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hi everybody welcome back to english

topics i'm joined again today by Davey

hi Davey and today we're going to be

talking about American accents these are

different American accents that you will

hear in TV in movies and if you visit

the USA perhaps in different regions as

well so we're gonna share and try our

best to share what these accents might

sound like but forgive us in advance if

it's not perfect anyway let's begin you

want to start us off

alright sure well guess I'll go in

alphabetical order and my first 20 is

Boston all right a nice Boston accent is

a sort of classic strong American accent

and they're really famous the famous

thing that boss the Boston accent does

is it drops the Rohtak are that are that

follows a vowel so the classic example

is if you have a car you park your car

and Harvard Yard but you don't say it

that way so your pocket car and have it

Yad that's the that's the classic Boston

example and that's probably all I can do

of that oh I've got another one that my

mom used to use for the boston accent er

has the same thing what's your which was

let's go up to 33rd and 3rd Street and

listen to the boys chew it sure that

that our sound is it totally it's

totally different from the way that

we're speaking now yes so but it's hard

I think if you're not expecting that

no it's shocking actually it's

interesting because I think a lot of

accents in the US and a lot of places

are often regional right therefore a

whole region and sometimes they're very

specific specific to a city and I think

Boston is that case it's very specific

to very kind of small location mmm is

this this city in the Northeast yeah you

I think you do see that in movies

actually a lot definitely yes for sure

it's interesting to me the way that

different accents are associated with

different like stereotypes of people mmm

in movies and things like that so in

movies or on television often times that

Boston accent is associated with a kind

of like tough no-nonsense attitude yeah

I'm sure they're tough no-nonsense

people in Boston I'm sure there are

people that are not so tough and

tolerate a lot of nonsense that is

probably true true anywhere all right I

i'm gonna choose I'm gonna start where I

was born and a place that I love to make

fun of all the time the Californian

accent I say the Californian accent but

there's not just one so there may be my

favorite accent to make fun of is what's

called the valley girl accent the valley

girl accent is known for making all

statements sound like a question and

having a very whiny manner of speech

there's also this sort of weird thing

that seems to be not specific but very

common in speech among young women

particularly from California and that's

something called vocal fry' mm-hmm

where women will like drop the pitch of

their voice in order to well just kind

of create a different manner of speech

there are a variety of reasons why

people do that and I didn't actually

know but I do it I just grew up talking

that way though I never occurred to me I

should use this kind of speech in a

certain like situation just I just grew

up speaking that way but in recent years

vocal fry' has been the subject of

discussion and some things I've read but

anyway so a typical California Valley

girl if I can give an example as like

today I was going to work yeah and I saw

this guy and he was like really really

scary and I didn't know what to do so

this very like whiny way of sharing

stories and explaining things and not

and actually in that series of example

questions or sorry in that series of

statements nothing I said was a question

but everything had that upward

intonation so those are a few things

that are kind of characteristic sort of

characteristics among women this way but

men on the other hand there's this image

of the surfer

dude from California and it's typically

like young men who speak this way and

they'll be like yeah bro what's up like

let's head to the beach sort of thing

this very how would you describe that

it's like it's it's like if you could

imagine your voice being relaxed and yet

rough at the same time sure that's kind

of what it sounds like do you ever like

to make fun of Californians in the way

they speak it's my favorite accent to

make fun of well I don't like to make

fun of accents as a rule Alicia no no I

do well I should say to mimic two

minutes fun it's my favorite accent to

mimic is a fun accent to mimic and maybe

this I think this accent as as well has

certain associations with it maybe a lot

of people might associate stupidity or

dumbness with a Californian accent which

is unfortunate because that's not always

the case

there are there are dumb people from

everywhere not only California but this

