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Can British Find Hidden English Native Speaker Between English Learners?
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🇩🇪 Alice
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🇺🇸 Shannon
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@Noah_ol11

1 year ago

The girl from Germany spoke english pretty well as a native speaker , sounds really fluent

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@Scipio488

1 year ago

I don't see how any native speaker of English could get this WRONG.

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@casmacable

1 year ago

I'm an English teacher in France and I would never have guessed that the French girl was from France. Her accent is so different to my students.

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@Ramuda999

1 year ago

Its not that the girl from Germany had a thick accent, its just that a German accent is quite recognizable from how certain words are pronounced. So it is easy to identify even if its not showing up too often.

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@VN2L

1 year ago

As a native speaker, I could tell right away that the second woman was the native speaker. I think it's a lot harder to tell when someone isn't a native English speaker (and it's the same for most languages I assume?) when they've chosen a specific accent and worked hard to really nail it, because at that point you only really have grammar or syntax to go by, and native English speakers butcher our own grammar all the time so even that becomes a dodgy method lmao.

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@dulat1

1 year ago

Even I as a non-native speaker guessed that it’s number two after the first sentences they each spoke

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@buccaschie

1 year ago

The German girl her accent is really good but she still has that German intonation of the German style of rhythm.

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@irisc1883

1 year ago

As a native English speaker I realized who the native speaker was right away. Their foreign accents were still pretty noticeable and I’m guessing the person sitting up front was pretending to be uncertain just for the sake of the video?

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@nathd1748

1 year ago

The 2nd girl used the word "nope". That's an instant give away.

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@tomaaron6187

1 year ago

This was just fun. Enjoyed it from Canada where we ‘almost ‘ speak English. I also speak French and guessed the one was from France right away. Hope you do this again.

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@GenghisClaus

1 year ago

I never knew I needed to hear Shannon speak in a British accent but I think I just fell in love with her all over again

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@Teagirl009

1 year ago

That's so interesting because as an Aussie, I was convinced the American was pretending to be English! 🤷‍♀️ But obviously the accent is my native, so I'm very familiar with it. Some of her pronounciations and intonations were English sounding. For many words, Aussies usually say T's as a D /soft sound, like Americans do. I saw an accent expert say recently that people less familiar with the Australian accent tend to hear it as an English accent because that accent is more familiar to them. And that's why it comes out that way when they try to do it. It's really not an easy one to do well 🙈. Kate Winslet in "The Dressmaker" and Dev Patel in "Lion" were probably the best I've heard.

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@d.on.in.a

1 year ago

I'm Italian and it was obvious right away who was the native speaker

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@GenghisClaus

1 year ago

I imagine Shannon is how Tolkien imagined Galadriel to look like. And I now understand Gimli's pain when he has to leave Lothlorien, lamenting the fact that he has now seen that which is fairest in the world, and that nothing else will ever seem fair to him again by comparison. I finally get it. Poor Gimli, son of Gloin.

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@user-xz7de3ot2m

8 months ago

So interesting. I want to watch more videos like this, guessing nationalities by their accents.

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@pyejammiesfanfic640

1 year ago

My friend’s son moved to Germany from the U.K. He’s been there for quite a few years now but recently he wore an English rugby team jersey into work. His workmates asked him why and he replied that he was British. They were amazed, they all thought he was German.

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@Daisika

1 year ago

As an American, I could tell right away that number 2 was the native speaker and the other 3 weren't (I've seen her in other videos too!). But yeah the accents of the others were quite noticeable.

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@ronls3578

1 year ago

I really enjoyed watching that video. I'm not an English native speaker but always try to improve it, and it was fun to watch her try to guess where these girls came from !

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@rose7553

1 year ago

the girl from france it was so funny that she almost spoke with a british accent but said fall for season, which americans say, and the american said autumn which is what british people say xD

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@sudbuddiesexteriordetailin9843

1 year ago

My new favorite show on YouTube! These are so awesome. I love hearing all the accents.

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