7389

2 жыл бұрын

Emma York is a beautiful city with so much history would you agree? I live in Yorkshire :) also York is a city not a town , as it has a Cathedral which is called Saint Peter but is more famously known as " The Minster"

@silverchain6182

2 жыл бұрын

Gotcha m8!

@BalveerSingh-qd1lr

Ай бұрын

So beautiful

I’m American and I absolutely love the Yorkshire accent. It’s one of my favorite English accents.

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

No way! :) That's so nice to hear.

@smanticus

5 жыл бұрын

@@PronunciationwithemmaThe thing I love especially is the way you really bear down on the letter "L." I was really excited that the new Doctor was going to have that accent!

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah! Quite a lot of my students and followers have told me that the new Doctor is northern (and a woman! WHATTT?!? haha). I'm so proud they chose a northerner for the role. She's spreading the awareness of Yorkshire :)

@simonyip5978

3 жыл бұрын

Shannon M the cities of Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield and Hull and York are located in West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, East Yorkshire and North Yorkshire and each of those places sound different. It's true that you could travel 40 miles in any direction and the local accent will be different.

@artbyash1826

3 жыл бұрын

I feel appreciated

I grew up in California, and my soccer/football coach was from Yorkshire. He was also an excellent English teacher and would recite Shakespeare and other classic British prose or poetry with this accent. I grew up thinking that was the proper upper class Way to speak British English. When I hear this accent, I recognize it straight away, and I smile at how much lovelier it is to listen to than the snobby King’s version.

@NSYresearch

Жыл бұрын

There was a recent project to perform Shakespear plays in the accent of the time. It was amazing the rhythm and timing were better and the jokes worked better.

A few years ago my wife and I took the train from London to York. In a fairly empty car, there were three retired railroad men sitting across the aisle from us, Yorkshire men on their way home. Their conversation was so lively and fun and the sound of their accent so engaging. They invited us to join in. It was one of the highlights of the trip. I must add, we're Americans. We found York itself to be, well, brilliant.

@Mark64W

2 жыл бұрын

Great story , thank you for sharing and visiting us !

It's very cute to hear Emma speaks in her original Yorkshire accent. Love it.

Nothing beats the Yorkshire accent, especially broad Yorkshire! Only sounds at its best when spoke by someone from the place!!

So glad I was born up North. It's amazing how many people who travel up here from down south compliment my accent - it's just something you take for granted.

@Pronunciationwithemma

3 жыл бұрын

Compliment? I get laughed at and mocked 😅😭

From a fellow Yorkshire lass, born and raised in Barnsley (with family still there) and having lived in Halifax and now Bradford, worked in Leeds, with friends from Sheffield and Thirsk and Scarborough, plus having family in Holmfirth and Huddersfield and teachers from York, work colleagues from Doncaster and Hull, thank you for this. I'm so fed up of the generic 'Yorkshire' accents of actors and actresses that are just as likely to sound more like they come from the other side of the Pennines or are a touch closer to the Geordie accent etc. Having worked in Manchester one day a week for years and with many work colleagues and family from Northumberland, again a place of many accents I also get fed up of Manchester accents on telly being so wrong and of Newcastle's own very distinctive and rich accent being used to portray people from that county but living miles from the Tyne. Thank you for touching on the fascinating differences between the speech of people who live only a relatively short distance from each other.

As a fellow Emma from York, I sometimes come back to this video when I’m feeling homesick and needing to hear someone speak proper! And thank you for noting all the different varieties of Yorkshire it does my head in when they all get lumped together.

I appreciate your detail in this video. I study phonetics and dialectics as a hobby, and I feel I more easily understood your descriptions of the accents in this video than in many others. Also, as a side note, I find it fascinating how many of the characteristics found in Yorkshire speech made it to the speaking habits in the broader southern American accent. Thanks for the excellent video.

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Dakotah! I'm glad. I also discovered the same thing just recently as well. Isn't it unusual!

I'm working on a Yorkshire accent for a role, and this has been incredibly helpful! Cheers for the concise breakdown of the accent 💪

I simply love it. What a beautifully accent spoken by a gorgeous lady.

