The way dude spat out those Zulu clicks was crazy.
@wesoakes8 сағат бұрын
Born and raised in Nashville. Tennessee is not all the same. It’s wild. North of Nashville sounds very Kentucky. South of Nashville sounds very Alabama. East TN is what your examples were and the “sh” thing I thought was unique to Dolly because I don’t hear that anywhere else personally.
@greatestever82699 сағат бұрын
I'm bilingual with spanish and English but I'm gonna do Japanese
@USMC-Goforth9 сағат бұрын
"Take a drink, it"ll loosen the lips" my girlfriend told me that when I was learning to roll my r's in high school 😂
@valcrist74289 сағат бұрын
I'm from South East Asia and I watch a lot of American TV. So my American accent is "American TV"... mostly mixed of LA and New York.
@NannyCammie10 сағат бұрын
I'm from Longview which is in East Texas and my children say the older I get the more southern I sound 😅
@cynthiat650511 сағат бұрын
My great great grandfather was thrown out of Quebec in 1789 and took a ship to New Orleans. He was Acadian, which became Cajun.
@MrZajebali11 сағат бұрын
2:25 - said an English speaker, right!
@LeifTunteri-lm6un12 сағат бұрын
After watching one of your other videos on English dialects, I feel far more comfortable listening to these. I'm from the Western United States, so I obviously speak a very different dialect than those featured here, but being able to understand these makes me feel very American. Great video!
@Looey12 сағат бұрын
This was FUN
@Looey12 сағат бұрын
This is a wonderful video! If I won a BIG lottery I am inspired to visit places to speak with these people!
@samcrowther394213 сағат бұрын
Me listening to bossa nova ...
@marikothecheetah934214 сағат бұрын
Okay I didn't write the language down, but I guessed the mystery language right away. Am... am I addicted...? Do I need help? Somebody...?
@junito289917 сағат бұрын
If you master Italian, it’s only the Tuscan dialect! You will never master all dialects so therefore, even the regional locals that speak different dialects have a hard time understanding different regions!
@CarmenGuerrero-tl4nh17 сағат бұрын
Me alegra saber que hay tanta gente interesada en aprender Español. Solo puntualizar algo a Olly; en Andalucía, a parte del "seseo" existe el "ceceo" que es pronunciar las "s" como "c". Aún así he de decir que no todos seseamos o ceceamos, yo soy andaluza y no hago ninguna de las dos....las "s" del final sí que me las como o las pronuncio como "h" aspirada. Un saludo a todos y mucho ánimo a todos los que estais aprendiendo el español!!.
@Qfed95617 сағат бұрын
Why I was expected to see Russian 😂
@alphonsoelm565218 сағат бұрын
My english brain heard "males end sentences with crap"
@alphonsoelm565218 сағат бұрын
Lol. Not sit on my adopted son 😂😂
@daniellejarvis15718 сағат бұрын
They all same the same to me. I wish the video pointed out differences in them, such as the way they pronounce vowels or something that distinguishes one accent from the other.
@alexzuma2024.18 сағат бұрын
it's also the americans that shaped english!
@lucyshnyr564719 сағат бұрын
Respect Olly (I am subscribed btw 😊), but I still don’t buy the thing with Dutch. On this list I would replace it with Mandarin, Spanish or Bahasa Indonesia/Bahasa Malay.
@WillThrillin19 сағат бұрын
Bio.. not ba-you
@jamesbickel216819 сағат бұрын
Hey Olly, I’ve just started to learn Czech, got a couple phrases memorized and the usual like hello, bye, good My girlfriend is Czech and speaks Czech, same as her brother and parents, and I find it hard to sit and study with textbook cause it’s just boring. I enjoy speaking to them in Czech and learning new phrases through them or translate and using them I also haven’t listened to any podcasts or anything as of yet but I’ve heard they are a good way of learning to understand sentances How would you go about learning Czech if you was in my situation?
