Today starts a new series of lessons focussing on how to get the British accent, the first lesson focuses on the "Glottal T" and "True T", a very important part of British pronunciation!
Showing posts with label British Accent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label British Accent. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Monday, 18 November 2013
English lesson for Spanish speakers!
Hola a todos! Aprende Ingles, mejora tu acento, y disfruta esta clase muy especial de hoy!
Estamos acompaƱados de Patricia Rodriguez de Antena 3 en EspaƱa!
Thursday, 4 July 2013
Saturday, 20 April 2013
Best English accents - International edition!
This blog is called "Britishisms" ... But yes, a list of best English accents would be incomplete without including some of our favourite people who have been endowed with a beautiful larynx from other countries
Morgan Freeman
My god, are you kidding!? Let's just stop the list here! No one in the world has a better voice than him!
Hailing from Memphis, Tenessee, his accent is a delightful example of an accent from the southern states of america, traditionally the friendliest and warmest of accents.
Kelsey Grammer (Sideshow Bob, Frasier)
His accent shows an amazing example of what's called the "mid-atlantic" accent, which is an American accent most comparable to a British accent!
Audrey Hepburn
Did you think I was gonna leave her out? She also displayed a lovely "mid-atlantic" accent... also she was ...damn hot!
The "Southern Belle Accent" (The southern states of the USA)
On girls, sounds HOOOOOT!....
Whereas on guys.... sounds.... mmmm... kinda dumb..
With the obvious exception of Matt Mconaghey, who, I have to say, could possibly turn a straight man slightly gay
Sarah Silverman - Comedian
Honestly I think I'm on my own here, but her nasally voice really works for me! Well... a New Yorkish/Jewish accent, I just love it!
Just because you're not a native English speaker, it doesn't mean you can't have an awesome accent!
Just... just watch!
Christoph Waltz - Inglorious Basterds, Django Unchained
Originally from Austria, this soft-spoken man shows that even if you have English as a second language, it's not always best to try to lose your accent! His accent is amazing!
Sofia Vergara - Modern Family
The Colombian hottie! Such acute, pretty, damn sexy sounding accent!
Why no Australians in this list? Because fuck 'em! That's why!
Morgan Freeman
My god, are you kidding!? Let's just stop the list here! No one in the world has a better voice than him!
Hailing from Memphis, Tenessee, his accent is a delightful example of an accent from the southern states of america, traditionally the friendliest and warmest of accents.
Kelsey Grammer (Sideshow Bob, Frasier)
His accent shows an amazing example of what's called the "mid-atlantic" accent, which is an American accent most comparable to a British accent!
Audrey Hepburn
Did you think I was gonna leave her out? She also displayed a lovely "mid-atlantic" accent... also she was ...damn hot!
The "Southern Belle Accent" (The southern states of the USA)
On girls, sounds HOOOOOT!....
Whereas on guys.... sounds.... mmmm... kinda dumb..
With the obvious exception of Matt Mconaghey, who, I have to say, could possibly turn a straight man slightly gay
Sarah Silverman - Comedian
Honestly I think I'm on my own here, but her nasally voice really works for me! Well... a New Yorkish/Jewish accent, I just love it!
The very short International Shortlist
Just... just watch!
Christoph Waltz - Inglorious Basterds, Django Unchained
Originally from Austria, this soft-spoken man shows that even if you have English as a second language, it's not always best to try to lose your accent! His accent is amazing!
Sofia Vergara - Modern Family
The Colombian hottie! Such a
Why no Australians in this list? Because fuck 'em! That's why!
Labels:
British Accent,
english accent
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
The Best of British accents!
Let's be honest, there's no better accent than British! If you don't have a British accent, prepare to be very jealous, or prepare to practice impersonating their voices for the next few days!
First up, Dame Judy Dench. What movie was she in where she plays the serious looking older British woman? Oh that's right... all of them! But we do love her!
Next up, Jeremy Irons, you know him as the voice of 'Scar' in The Lion King!
Hugh Laurie (Dr. House) ... Yes.. He's British!
Alan Rickman (Severus Snape in Harry Potter, Hans Gruber in Die Hard)
Perhaps more funny than admirable, Brian Blessed has a huge, booming voice which does not seem to have a volume limit!
The polemic figure of the late Christopher Hitchens, Whether you agreed with him on his politics or not, his diction could make you feel very intellectually inferior indeed.
Are there any others you'd like to include to this list?
Labels:
British Accent
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