is an accent that often associate that

with right is unfortunate right that's

true because of the manner of delivery

and also like apparent like right now

this is vocal fry' I'm not even thinking

about it but like dropping your voice

into a lower register but apparently

people associate that with stupidity

like their chart that people are

specifically young women are trying to

alter their voice to seem more

intelligent or something like that right

I don't even think about it honestly so

it is quite interesting but California

has a range of accents arranged in

different ways of talking so that's just

one there you go anyway back to your

side of the table absolutely we're still

in alphabetical order which I like and I

am going to do a Chicago accent now for

you Chicago accent very kind of

stereotypical Midwestern accent I think

there is a wider kind of Midwestern

accent and Chicago accent is maybe a

subset of that it's not just like the

wider Midwestern accent but there's a

Chicago accent - I don't know this

accent super well but I chose this one

because it's an accent that I used to

see in one of my favorite Saturday

Saturday Night Live

when I was a kid which were the Bears

fans hmm

the Bears they're from Chicago and they

love the Chicago Bears and that's that's

the accent some kind of just draws out

what does it do

Chicago it draws out a lot of vowel

sounds a lot of Midwestern accent draws

out vowel sounds and makes them a little

higher on your palate I guess there's

the bears bears yeah instead of bears so

it's a little more like open and back

and up with the vowels mm-hmm mm-hmm I

could not do a Chicago accent to save my

life

Chicago tag oh there you go it's really

hard yeah it's a nice accent I like it

the Chicago accent has associations with

like a kind of working-class accent

mm-hmm but maybe that's just right I

don't know right yeah that's a good one

I couldn't I don't think I could do it I

don't want to try saying much more than

Chicago because that's just sort of what

I would have happen right it's tough I

do okay come on okay

although north of that then so the next

one that I prepared is I called it

Minnesota so Minnesota is a state that

is north of Chicago Chicago is in

Illinois the state of Illinois so this

is sort of the same region but this is

further north so you're heading towards

Canada so there are a couple of places

like we talked about Wisconsin is

another state that might have a similar

accent here but Minnesota similar to

Chicago has this very drawn-out vowel

sounds and it's okay I guess I'll just

try and let's let's see one thing that

we all know how to say is like oh yeah

sure you [ __ ] yes sure you bet oh sure

oh sure oh you say Oh iris Minnesota

accents its it sounds very cheery yeah I

think so too that's kind of what throws

people off very friendly I shouldn't say

throws people off but it's like it

sounds kind of

joyful just on its own so anything you

say in like a Minnesotan accent it

sounds just more happy it sounds very

sincere to me ah yeah like if I if I

hear a Minnesota mom saying oh sure

you betcha have some hot dish I know

it's casserole but they say hot dish hot

dish okay yeah it's very sincere and

warm and friendly I think they see ya

around advance right I'm not sure

exactly exactly how far this accent goes

in the region if it extends into Canada

for example like Canada is like when we

talk about a Canadian accent we use

words like ending sentences with a that

kind of thing like oh yeah Canada that

sort of thing but a lot of Canadian

accents differ from American accents to

in the vowels rounder longer vowels

compared to sort of a general American

accent and I think Minnesotan accent our

Upper Midwest accents are towards that

end of the spectrum as well so I think

Minnesotan accents are similar to to

maybe a central Canadian accent I think

the most famous example of a Minnesotan

accent is from the movie Fargo yeah Coen

Brothers movie which is Fargo is not in

Minnesota it's in one of the Dakotas

right North to South Dakota North Dakota

Ferguson South Dakota one of the Dakotas

okay but that accent is a very classic

Minnesotan accent right the characters

use right and I was thinking about that

too and in choosing that accent to

describe because and this is part of the

reason why I said it sounds kind of

cheerful is that that movie is it's a

suspense movie it's a it's a murder

mystery but everyone is speaking in this

kind of cheerful sounding voice and that

really lends that kind of gives this

really kind of strange mysterious feel

to the film yes there's a good contrast

there I think you're right I never

thought about that yeah I agree with you

yeah all right anyway that's a bit about

Minnesota I don't know if it's good