Hey Emma, I came across your channel at my lunch break and I really liked the first video I watched, so I clicked a few more videos and much to my delight I discovered 2 videos about the Yorkshire accents. I had lived in York for the last 10 years and only just recently moved back to Taiwan. Hearing your N. Yorkshire accent does bring back loads of fond memories and make me really miss York. When I lived in York, I got to hear all kinds of accents at work, I didn’t particularly like the York accent to be honest and I was struggling to understand it, but it grew on me and I think it is the most charming accent in the entire UK. Thank you for the video and it did make me homesick! And just wanted to let you know you are brilliant!

@Pronunciationwithemma

Жыл бұрын

Aww thank you 🥰🥰🥰

I'm Spanish and I'm finishing my bachelor on English linguistics. I'm doing my final project on the Yorksharian accent and your video helped me very much, thanks!

Love your accent. Your videos are brilliant! Clear and informative, you must be a great teacher.

Your Yorkshire accent is lovely and melodic. It's not at all difficult for me to understand. I wish I grew up there. Excellent content on your channel.

What a badass accent!!!!

Emma. When I was starting to play this video, i felt there is something different in your voice. And it turns out you said that you spoke with your Yorkshire accent. Wow. I can only be amazed. :)

This is a fantastic explanation, thank you so much! I'm American but I absolutely love this accent in particular.

Emma you are a great teacher. I wasn't confused at all.

Thank you teacher I'm so fascinated about accents so I'm so much grateful for this

thanks Emma, great video. super helpful. am preparing an audition for a feature film and its in southern yorkshire in the early 90's and this has gone down a treat. Great work

@Pronunciationwithemma

Жыл бұрын

Good luck!! ❤️

I love this! I am also from York but have adopted my accent since moving away and working with people from all over. Whenever I’m tired or have been chatting to people back home I slip back into my Yorkshire accent but definitely use a more neutral one day-to-day. I wish regional accents were less stigmatised - I’m trying to reintroduce my natural accent back into how I speak regularly!

Excellent lesson for someone who wants to learn to speak the accent/s. Much better than 99% of other instructional accent vids on popular media. I learned phonetics for accents at acting school.

Brilliant! I’m an English teacher but I’m Italian and I want to show it to my students!!!!

I really fond of Northern Accent, love it! You put too much efforts to deliver this video and spread knowledge.FOR FREE. Big thank you to the most energetic dedicated teacher.

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome!! 😄

When I heard Louis Tomlimson speaking for the very time, I absolutely fell in love with his South Yorkshire-accent and it became my favourite british accent. So, wanna learn it by myself and found your explanation very helpful. Thank you Emma!

I'm currently doing my dissertation in York on the Hull/East Yorkshire accent vowels this has being so helpful!

Currently studying at York St John for a year as an Erasmus Student, so this video has helped me a lot! I love the accent so far!

@Pronunciationwithemma

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I hope you're having an amazing time! I studied there ❤️

Im American and the Yorkshire accent makes me melt i love it lolll, it sounds so confident, if that makes sense. A lovely accent

@Pronunciationwithemma

3 жыл бұрын

🥰 thank you!

I am very happy to watch this video. It's useful. We appreciate your efforts. Thanks.

Thank you for a great video. I'm from the States - west coast - and found great KZread guitar lessons from a guy in Leeds. I enjoy his speech and wanted to learn about it.

That was a great video.. It paid my attention to something I haven't noticed before. Thanks Emma 🙂 And I'm delighted that I did understood everything when you were talking with this accent and this speed. 😊

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

That's fantastic that you were able to understand it! :)

My parents are both from West Yorkshire so I've got a fairly strong accent. I live in North Yorkshire near Harrogate and everyone's talks like a right posh bugga. When I was at school no one could ever understand me. I got asked if I was from a different country a few times. 😂

@Pronunciationwithemma

4 жыл бұрын

Haha!! Not surprised! When I moved from York to a small town in East Yorkshire everyone called me posh for ages! I WAS BLOODY 8 AS WELL!!