@user-qb1sm3rk9r20 сағат бұрын
Try searching Flabba Holt for a true dialect
@shariecebrewster596220 сағат бұрын
Yes dp have a qustion on your book or vudoe
@shariecebrewster596220 сағат бұрын
Catch yp on my learn my skill
@shariecebrewster596220 сағат бұрын
And i am a teacher can't reed
@shariecebrewster596220 сағат бұрын
And i am can't reed as well::::::::
@shariecebrewster596220 сағат бұрын
Yes i am new on for my class::::::::::
@shariecebrewster596220 сағат бұрын
Thank you for your vidioe
@gtripmusic290620 сағат бұрын
10:29 That's Tagalog since the vast majority of my co-workers are Pinoy. I'm Mexican-American btw so this was due to exposure and not my ethnic identity
@mmka120 сағат бұрын
I always am astounded when I hear people criticize actors using accents when the critics are speaking using the EXACT so-called mistakes which they accuse actors of making! They can't hear themselves doing it! 😁
@Bobby845121 сағат бұрын
English is English. So many different words for things and different ways to pronounce things.
@masterofkings_dj551721 сағат бұрын
The difference between real and fake south is the fake are trying to hard and yelling it’s really dramatic probably like if I tried to do a British accent😂
@amarshall289621 сағат бұрын
A lot of southerners don’t really tell a difference in the accents, it’s the expressions, but there are big differences. South Louisiana obvious. I’m in North Louisiana and we sound similar to Mississippi and Texas. As you go further south they change. Shreveport is very Texas like, Natchitoches and Alexandria sound a little different, Lafayette and Acadiana sound completely different, Baton Rouge sounds like a combo of both for some reason, and New Orleans has an East Coast feel with a southern drawl. Love the different cultures that make up our state.
@steventucker314922 сағат бұрын
The flashcard had the KDE logo... Cool! Must be a Linux user. Go plasma, best DE ever
@wilhelmvongloeden23 сағат бұрын
So interesting and much fun!!! Huge fan here!!!
@AdanPabloInviernos23 сағат бұрын
Todos tus cronogramas parecen ser bastante correctos, pero tu explicación sobre los detalles más finos es casi toda incorrecta y proviene de especulaciones más que de hechos ampliamente aceptados. Update: Hice este comentario a la mitad del video y ahora estoy a 3/4 del camino y las inexactitudes y los comentarios especulativos siguen acumulándose unos a otros con más frecuencia. Parece que solo acabas de leer una vez un libro sobre el tema.
@thato596Күн бұрын
I do not believe in hours thing to learn a language. I think depends on people. I have seen english speakers struggle to learn french or another language on the list but they ended up learning an African language, east european or asian language within 2 years. So think it depends on people
@WannabearboristКүн бұрын
Funny story: I am from Belgium and moved to Bulgaria, I’ve literally been thrown in a bear cave because after 4 and a half years I still don’t speak the language, the alphabet was so easy and just took a few days but not a lot of Bulgarians speak English and not a lot of other foreigners here speak Bulgarian😂
@bankaiiibankaaa457316 сағат бұрын
Bulgarian is hard as fk, good luck learning it. Even native Bulgarians struggle to some degree in writing. Thinking about it, I'm better in writing in English than in Bulgarian 🤣
@Wannabearborist14 сағат бұрын
@@bankaiiibankaaa4573 I soon am moving back to Belgium for education as an arborist and while I’m there I will probably follow an actual class to learn Bulgarian because I might one day come back as my mom and siblings still plan to stay here because Bulgaria is more free, cheaper and a more beautiful country than Belgium
@candidakang4848Күн бұрын
This is an EXCELLENT video. I enjoyed it immensely. I hope people from all around the world watch it!
@Guillermo.R.S.Күн бұрын
13:46 The Cuban flag planted in the Yucatán peninsula, México: almost poetically epic.
@user-ss1zn7lp1rКүн бұрын
寫简体字 写 main component 冖 ㄅ。马→乛ㄅ。妈，与，鸟→main componentㄅ𠃌。乌龟。丐帮，吗啡
@SolSkinnКүн бұрын
I hate that I can say so many things in ASL, Spanish, Norwegian and Italian. But I can understand so little. What's wrong with me? I bet it's because I'm hardly ever immersed in it.