enough but anyway let's go on to your

next run what do you think my last one

is southern accent and now southern

accents also there there's a lot of

variety in southern accents

different states in the South different

parts of those states have different

southern accents but there's also a sort

of general southern accent I'm from the

South I grew up in the south but I do

not have a southern accent but I like to

try and pick out when I hear southern

accent I like to try and guess where

people are from from hearing their

accent but I'm not always right so

there's sort of a general southern

accent and there are pockets of specific

kind of accents in the south

and I also think there's a big

distinction in southern accents between

like a rural southern accent and the

more urban or City southern accent the

city accents are a little bit more

sought they're softer a little more

genteel and the rural accents are

twanging year I would say so for example

a gentle southern accent would be

something hey y'all what's your heart

mm-hmm something like that whereas a

twangy accent would be hey y'all mmm

what's your heart must sharper sharper a

little more roadie maybe okay okay but

there's a there's a drawl and an

elongation and a slowness to a southern

accent yeah that I think is very nice

right and I think going back to what you

mentioned about the Boston accent in the

way the are sounds in particular change

I think that you can hear that was kind

of like like you described the more city

version of a southern accent

like I think back to like when my

grandmother would use the expression she

she would say oh lordy Oh instead of

saying oh my god like that was the

southern way of saying lordy right that

was a way of saying oh my god but she

would say as you just said Oh lawdy like

the R sound when we spell that word on

paper its lor dy but when she pronounced

it it was like l8w mm-hmm dy Lord that

was that was the way she made an O and

an R sound right - so this is very soft

slow slow accent a lot of the sounds

kind of blend together it's it's an I

think it's a nice accent most of the

time but unfortunately a southern accent

also has associations that are generally

kind of negative in other

parts of the country a lot of people

here a southern accent and think that a

person with a southern accent is maybe

uneducated not very smart and again I

think that's very unfortunate because

that's not always the case I think that

is an unfair stereotype associated with

the accent for sure okay then let's all

go for my last one a bit to the west of

you I suppose though this could probably

be blending a little bit with southern

accents I feel I chose Texas for the

next accent so Texas borders Mexico and

I would I was thinking about this

actually in preparing this card and I

was kind of thinking it's interesting

that you don't hear more of an influence

at least I should say at least among

like white English speakers in in Texas

and in that region like there's not more

of an influence in terms of like the way

Spanish speakers talk but instead the

Texas accent the traditional I guess

stereotypical Texas accent sounds much

more similar to a southern accent

I think um they have what's called the

Texas drawl so a drawl is like this

continuous style of speaking it's like

this really well it's not always slow

but it's like there are no breaks almost

between words sometimes or there they're

like kind of rolling the words together

so we make like clear distinctions

admittedly a little bit exaggerated for

this show but making clear distinctions

between words but in Texan in Texas

accents you might not hear such a clear

distinction so some kind of maybe famous

things that people say in Texan accents

like even the way the state is

pronounced we say Texas but Texans might

say Texas Texas oh yeah I don't know

sure why not don't mess with Texas right

that's better I can't do it very well

Kansas it's like it's there's a cadence

to it mm-hmm

which is nice I am struggling to make it

to make that sound

it's

without embarrassing myself like it's

like the image that that kind of speech

conjures like I think you imagine like a

cowboy like don't you hear somebody who

speaks this way it's it's like a big guy

to write like a slow kind of maybe

actually kind of gentle I have an image

of like a slow sort of gentle cowboy it

sounds really weird it's just a

stereotypical image I think of someone

who speaks I think the stereotypical

Texan accent yes yeah sorry to know I

think that the the stereotypical

southern axe

I think that the stereotypical Texan

accent also inserts a lot of these like

glide sounds there's a lot of neat like

why and and gliding and blended vowels

in there so when you say like don't mess