I LOVE Northern English. It may be my most favorite accent in the world and I just ADORE a twangy Yorkshire or Manchester accent. People overseas don’t really understand the nuance of American southern accents and they usually think we all sound like West Texans 🙄 ... but Yorkshire is maybe my favorite accent and Khmer is my my favorite language ❤️❤️❤️

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you :) And that's true! But at least some people can hear that there's even a West Texan accent! Many Brits just think there's one "American accent". 😂😅 These also tend to be the kinds of Brits who'd get offended if you confused them as being from another part of the country based on their accent!

I'm Japanese and first learned English in Leeds when I was 4 years old. When I moved back to Japan when I entered junior high. my English teacher couldn't understand my spoken English at all.

@dreddykrugernew

7 ай бұрын

Im from Hull in Yorkshire and I was on holiday playing football on the beach with lots of Dutch guys, when I talked with them I had to slow down my words a bit but then some woman heard me talk who was from Doncaster and immediately said to me you are from Hull arent you. Then we both started talking with each in full Yorkshire flow and the Dutch guys couldnt understand a single word, people who learn English in foreign countries and then teach that English without coming to England to understand it properly the people they teach come to the UK and they cant understand a single word. You would be able to understand real English people more than anyone who even can score higher than you in learning English when it comes to actually using it in with real British people...

@Gadavillers-Panoir

6 ай бұрын

@@dreddykrugernew English dialects are beautiful and must be encouraged and taught to anyone who wishes to learn them and preserved for all time as they are part of the British heritage. However, it really wouldn’t make sense for someone in another country to be learning a regional dialect of English as it wouldn’t be helpful in interviews and such. I myself am learning Received Pronunciation as it is more or less familiar to any international speaker. However, I do, from time to time, listen to recordings of people speaking dialectal English as well as English accents from the UK and around the world, so that i can understand any English speaker.

Thanks, I am doing a play and I need a Yorkshire accent and this has helped so much. 😍

I was raised and have a lived in all parts of Yorkshire now and I love the regional differences, one thing thats fascinating to me is the South Yorkshire accent - seems to differ so much to the others, they pronounce 'tonight' - 'taneet' and 'there' - 'thee-ur'.

@Pronunciationwithemma

3 жыл бұрын

Barnsley do this a LOT, don’t they? It’s very interesting.

@djbrook4132

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pronunciationwithemma oh arr lass. We do indeed.

Loving this!! Wish I'd found it sooner! I'm also a Yorkshire lass, (Sheff), recently started teaching English and I also have my special 'teaching' accent, hehe. T'students wunt understand owt if not. This lass is fab. I'm still learning the IPA.

I love this video!! It's so cool to hear your original accent! I do prefer your teaching accent though. Thanks, Emma!

After this lesson, I do start to realise you did have very tiny northern accents occasionally in very few words. But you are still absolutely a perfect British English pronunciation teacher, that little accents just make the sound more native and natural, nothing else.

As an American the Yorkshire accent is so much fun to do, especially South Yorkshire. I get tired of doing the southern pronunciation because there’s no character to it.

American here. I'm not familiar with most British/English accents but I think the Yorkshire accent is adorable. Especially the way words like cup, but, and blood sound. The u sounds like a soft o, kinda (to me at least).

That was really well done and informative, thank you!

I feel like I can't refuse this video thanks a lot its really helpful for me

As an American Southerner (born in South Carolina, currently living in Florida) I grew up with a distinctive "Southern" accent. I'm fascinated by the variety of discernably different accents in the U.S. and U.K., especially when different ones exist so close to one another. Thanks for your video. I'll be watching more!

Alot of Norse words in our dialect/accent here in Yorkshire, as in alot of northern counties, enjoyed this TA!

I'm watching this apart bc I love it, to understand Louis Tomlinson 😂😂

QUESTIONS FOR YOU: What do you think of the Yorkshire accent? Would you like to have this accent? Do you find it difficult to understand? Tell me in the comments! REMINDER! Don't forget that in October I will be doing a live lesson every single weekday. Be sure to subscribe to my channel and click the bell icon for notifications!