@Anuvrinda_manmayi875Күн бұрын
Habibi come to indian languages Oldest languages and hardest Sanskrit and Tamil
@inakichavez3819Күн бұрын
bueno, siendo nativo de español no es tan complicado las conjugaciones bueno nuestro examen de gramatica duro 2 horas de eso de hacer las conjugaciones de cada infinitivo (-ar, -er, -ir) en los 3 modos (indicativo, subjuntivo e imperativo) y asu ves de sus tiempos (10, 6,1), bueno pero eso ni fue lo complicado lo complicado paso con las partes que no se conjugan las "Conjunciones", sin duda fue un reto posicionarlas y exactamente diferenciarlas bien proque se parecen un poco y sus nombres la mayoria comienza con (co)
@wilhelmvongloedenКүн бұрын
Hi! I discovered your channel today! So inspiring! So I want to (finally) take the challenge of my life: German! Fully motivated and not afraid to devote full dedication. Any recommendations? Congrats on your talent and good work!
@chicoperez7677Күн бұрын
Bush’s Spanish sounds like it has a bit of a Cuban accent
@misscamayКүн бұрын
I was disenchanted and disappointed by Oli’s Spanish skills when I watched his interview with Pablo of Dreaming Spanish.
@IamdonewithhereКүн бұрын
Some day I want to speak out foreign languages. I never been to visit foreign countries I just watch youtube to experience all over the world I want to understand many languages particularly southeast asian languages and standard arabic But I have no chance to visit southeast asia and arabic speaking countries
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The way dude spat out those Zulu clicks was crazy.
Born and raised in Nashville. Tennessee is not all the same. It’s wild. North of Nashville sounds very Kentucky. South of Nashville sounds very Alabama. East TN is what your examples were and the “sh” thing I thought was unique to Dolly because I don’t hear that anywhere else personally.
I'm bilingual with spanish and English but I'm gonna do Japanese
"Take a drink, it"ll loosen the lips" my girlfriend told me that when I was learning to roll my r's in high school 😂
I'm from South East Asia and I watch a lot of American TV. So my American accent is "American TV"... mostly mixed of LA and New York.
I'm from Longview which is in East Texas and my children say the older I get the more southern I sound 😅
My great great grandfather was thrown out of Quebec in 1789 and took a ship to New Orleans. He was Acadian, which became Cajun.
2:25 - said an English speaker, right!
After watching one of your other videos on English dialects, I feel far more comfortable listening to these. I'm from the Western United States, so I obviously speak a very different dialect than those featured here, but being able to understand these makes me feel very American. Great video!
This was FUN
This is a wonderful video! If I won a BIG lottery I am inspired to visit places to speak with these people!
Me listening to bossa nova ...
Okay I didn't write the language down, but I guessed the mystery language right away. Am... am I addicted...? Do I need help? Somebody...?
If you master Italian, it’s only the Tuscan dialect! You will never master all dialects so therefore, even the regional locals that speak different dialects have a hard time understanding different regions!
Me alegra saber que hay tanta gente interesada en aprender Español. Solo puntualizar algo a Olly; en Andalucía, a parte del "seseo" existe el "ceceo" que es pronunciar las "s" como "c". Aún así he de decir que no todos seseamos o ceceamos, yo soy andaluza y no hago ninguna de las dos....las "s" del final sí que me las como o las pronuncio como "h" aspirada. Un saludo a todos y mucho ánimo a todos los que estais aprendiendo el español!!.
Why I was expected to see Russian 😂
My english brain heard "males end sentences with crap"
Lol. Not sit on my adopted son 😂😂
They all same the same to me. I wish the video pointed out differences in them, such as the way they pronounce vowels or something that distinguishes one accent from the other.
it's also the americans that shaped english!
Respect Olly (I am subscribed btw 😊), but I still don’t buy the thing with Dutch. On this list I would replace it with Mandarin, Spanish or Bahasa Indonesia/Bahasa Malay.
Bio.. not ba-you
Hey Olly, I’ve just started to learn Czech, got a couple phrases memorized and the usual like hello, bye, good My girlfriend is Czech and speaks Czech, same as her brother and parents, and I find it hard to sit and study with textbook cause it’s just boring. I enjoy speaking to them in Czech and learning new phrases through them or translate and using them I also haven’t listened to any podcasts or anything as of yet but I’ve heard they are a good way of learning to understand sentances How would you go about learning Czech if you was in my situation?