with Texas don't mess with Texas you

know you're putting in a little Y to

kind of wedge that vowel apart right

yeah instead of get sort of get ya get

ya that's a good one then that sort of e

sound gets in there heat up y'all y'all

yeah there's some cross there's some

influence for the southern accent in

Texas as well it's a different accent

but the two are often mistaken they're

very similar yeah

and these are just a few accents really

there are so many and like some small

regional variations as well absolutely

so these are just a couple examples of

maybe the ones that stood out but it's

quite I feel anyway it's quite difficult

to really replicate another accent if

you're not used to using it that much

it's true it's hard and I don't know

about you but if I've been very

self-conscious meteo doing all of these

here hopefully they're accurate I think

we're gonna just get completely roasted

in the comments me how terrible our

accents good for you but if you want to

know more about these accents I would

recommend just do a quick youtube search

to see what people actually sound like

using these accents because you know

maybe we can do a Boston accent or like

a Californian accent okay but if you

really want to see a good example of

someone speaking that way just do a

quick youtube search and maybe you can

find some

some better resources some actual

native-speaker resources we often get

asked on this channel what kind of

English are we speaking people usually

ask is this American English is this

British English and the answer is

American English we speak American

English on this channel both of us are

American English speakers but we have

different accents actually we sound

fairly similar in most ways but I am

from the west coast I was born in

California and then I was raised in

Oregon so I have a very mmm

West Coast I suppose accent but I think

that that has also been influenced here

in there right by the people and the

accents that I've spent my time around

so it's mostly West Coast I would say

there's not really one specific region

for me right how would you define your

accent I would say I have a fairly

standard American accent and so I grew

up in the south as I said but I don't

have a southern accent when I go home my

family's still all in the south when I'm

not in the South now but when I go home

some of my southern accent creeps out

and I kind of let it creep out a little

bit honestly because it helps show

people that I'm from there

I mean accents in a way are like a

membership card to to a community and so

I let myself an accent come out a little

bit when I'm home but otherwise this is

my normal accent sort of standard

American accent and a standard American

accent is sort of like the newscaster

accent it's the it's the the flat

overarching accent that you could find

in any part of the country so people

from Boston might not have a strong

Boston accent people from California

might not have a strong California

accent they might have more of a

standard American accent that you might

people might pick up from just watching

TV growing up which is maybe what

happened with me but I also know that I

have one interesting thing about accents

we've been talking a lot about

pronunciation but word choice is also a

big part of accents the different words

people use for different things like for

example in Minnesota it's hot dish but

other parts of the country it's

casserole and things like that and some

of the words that I use that I have in

my lexicon in

vocabulary my internal vocabulary are

very New England's because my parents

are from the East Coast and so I say I

pronounce your your mother or excuse me

or your mother or father's sister is

your aunt

I say aunt how do you say the word for-4

fur really yeah like I'm gonna go to the

store for some milk we safer I might say

for if I'm saying it quickly but I'm

more likely to say for I would say I

think well I'm going to the store for

some milk I definitely safer interesting

so how do you pronounce K and E W K and

E W new yeah I think I say new as well

but I I've heard some people kind of

they recognize the K sound and make it

more of like a new new sort of sound

okay I just say new no like it's you I

knew it I pronounced it yeah yeah but

like dialects for sure yeah yeah they

are a huge part of language as well not

just accent there is one fierce debate

that has raged for a long time fierce

debate means a strong heated discussion

that has raged for a long time meaning

it has continued for a long time

soda pop coke Cola those four words are

used in different regions of the US a

pop you left off pop or did you say pop

that's a pop did you say pop okay so

soda pop coke Cola those four words all

mean fizzy carbonated drink when I grew