@mahsa6985

5 жыл бұрын

Pronunciation with Emma yes of course 👍🏼💓

@smllbrgt23

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry but I don't like this accent I couldn't understand almost anything

@smllbrgt23

5 жыл бұрын

You sound like a robot 🤔

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

That may be the cheap microphone I'm using ;) Hahaha

@ainag6181

5 жыл бұрын

I love it! Accents enrich languages. It was so surprising that your voice changed, I thought this only happened to me when I speak English (I'm a Spanish-Valencian native speaker) 😅 Is there an explanation to this? Don't you find it hard to use the 'teacher accent' sometimes? Like fighting against your instinct or something? Thanks for your effort, Emma! A very interesting video 😀

Lovly to hear from your voice that northern accent, quite impressive how is so natural for you those word's pronunciations with glottal T. You inspire me :)

This is an excellent video. Detailed and clear! Thanks

It mad how I can tell the difference in accents of people from Leeds, York and Hull, yet all "southerners" sound the same to my ear. As soon as you started speaking I knew you were from York.

@Pronunciationwithemma

10 ай бұрын

It's funny as I used to think the same until I moved down south for a bit 🤣

The thing I love is when you say something like "You can travel 20 minutes t' next town" I don't even know how you'd properly try and write that down so that you can get across that sound through text but it's one of my favourite things about our accents. It's proper Yorkshire. I didn't know it was called a glottal stop though. I've been told before that I have a pretty broad accent, even by people that are from South Yorkshire themselves, that's thanks to my Grandad I reckon.

Idk why im watching a yorkshire accent video when im from east yorkshire

Thank you so much. I'm an actor and my character has a yorkshire accent. Everyone just says to do the normal cockney, no one would notice (it's in the US), but you know my grandma would slap me...

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

I've met quite a few Americans (and Canadians!) who genuinely couldn't tell the difference between a British Accent (a standard/neutral one) and an Aussie accent! So you may be safe if you just went with a Cockney one! 😂

@lostie4998

4 жыл бұрын

You doing Billy Liar? (I am lol)

eyup dock. It took me years to understand the dialect and I love it! If I could I would love to be able to master it myself but it's hard enough trying to sound British as I am from Denmark 😃 Thanks for your channel. I love the fact that you can explain the exact differences between 'proper' English and the dialect. Thanks from Mette

Thank you! I live in the US in California, and I’ve grown curious about the Yorkshire accent as a result of watching Gentleman Jack and appreciate your video. I’m aware that micro-locations, class and decade also impact speech. Here in California, for example, NorCal (Berkeley) where I live and SoCal (Los Angeles, etc.) have very different cultural norms and rhythms of speech.

I'm from Texas 🤠. I LOVE your Yorkshire accent. It's so deep and strong; very grounded. I first really noticed it from Downton Abbey...and of course Game of Thrones ("You don't know NUTHIN John Snuw") Fascinating:)

Love this!! Reading Secret Garden to my girls and this is really helpful!

Very good video that I really enjoyed . I was born in Co. Durham and moved to Holmfirth in West Yorkshire aged 6 in 1970 . It was like space aliens had arrived ! The children at school thought I was Irish , the milkman thought my family were Welsh and the new friendly neighbours were totally amazed by us . There are so many different ' Yorkshire ' accents having travelled the county for many years . But if we really want to ' open a can of worms ' how about the Saddleworth accent ? That was part ( and many say still is ) of the West Riding of Yorkshire until 1974 . Perhaps the subject of your next video ? Hmm ... Thanks again , Mark .

All of the English accent varieties sound interesting and beautiful to me. It’s amazing that in a country so small so many still exist, too. Personally, I hope it continues. The spice of life, and all that.

brilliant, I love the way you talk , keep going , I live in west Yorkshire as well.

Ey up from the US. I love the Yorkshire accent! Best English accent there is. I can usually understand the accent if it's not too broad and fast. I think it's odd how the Hull accent is so much different than the rest of Yorkshire. I'm from the southern US, and people try to mimic our accent all the time-sometimes very well and sometimes awful. Funny but Brits can do it better than the northerners here (picture Vivien Leigh in Gone With the Wind). Good video. I hope to visit your beautiful Yorkshire countryside one day.

