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You're asking me about Cockney accent?
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Did you know a "Cockney" used to be a pejorative term for the working class
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Yeah. Nonsense! It is the accent of the true Londoner
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Who's a true Londoner?
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If you're thinking of that guy in Mary Poppins
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Nonsense, that is an American impostor,
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He is not British. He is not a real Londoner!
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Now, if you're thinking of Michael Caine...
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He is a true Londoner!
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He's a Cockney, and he's a legend
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But how do you speak like a Cockney you ask?
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Well my son there are a few rules you have to follow
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if you want to sound like a true Londoner.
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First one is that "Schwa" sound my good friend Aly taught ya!
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that's the "UH" sound.
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With a Cockney accent, it is more pronounced.
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Regular person might say "Doctor"
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But a Cockney says it "DoctAAAHH"
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Same as in Stronger" "Faster" "Harder"
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"StrongAAHH!"
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"FastAAHH!"
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"HARDAHH!"
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That brings us to our next point,
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Hs? Don't need em! Get rid of em!
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Any word that begins with an H sound,
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Get rid of that H!
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Don't need you, H! Never have! You're useless!
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Words like: "Who" "Have" "House"
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we don't use the Hs! Get rid of them!
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OOH! AV! OUSE!
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For example:
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Remember my good friend Aly's lessons?
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You learned that "L"sounds can sometimes sound like a "W"
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For example in these words:
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"Hell" should be pronounced Cockney accent
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like "Hew"
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should become
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Another thing...
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My good friend Aly made you a video about the "Glottal T"
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This is the T sound which is replaced by the sound in the middle of 'Uh-Oh'
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The "Uh---" sound
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Words like:
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should sound like:
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The T stops in the throat
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So none of this:
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Nah!
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Should be:
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Remember to use the Glottal T
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the L that sounds like a W, and that big 'schwa' sound.
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Other words could include:
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Don't know how much more I should tell you mate.
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Can tell you this, though
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There are two types of 'TH' sounds in English
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The 'voiced' which sounds like a:
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They have a vibration in the throat
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For example in words like:
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Those 'TH' sounds will be replaced by a V sound
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For example:
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The other 'TH' sound is UNvoiced, and that sounds like:
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Like in:
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and they should be replaced by Fs
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So
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and in some words like:
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We just don't say the TH sounds all the time
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Just because...
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Next thing to remember
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sounds come from around the sides of the mouth
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So for example:
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should be more of an:
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Around the sides of the mouth
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'OR' sounds become like:
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For example:
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Should become like:
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Words which have the 'AI' sound
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We don't say them like 'AI'
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We say them like:
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For example:
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sounds like
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Also us cockneys, we prefer to say "me" instead of "my"
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For example
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Probably wouldn't say that
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Notice again
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and we don't use Hs because who needs them.
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Also a Cockney's quite partial to double negatives
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and using the third person in reverse.
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For example
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You want some money?
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and third persons, we usually use them in reverse
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For example
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Keep it under your hat, yeah?
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But we have our words for things
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For example
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To say someone's attractive
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To say the opposite, to say someone's ugly:
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They are 'A minger'
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You wanna talk about money
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You're talking about your dough, your dosh, mate!
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Us cockneys like to check for understanding in a conversation
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by asking this question:
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or
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You want a test, bruv?
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see how Cockney you are?
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Look at these sentences
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How would you, as a Cockney, say these?
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Think that's all I can tell you for now