up in California and Oregon we used pop

okay

we used pop absolutely not coke because

in my mind coke is a brand and that is

specific to one item only what did you

use coke coke because I'm from the south

man South people say coke because coke

is a southern brand it's from Atlanta

but when I moved out of the south and I

moved to the west coast when I was 18 I

realer I taught myself to say soda I

started saying so wait you started

saying soda when you moved to the west

coast yes in growing up in the South I

would go to a restaurant

I was a kid you know with my parents and

what do you want hon I'll have a coke

please what kind you know sprite

whatever that though all of those things

are coke any soda it was coke I think

that that's changing now maybe maybe

more people are saying soda in the south

but I definitely said coke growing up I

changed to coke I think I said pop a lot

sure fun vocab for you for the day

mm-hmm if you look at a map say you have

a map of the United States and down here

you've got coke and over here you've got

soda and over here you've got pop the

border between those zones isn't

isogloss what isogloss isogloss yes a

nice applause is the term used to

demarcate between regions based on

dialect interesting that's your that's

your word of the day though I'm

interested that it's it's literally

something you could draw a line down

it's not there's a lot of crossover and

so you can see isogloss maps if you just

get on Google and you view Google you

know United States isogloss maps you'll

see different maps for different terms

in different words and sometimes you'll

see quizzes like these Facebook quizzes

kind of things where how do you

pronounce this word what do you call

this insect and so on and based on how

you answer its those quizzes are pretty

accurate at predicting where you're from

isogloss is the word is o GL o SS so if

you google isogloss you know United

States or American isogloss map

something like that you can find some

very interesting images that show you

how different words are pronounced or

different words that are used for the

same thing in different parts of the

country and the lines are not sharp

there's a lot of blending and gray area

where those lines meet interesting hmm

so maybe if you find an accent that you

like and you want to know more about

that you can use one of those slice of

glass study some isoglosses never know

it sounds interesting cool thanks for

telling I didn't know about that first

time I'd ever heard of an ISIL glossed

map are you going very cool all right

well

guess we'll wrap it up there so those

are a few accents from the USA again

these are not by any means the only

accents in the USA definitely have a

look at some other videos online if you

want to know more about these accents

and definitely check out isogloss maps

as Davi recommended to learn a little

bit more about each region where

different accents are spoken but I think

we'll finish up here for now any final

thoughts no she's gonna squeeze in an

accent but I couldn't think of a good

one sorry just no no y'all right there

nothing more for me let's finish up for

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谈论这些美国口音 是

您将

在电影中的电视中听到的不同美国口音，如果您

访问美国，可能还会在不同地区

，所以我们将分享并

尽力分享这些口音听起来像什么，

但如果不是，请提前原谅我们

无论如何都很完美，让我们开始吧，你

想开始我们吧，

好吧，当然，我猜我会

按字母顺序排列，我的前 20 个是

波士顿，好吧，波士顿口音很好，是

一种经典的美国口音

，他们真的很有名

那个波士顿口音的老板

是它去掉了 Rohtak 是

跟随元音的，所以经典的例子

是如果你有一辆车，你把车停在

哈佛院子里，但你不会那样说

，所以你的口袋 汽车并拥有它

Yad 这就是经典的波士顿

示例，这可能就是我能做

的一切哦，我还有另一个我

妈妈用来调波士顿

口音的东西

到 33 街和 3 街，

听男孩们咀嚼，

确定我们的声音是

完全不同的，与我们现在说话的方式完全不同

这很

有趣，因为我认为美国的很多

口音和很多地方

通常都是地区性的，因此是

整个地区，有时它们

对一个城市非常具体，我认为

波士顿就是这种情况，它

非常具体 小位置 嗯，

这是这个东北部的城市，是的，你

我想你确实在电影中

看到了很多，肯定是的，当然

，

不同的口音与

不同的人的刻板印象相关联的方式对我来说很有趣，嗯，

我 电影和类似的东西，所以在

电影或电视上，

波士顿口音经常与

一种强硬的严肃态度有关，是的，

我相信他们是波士顿的强硬严肃的

人

不那么强硬，

容忍很多废话的人，这在

任何地方都可能是真的

我要选择我要从我

出生的地方开始，一个我一直喜欢

取笑的地方加州人

口音 我说的是加州口音，

但不止一种，所以可能我

最喜欢取笑的口音是

所谓的山谷女孩口音 山谷

女孩口音以使所有

陈述听起来像一个问题而闻名，并且

有一种非常发牢骚的方式 演讲中

还有一种奇怪的东西

，似乎并不具体，但

在年轻女性的演讲中很常见，

尤其是来自加利福尼亚的年轻女性，这

就是所谓的声乐'嗯嗯

，女性会喜欢降低

他们的声音的音调，以便 o 好吧，只是

创造了一种不同的说话方式

人们这样做的原因有很多，我实际上并不

知道，但我这样做了我只是从小就这样说话

，尽管我从来没有想过我

应该使用这种方式 在

某种类似情况下的演讲只是我从小

就这样说话，但近年来

声乐油炸'一直是讨论的主题

和我读过的一些东西，但

无论如何，

如果我可以举个例子，那么一个典型的加州山谷女孩 就像

今天我要去工作，是的，我看到了

这个人，他真的很

可怕，我不知道该怎么做，

这就像分享

故事和解释事情的发牢骚的方式，而

不是实际上在这一系列的例子中

在这一系列

陈述中，我所说的任何问题或抱歉都不是问题，

但一切都有向上的

语调，所以

这些都是女性特有的一些

特征，但

另一方面，男性有这样的形象

来自加利福尼亚的冲浪者，通常

就像年轻人那样说话，

他们会说是的，兄弟，这是怎么回事，

让我们去海滩吧，

你会如何描述

它就像如果你

可以想象你的声音很放松，但同时又

粗鲁 肯定这

就是你曾经喜欢

用他们说话的方式取笑加利福尼亚人的声音

这是我最喜欢

取笑的口音 我不喜欢 经常

取笑口音 艾丽西娅 不 不 我

做得很好 我应该说 模仿两

分钟 很有趣 这是我最喜欢

模仿的口音 是一种有趣的模仿口音

也许我认为这种口音也

与它有一定的联系

很多人可能会将愚蠢或

愚蠢与加利福尼亚口音联系起来，这

是不幸的，因为并非

总是如此

，不仅加利福尼亚到处都有愚蠢的人，

而且

这种口音经常与钻机相关联

ht 很不幸，这是

真的，因为交付的方式

，而且很明显，就像现在

这是声调'

