The 5 Hardest British Accents to Understand!

"You can watch it with subtitles to start and then try removing them to see if you still

understand

what's going on. But I highly recommend knowing the Glasgow accent because I feel like if you can

understand

those other Scottish

accents

, you should understand it and be able to understand it too. And finally we have Cockney, all right. Cockney is a London dialect and has been used widely in Hollywood, sometimes horribly, see Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins: “Number 17 Cherry Tree Lion, you say? Hmm! "Then we have delicious Michael Caine-like Cockney

accents

in almost everything he's ever done." I guess you think you'll see the bloody headlines by now.

Well, it's not like that, so everyone can relax." I'd say one of the reasons Cockney is so hard to understand is the association, the words get mixed up too much. There's not much separation there. It's usually a long one. chain of words that contain different vowels, which makes it more difficult to understand. So, as you learn more about how to link sounds and how to link words in the English language, it will be a great help. As I told Michael Caine: “So we went looking for stones, but in six months we never found anyone to trade with.” Or someone like Mickey Flanagan: “You can go shopping.

Some things. 'That's how I came out, you can do whatever you want.'" And there you have it. There are five accents in the UK. I think that's very difficult to understand if you're not familiar with it on the phone. But like I said, there are a lot differences in accents in the UK. Some people have a mix of accents if they live in Glasgow half their life and then move to London, they will have that mix of accents there, a lot in all these different dialects, and it will help you a lot. if you plan to visit here or live here, so thank you very much for watching.

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