Try searching Flabba Holt for a true dialect
Yes dp have a qustion on your book or vudoe
Catch yp on my learn my skill
And i am a teacher can't reed
And i am can't reed as well::::::::
Yes i am new on for my class::::::::::
Thank you for your vidioe
10:29 That's Tagalog since the vast majority of my co-workers are Pinoy. I'm Mexican-American btw so this was due to exposure and not my ethnic identity
I always am astounded when I hear people criticize actors using accents when the critics are speaking using the EXACT so-called mistakes which they accuse actors of making! They can't hear themselves doing it! 😁
English is English. So many different words for things and different ways to pronounce things.
The difference between real and fake south is the fake are trying to hard and yelling it’s really dramatic probably like if I tried to do a British accent😂
A lot of southerners don’t really tell a difference in the accents, it’s the expressions, but there are big differences. South Louisiana obvious. I’m in North Louisiana and we sound similar to Mississippi and Texas. As you go further south they change. Shreveport is very Texas like, Natchitoches and Alexandria sound a little different, Lafayette and Acadiana sound completely different, Baton Rouge sounds like a combo of both for some reason, and New Orleans has an East Coast feel with a southern drawl. Love the different cultures that make up our state.
The flashcard had the KDE logo... Cool! Must be a Linux user. Go plasma, best DE ever
So interesting and much fun!!! Huge fan here!!!
Todos tus cronogramas parecen ser bastante correctos, pero tu explicación sobre los detalles más finos es casi toda incorrecta y proviene de especulaciones más que de hechos ampliamente aceptados. Update: Hice este comentario a la mitad del video y ahora estoy a 3/4 del camino y las inexactitudes y los comentarios especulativos siguen acumulándose unos a otros con más frecuencia. Parece que solo acabas de leer una vez un libro sobre el tema.
I do not believe in hours thing to learn a language. I think depends on people. I have seen english speakers struggle to learn french or another language on the list but they ended up learning an African language, east european or asian language within 2 years. So think it depends on people
Funny story: I am from Belgium and moved to Bulgaria, I’ve literally been thrown in a bear cave because after 4 and a half years I still don’t speak the language, the alphabet was so easy and just took a few days but not a lot of Bulgarians speak English and not a lot of other foreigners here speak Bulgarian😂
Bulgarian is hard as fk, good luck learning it. Even native Bulgarians struggle to some degree in writing. Thinking about it, I'm better in writing in English than in Bulgarian 🤣
@@bankaiiibankaaa4573 I soon am moving back to Belgium for education as an arborist and while I’m there I will probably follow an actual class to learn Bulgarian because I might one day come back as my mom and siblings still plan to stay here because Bulgaria is more free, cheaper and a more beautiful country than Belgium
This is an EXCELLENT video. I enjoyed it immensely. I hope people from all around the world watch it!
13:46 The Cuban flag planted in the Yucatán peninsula, México: almost poetically epic.
寫简体字 写 main component 冖 ㄅ。马→乛ㄅ。妈，与，鸟→main componentㄅ𠃌。乌龟。丐帮，吗啡
I hate that I can say so many things in ASL, Spanish, Norwegian and Italian. But I can understand so little. What's wrong with me? I bet it's because I'm hardly ever immersed in it.
Habibi come to indian languages Oldest languages and hardest Sanskrit and Tamil
bueno, siendo nativo de español no es tan complicado las conjugaciones bueno nuestro examen de gramatica duro 2 horas de eso de hacer las conjugaciones de cada infinitivo (-ar, -er, -ir) en los 3 modos (indicativo, subjuntivo e imperativo) y asu ves de sus tiempos (10, 6,1), bueno pero eso ni fue lo complicado lo complicado paso con las partes que no se conjugan las "Conjunciones", sin duda fue un reto posicionarlas y exactamente diferenciarlas bien proque se parecen un poco y sus nombres la mayoria comienza con (co)
Hi! I discovered your channel today! So inspiring! So I want to (finally) take the challenge of my life: German! Fully motivated and not afraid to devote full dedication. Any recommendations? Congrats on your talent and good work!
Bush’s Spanish sounds like it has a bit of a Cuban accent
I was disenchanted and disappointed by Oli’s Spanish skills when I watched his interview with Pablo of Dreaming Spanish.
Some day I want to speak out foreign languages. I never been to visit foreign countries I just watch youtube to experience all over the world I want to understand many languages particularly southeast asian languages and standard arabic But I have no chance to visit southeast asia and arabic speaking countries