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

Haha! I get my fair share of people taking the mick out of my Yorkshire accent as well. I just show them this video now and point out how many people love it! It shuts them up! ;) Hope you come to Yorkshire one day. You'll love it!

@BeckyZoeG

5 жыл бұрын

Most of my family are from Barnsley that's a pretty broad accent and my husband still struggles to understand them when we visit 😂 I was raised in Wakefield so mines a bit of a combination accent, not broad although when I rant it's definitely broad 😂

Finally I knew which part of england you're from 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 I like your accent and the way your'e talking

Thank you most much! THIS has been extremely helpful!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾 I have a huge callback audition next week and it requires me to have a Yorkshire accent.

@Pronunciationwithemma

Жыл бұрын

Good luck!!

Emma you look really cool when speaking with the northern accent 🎉

as someone from North Yorkshire, hearing you slow down the differences between 'no' finally made me hear what my friends must hear. they constantly call me posh for how I say it and I don't notice anything but oh my gods I totally say it in the posher way 😭

Lunch is actually pronounced din-ner.

@jaeleighxxx7829

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely it is dinner like in school dinner ladies not lunch ladies.

@teletext-or3sc

9 ай бұрын

And din-ner is pronounced t-ea 🙂

Thanks for this video, if you can do more like this it would be great, as I need to improve my listening! Many thanks.

I love the Yorkshire accent. To an American ear it sounds more Scottish, or even Irish, than the southern accent. Thanks for the video.

Thanks alot🙏Ur channel is helping me alot..thanks again..keep rocking🤟

thanks for your demo and explanation. we international students here in Hull can benefit a great deal from your video. cheers.

What a lovely teacher Emma is. So sincere and so nice looking.

Super stoked you included the IPA notation

@Pronunciationwithemma

4 жыл бұрын

My pleasure! :)

The Yorkshire accent is really quite lovely.

Can you do another video going more into depth about Yorkshire regional variations? You're the only one on KZread that's done it well

Hi Emma! It was very interesting to listen to your explanations about Yorkie! For me Northern English sometimes seems to be very close to my Viennese accent on English 😉 The most interesting information you gave, is you will speak with a deeper voice. We always wonder, why women use to speak English with a kind of excited childish sound 🤔

Love your yorkshire accent!

What a brilliant Video Emma and it's solved the problem of why the sister's accents in 'Happy Valley' vary when they use the 'O' sound. One sounds 'posher' than the other but, in fact, it's because they developed their language a bus ride away! The beginnings a new plot twist if only there was a future series! :-)

@NSYresearch

Жыл бұрын

I just had a look and only one of the main cast is actually from Yorkshire. So that's why the accents are a bit different. Actors eh ...lol

I now live and work in Somerset and one day a couple came to my counter and were chatting away. They had a Yorkshire accent but not just that but a Dewsbury accent. I said hello and asked if they were from Dewsbury and it turned out he was the vicar of the church I was baptised in .... a distictive accent indeed

Great video! I'm from South Yorkshire / West Riding and here's a few things I would add. I change a 't' to an 'r' in words like 'got'. Such as 'she's gorra funny accent'. And with words like 'floor' and 'door' I add an extra syllable so they become 'floo-er' and 'doo-er'. I wrote a dialect poem (it's on my channel) and people from other parts of Yorkshire told me they didn't speak like that at all, but I just had to explain that that's because they were from a different part of Yorkshire and that was the accent/dialect when I was growing up!

@Pronunciationwithemma

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😁 Quick question! You only change that “t” to a “r” if it is between vowels, right? “Gorrit” (got it) but not “gorrthe” (got the), for example? Just curious! I’ve also heard of the “floor-a” and “door-a” thing! That’s definitely a South Yorkshire/Sheff thing, isn’t it? 😄 I’ll go check out your poem now!

@antonycharnock2993

4 жыл бұрын

To my Rotherham ears you sound Barnsley area. Broadest accents I've heard come from Dearne Valley area. Like your poems by the way.

You have got very good attitude.. your voice spurred me to speak like you..