图表显示人们

特别是年轻女性正试图

改变他们的声音以看起来更

聪明或类似的东西

我什至没有诚实地考虑它所以

这很有趣但是加利福尼亚

有一系列以

不同方式排列的口音所以 那只是

一个，无论如何，你回到

桌子的一边，绝对我们仍然

按字母顺序排列，我喜欢

我现在要为你做一个芝加哥口音

芝加哥口音非常

典型的中西部口音我认为

有一个 更广泛的中西部

口音和芝加哥口音可能是其中的一个

子集，它不仅像

更广泛的中西部口音，而且还有

芝加哥口音-我不知道

口音超级好，但我选择了这个

口音，因为这是我小时候

在我最喜欢的周六

周六夜现场中看到的口音，

这是熊队的

球迷，嗯

，他们来自芝加哥的熊队，他们

喜欢芝加哥熊队 这

就是口音 某种只是

引出它的作用

芝加哥 它引出很多

元音 很多中西部口音

引出元音并使它们

在您的味觉上高一点

我猜是熊 熊 是的 熊，所以

它有点像

元音打开和后退，嗯，嗯，嗯，我

不能用芝加哥口音来拯救我的

生命

芝加哥标签哦，你去，这真的

很难，是的，这是一个很好的口音我喜欢它

芝加哥口音与一种工人阶级口音有关，

嗯，但也许那是对的，我

不知道对不对，是的，那很好

，我

做不到 想尝试说比芝加哥更多的东西，

因为那是 j 有点像

我会发生的事情，这很

艰难 伊利诺伊州，所以这

是同一个地区，但这里

更偏北，所以你要去

加拿大，所以有几个地方

就像我们谈到的那样 威斯康星

州是另一个可能

在这里有类似口音的州，但明尼苏达州类似于

芝加哥有 这个非常长的元音

听起来没关系我想我会

尝试一下，让我们看看

我们都知道怎么说的一件事就像哦，是的，

你的婊子是的，你打赌哦，当然

哦，当然哦，你说哦，鸢尾花 明尼苏达

口音，听起来很愉快，是的，我也

这么认为，这会让

人们非常友好，我不应该说

让人们失望，但它本身

听起来很

快乐，所以你

说的任何话都像明尼苏达口音 就

这样 unds只是更高兴这对我来说听起来很

真诚啊是的，就像如果我

听到明尼苏达州的妈妈说哦，当然

你打赌有一些热菜我知道

这是砂锅但他们说热菜热菜

好吧是的，它非常真诚、

热情和友好 我认为他们看到你

在前进的权利

有点像哦，是的，加拿大

那种东西，但是很多加拿大

口音与美国口音不同

，元音长元音

比一般的美国

口音更圆润，我认为明尼苏达州口音我们的

上中西部口音接近那

一端 频谱也是如此，所以我认为

明尼苏达口音

可能类似于加拿大中部

口音 这是法戈不在

明尼苏达州，它在

北达科他州的一个达科他州，北达科他州

弗格森，南达科他州，达科他州之一，

还可以，但这种口音是非常经典的

明尼苏达口音，角色

使用得当，我也在考虑这个问题

之所以选择那种口音来

描述是因为这也是

我说它听起来有点

欢快的部分原因是那部电影是一部

悬疑电影它是一部谋杀

之谜但是每个人都在用

这种欢快的声音说话

真的给这部电影带来了这种

真正奇怪的

神秘感 不知道这是否

足够好但无论如何让我们继续你的

下一场比赛你认为我的最后一个

是南方口音现在南方

口音也有

很多南方口音的变化

南方的不同

州 这些州的不同地区有不同的

南方口音，但也有

一种普遍的南方口音 我来自

南方 我在南方长大，但我

没有南方口音，但我喜欢

尝试挑选 当我听到南方

口音时，我喜欢尝试

通过听到他们的口音来猜测人们来自哪里，

但我并不总是正确的，所以

有一种普遍的南方

口音，南方也有一些特定

类型的口音

，我也 认为

南方口音在

农村南方口音

和城市或城市南方

口音之间有很大区别

例如，温和的南方口音会是

什么，嘿，你们，你的心

是什么，嗯，是这样的

更多的路人也许还可以

特别的变化

我想你可以听到这

有点像你描述

的南方口音的城市版本

就像我回想起来就像我的

祖母会用

她会说的表达哦 lordy Oh 而不是

说 oh my god 就像那是

南方的方式说 lordy right 那

是一种说 oh my god 的方式，但是

当我们在纸上拼写这个单词时，她会说 Oh lawdy 就像 R 的声音一样，

但是当她发音

时是 就像 l8w mm-hmm dy Lord 这

