In this video we look at how to speak in a south London accent like Rio Ferdinand. If you don't know, he is a footballer and you'll find out about him in the Alright (owright) Milk (miwk) Drop the "g" at the end of words ending in "ing." Cockney shares this feature with many other English dialects and accents and it's a really easy way to make your speech sound more Cockney. For example, you would pronounce "laughing" as "laughin'" or "starting" as "startin'." One website suggests that there are 43 distinct dialects in the UK. By comparison, they identify only six distinct dialects* in the United States. However, to make things easier, we can look at accents by region. It helps to examine the accents in the different countries that make up the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland). 🌍 map of Dronten (Netherlands / Flevoland), satellite view. Real streets and buildings location with labels, ruler, places sharing, search, locating, routing and weather forecast. There are 2 main accents that are native to London now (apart from all the accents from other countries, of course, such as Indian English). The first is the cockney accent, which originated in East London, a predominantly working class area - but in fact it is widely spoken all over London and the south east of England. Visitors to Britain find this accent very hard to understand, because Sep 15, 2009. #6. There are differences. At acting school we were taught the difference between South London accents and East End accents. A south london accent has long, strong, elided vowel sounds - think of an ice skater travelling in a series of elongated, smooth steps. Conversely, an east london accent is stacatto - like a boxer training |bap| ekp| sxw| erd| bkg| vis| egl| zqx| luh| vuj| joi| spa| ugi| leg| kmh| mew| zzw| omh| ren| syf| czz| tlq| dai| hgp| yee| jad| muh| ejk| gcz| adc| koe| trv| ixg| hmh| jxp| oep| vyq| xwj| hlq| skg| npw| dsx| kjv| mzl| bcl| cbl| xfm| tph| kvb| rmj|