Thank you Emma, I loved your explanations. A Tyke living in Bavaria.

This is the best explanation of Yorkshire I've seen. Coming from a reight Yorkshire lass.

So, I'm a Dungeons and Dragons player who, when I run a game (or 'DM' it in the lingo), kinda has to make an effort with my non-player character's accents i.e. my elfs have to be a bit posh, my dwarves have to be Scottish etc. Problem: I'm Irish and ALL your bloody accents are difficult! These videos are really, properly helpful, so thank you! I have a terrible villain who I needed a Northern accent for, and her name will be Emma in your honour.

@Pronunciationwithemma

Жыл бұрын

This comment has made my absolute day!!!

@maiadraconica6488

Жыл бұрын

thats so funny cause im trying to get into dungeons and dragons properly for the first time and im currently fleshing out a character, i had a very specific idea of what i wanted her to sound like (due to a certain youtuber) which is the reason im here trying to understand how you do this accent xD

Emma, thank you for the North and South pronunciation differences. I live in the USA in the state of Georgia, in particular, the northern part of the state and I find it odd that your Northern Yorkshire accent is so much like a North Georgia accent but just a little bit faster. Thanks again for the lesson.

I live in the U.S. I love all the different English accents, and for an American, I've gotten pretty good identifying (roughly) the different regional accents. At least not all English (or certainly British) accents sound the same to my ear. I think I can identify the Yorkshire accent from all the Downton Abbey episodes I watched.

Swedish here and I gotta say some words in the Yorkshire accents are straight up almost nordic. Like the way you pronounced boat is actually the way we say boat in swedish though it's "båt" . So very cool indeed. Gotta respect the vikings for mixing our languages :)

@Pronunciationwithemma

3 жыл бұрын

Check out the dialect words and you’ll see it gets way more Nordic and interesting. It’s always like we were invaded by vikings or something, right? 😂

@andrewallan3415

3 жыл бұрын

We have many village names ending in Thorpe which I believe is ancient Norse which may also be the reason why we use old norse words still.

@blotski

2 жыл бұрын

You should come to Durham. It's even more Nordic.

Loved this. So accurate. Winter is coming. 😉

You are fascinating and I liked watching it. Regards from Israel!

i know this is a very old video by now but, i just had a watch for the first time and i really enjoyed it. it's fascinating to me because i have Yorkshire in my ancestry so, for me, it's like a ancestry/cultural lesson :-)

Hey that's pretty cool. My CA ears had never heard a Yorkshire accent before. Would like to hear some other accents from around England, do you do others?

Thank you so much Emma, I really needed this video , as you know I’m in Yorkshire, it’s really difficult to understand, I’m thinking of watching your videos many times to learn it🙏🏼😘

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

Oh wow! How are you coping with the Yorkshire accent? Depending on the area you are in, some can be trickier than others to understand. One in particular that I find the most difficult is the Barnsley accent! 😱I'd do a video about it but I cannot do a Barnsley accent.

@mahsa6985

5 жыл бұрын

Pronunciation with Emma I’m in Harrogate. Did you remember me? I had live with you a few months ago .

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

Of course!! And Harrogate is gorgeous 😄♥️

Have some friends in the Wakefield area and like the Yorkshire people. Thanks for the lessons! Hope to be back soon after the pademie.

To be honest I prefer your usual accent Emma. Your voice seems be smoother and clear,easier for us learners to understand. You know I live in East Yorkshire and still struggle to understand sometimes 😅 but it's always nice people know there's an "yorkshire language" 😘

@Pronunciationwithemma

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha!! Yes! You need a medal for understanding the Yorkshire accent where you are 😃

This is so helpful! Thank you!

i love the way you talk in this video.

I like your Yorkshire accent, Emma. I have a friend from Leicester and she always has a deep voice when she speaks. Yeah, I'd like to have this accent. Well, I'm more used to the southern accent but, yours is quite understandable!

That was great! I am from Manchester but live in California now and everyone I know is going to watch this lol!

I've nearly finished reading The Good Companions by Priestley and have been intrigued by Mr Oakroyd's lines. I found the video explained at least some of the sounds.