就是她发出正确的 O

和 R 声音的方式 - 所以这是非常柔和的

慢慢重音很多

声音混合在一起它是一个我

认为这是一个很好的口音最

当时但不幸的是 南方口音

在该国其他地区也有一些负面的联想

这里有很多人 南方口音 认为

南方口音的人可能

没有受过教育 不是很聪明 我再次

认为这很不幸，因为

那是 并非总是如此，我认为这

是一种与口音相关的不公平刻板印象，

这肯定是好的，那么让我们都

去我的最后一个吧，在

你们的西边我想虽然这可能

会与南方口音混合一点，但

我觉得我 选择得克萨斯州作为

下一个口音，所以得克萨斯州与墨西哥接壤，

我想我

在准备这张卡片时实际上正在考虑这个问题，

我觉得有趣的

是，你没有听到更多的影响

，至少我应该说至少

喜欢 德克萨斯州和该地区的白人说英语的人在

说西班牙语的方式方面并没有更多的影响，

而是

德克萨斯口音的传统 I g 使用

刻板的德克萨斯口音听起来

更像是南方口音，

我认为他们有

所谓的德克萨斯拉长音，所以拉音就像这种

连续的说话风格，

非常好，并不总是很慢，

但就像几乎没有休息

之间 有时或那里的话，它们

就像是把这些词放在一起，

所以我们做出了明确的区分，

诚然，这个节目有点夸张，

但在词之间做出了明确的

区分，但是在德克萨斯

口音的德克萨斯人中，你可能听不到如此明显的

区分，所以有些

人们用德克萨斯口音说的一些著名的事情，

比如甚至州的发音方式，

我们都说德克萨斯，但德克萨斯人可能会

说德克萨斯德克萨斯哦，是的，我不

知道为什么不和德克萨斯混在一起

，这更好，我可以' 做得不好

堪萨斯就像它有一个

节奏嗯嗯

这很好我正在努力

让它发出那种声音

它

不会让自己尴尬就像它

一样 这种演讲让人联想到的形象，

就像我想你想象的

像个牛仔，你没听到

有人这样说话，就像一个大个子

，写得像个慢人，也许

实际上有点温柔我有一个

形象 就像一个缓慢的温柔牛仔

听起来真的很奇怪 这只是一个

刻板印象 很多这些像

滑音的声音有很多整洁的像

为什么和滑行和混合元音

在那里所以当你说像

不要惹得克萨斯州不要惹得得克萨斯州你

知道你在放一个小Y

一种楔形，元音分开，

是的，是的，而不是get，get ya get

ya，那是一个很好的声音，然后那种e的

声音在那里升温

得克萨斯州 好吧，这是一种不同的口音，

但两者经常被误认为它们

非常

相似 这很突出，但

我觉得无论如何，

如果你不习惯使用它，真的很难真正复制另一种口音

，

这是真的，这很难，我

不了解你，但如果我一直很

自觉 meteo 在这里做了所有这些

，希望它们是准确的

搜索

以查看使用这些口音的人实际上听起来像什么，

因为您知道

也许我们可以使用波士顿口音或

像加利福尼亚口音一样，但是如果您

真的想看到某人那样说话的好例子

，请做一个

quic k youtube 搜索，也许你可以

找到

一些更好的资源 一些实际的

母语资源 我们经常

在这个频道上被问到我们说什么样的

英语 人们通常会

问这是美国英语还是

英国英语，答案是

美国英语我们

在这个频道上说美式英语 我们俩都是说

美式英语的人，但我们的

口音不同，实际上我们

在大多数方面听起来都非常相似，但我

来自西海岸，我出生在

加利福尼亚，然后我在俄勒冈长大，

所以我有一个非常 嗯，

西海岸，我想是口音，但我认为

这也受到了当地人和

我在周围的口音的影响，

所以主要是西海岸，我会说

没有一个特定的地区

适合我对 你如何定义你的

口音我会说我有相当

标准的美国口音，所以

我在南方长大，

但当我回家我的家人时我没有南方

口音 当我现在不在南方时，伊莉还在南方

我的意思是，口音在某种程度上就像

是社区的会员卡，所以当我在家的时候，

我会让自己有点口音，

但除此之外，这是

我的正常口音，一种标准的

美国口音，而标准的美国

口音是 有点像新闻播音员的

口音，这

是你在全国任何地方都能找到的扁平的总体口音，

所以

波士顿人可能没有强烈的

波士顿口音，来自加利福尼亚的人

可能没有强烈的加利福尼亚

口音，他们可能有更多 一种

标准的美国口音，

