Pratique du shadowing : Why is it "Bo'o'o'wo'ah" in a Cockney Accent?
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- How to pronounce bottle of water like a British person.0:00
- Now I say British, but really I mean like me.0:03
- A boring, standard London person.0:07
- Not posh, not cogney, just standard.0:10
- So first, this T can be replaced with a glottal T.0:14
- What's a glottal T?0:18
- Say the words uh oh, uh oh, uh oh.0:20
- Notice your throat closes in the middle.0:24
- When your throat closes, it stops the airflow, stops the sound coming out.0:26
- That stoppage replaces the T sound.0:31
- In some words, some of the time.0:36
- Practice with me.0:39
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- Bottle, bottle, bottle.0:41
- Are you saying bottle or bottle?0:43
- You need to have that stop to get the glottal T.0:47
- Bottle, bottle.0:50
- Now me, boring man from London, I say the true T.0:52
- Bottle, a cockney might glottalise this.0:55
- Bottle, but I do something that cogneys also do.0:59
- And that is replace the L sound at the end of words to a uh sound.1:04
- So instead of bottle, notice my tongue taps the front of my mouth.1:11
- Bottle, my tongue doesn't touch anything.1:16
- Bottle, bottle.1:20
- Say it with me, bottle.1:22
- Cockney, you can do glottal T all.1:23
- Bottle, bottle.1:26
- Say it with me, bottle.1:28
- Nice, me, boring man.1:30
- Bottle, also totally fine.1:33
- Bottle.1:35
- If you want to be very posh about this, change this to a plosive.1:36
- The sound comes out the side of your mouth, like this.1:41
- Bottle, bottle.1:44
- The front of your tongue is touching here.1:47
- And the air almost explodes out the sides.1:50
- Bottle, cull, cull.1:53
- Bottle.1:56
- See, you try it.1:58
- Bottle.1:59
- So let's break this down.2:00
- Posh, bottle.2:02
- Me, boring.2:03
- Bottle, cockney.2:05
- Bottle.2:06
- Now when we talk about glottal T's, it's very important to emphasise that you probably don't want to glottalise the T when it's between two vowel sounds.2:07
- So here, war, ta, two vowel sounds or a.2:19
- War, you can, it's very cockney and it's fine.2:24
- Boring London person, water.2:29
- Posh, definitely water.2:31
- Posh people do not glottalise this.2:33
- And posh people might emphasise the schwa a little bit more, like this.2:36
- Water.2:41
- Normal, water.2:42
- Do you hear the difference?2:43
- It's very slight, but it is there.2:44
- A cockney, however, they will up the schwa like this.2:47
- Ah, war, ah, war, ah.2:51
- Water, water.2:54
- War, ah.2:56
- You can also put a schwa here of, there's one more element to this.2:57
- That's connected speech.3:02
- Because this ends in a consonant sound, that next word begins with a vowel sound.3:03
- This is now like the L has moved to the beginning of the next word.3:10
- Not the end of that first word.3:16
- Well, I do have the option, I could say bottle.3:18
- A bottle of water, a bottle of water.3:22
- When I'm drunk, I think I say that.3:25
- Usually I don't.3:27
- Usually it's just bottle of water.3:29
- Notice also, the cockneys use catination too.3:31
- We all do.3:35
- This is British pronunciation.3:36
- This is connected speech.3:38
- He still uses the glottal T, bottle of water.3:40
- Yes, he can remove the F altogether, bottle of water.3:43
- But you still have the l here, bottle of water.3:48
- Bottle of water.3:52
- So in the means when you hear bottle of water, no.3:53
- Now you know how to say it.3:58
- In cockney, standard boring London man and posh.3:59
- Bottle of water, bottle of water.4:03
- Bottle of water.4:06
- So I think of British pronunciation on a spectrum, where all these characteristics of British pronunciation live.4:07
- Glottal T's, changing L's for words, the schwa and how big we pronounce it.4:15
- It's all on a big spectrum of everything, like life.4:21
- But the one thing I need you to understand about today's lesson, one pronunciation style is not better than another.4:25
- So posh is not better than my accent or a cockney accent.4:34
- That's just classism dressed up as linguistics.4:39
- It's a lie.4:43
- If anyone tells you that the posh accent is like the correct one or the perfect one, don't buy any of their courses.4:44
- Don't let them be your teacher because they're lying.4:53
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