人们可能会从小时候看

电视中学到这种口音，这可能是

发生在我身上的事，但我也知道我

对口音有一个有趣的事情，

我们一直在谈论

发音 离子但单词选择

也是口音的重要组成部分

人们用于不同事物的不同单词

例如在明尼苏达州是热菜但

在该国其他地区是

砂锅菜之类的东西以及

我使用的一些单词我有 在

我的词汇词典中，

我的内部词汇

非常新英格兰，因为我的

父母来自东海岸，所以我说我

发音你的母亲或对不起，

或者你的母亲或父亲的妹妹是

你的阿姨

我说阿姨你怎么说这个词 for-4

fur 真的 是的 就像我要去

商店买些牛奶 我们更安全 我可能会

说如果我说得很快但我

更有可能说因为我会说我

认为我会去 去商店

买些牛奶 我绝对更安全 有趣

所以你怎么发音 K 和 EWK 和

EW 新

是的 一种新的新声音，

好吧，我只是说新的不，就像我一样 是你 我

知道 我说的 是的 是的 但

就像方言一样 是的 是的 它们

是语言的重要组成部分

不仅仅是口音 一场激烈的

辩论已经持续了很长时间 激烈的

辩论意味着一场激烈的激烈

讨论 肆虐了很长时间 意思

是持续了很长时间

苏打汽水 可乐 可乐 这四个

词在美国的不同地区使用 a

pop you left off pop 还是你说 pop

that's a pop 你说 pop OK so

soda pop 可乐可乐这四个词都是

我在加利福尼亚和俄勒冈长大的碳酸饮料的意思

，我们用的是汽水，

好吧，

我们用汽水绝对不是可乐，因为

在我看来，可乐是一个品牌，

它只针对一个项目，你

用的是什么可乐可乐 因为我来自

南方人南方人说可乐因为可乐

是南方品牌它来自亚特兰大

但是当我离开南方并

在我 18 岁时搬到西海岸时我

学会了说苏打水我

开始 说等你

当你搬到西海岸时开始说苏打水

是的在南方长大我

会去一家餐馆

我小时候你和我的父母

知道你想要什么亲爱的我要一杯可乐

请你知道什么样的雪碧

无论如何，尽管所有这些东西

都是可乐任何苏打水都是可乐我

认为现在情况正在改变也许可能

更多的人在南方说苏打水

但我肯定说可乐长大了我

改成可乐我想我说流行很

有趣 今天给你的词汇

嗯嗯 如果你看地图说你有

一张美国地图，

这里有可乐

，这里有苏打水，这里有

边界 在这些区域之间不是等

角线什么等角线等角线是的，一个

很好的掌声是用来根据方言划分区域的术语

有趣的是你那是

你的一天虽然我很

感兴趣它实际上

是你可以画一条线的东西

这不是有很多交叉 ver 等

如果您刚上 Google 并查看 Google，您就可以看到等光泽度地图

您

知道美国等光泽度地图 您会

看到用不同单词表示不同术语的不同地图

，有时您会

看到类似 Facebook quizzes 之

类的测验 你如何

发音这个词你怎么称呼

这种昆虫等等，基于

你如何回答它，这些测验

在预测你来自

哪里等声线是非常准确的，这个词是o GL o SS，所以如果

你用谷歌搜索等声线你 了解

美国或美国等高线地图之类的

东西，您可以找到一些

非常有趣的图像，这些图像向您

展示了不同单词的发音方式或

在该国不同地区用于同一事物的不同单词，

并且线条不清晰

有很多

这些线条与有趣的混合和灰色区域相交，

所以也许如果你找到你喜欢的口音

并且你想了解更多关于

它的信息，你可以使用其中一个

玻璃研究 一些isoglosses永远不知道

这听起来很有趣很酷谢谢你

告诉我第

一次听说ISIL光泽地图时我不知道你会

不会很酷好吧好吧

猜我们会把它包装在那里所以这些

是 再次来自美国的一些口音

这些绝不是美国唯一的

口音，

如果您

想了解更多关于这些口音的信息

，一定要看看其他一些在线视频，并一定要查看

Davi 建议的等光泽图来学习

一点 更多关于

说不同口音的每个地区，但我想

我们现在会在这里完成任何最后的

想法，不，她会用

口音，但我想不出一个好的，

对不起，不，不，你没事，

什么都没有 对我来说还有更多，让我们完成

那个然后好吧谢谢

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