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  1. Forgive me, am I to understand that you wish to attend the Queen's Ball this evening, and yet you do not speak Regency English?0:01
  2. Well, fear not, I am your dialect coach Lord Statham, and I shall teach you how to speak correct Regency English in time for tonight's gathering.0:10
  3. Okay, number one, we're not going to use contraction.0:22
  4. We shall not use contractions.0:25
  5. Secondly, we must do something about your awful diction.0:28
  6. For you to fit in at the Queen's Ball, you need to use received pronunciation.0:32
  7. Upper RP is the only acceptable way to speak among high society.0:38
  8. That means pronouncing the ah sound in words like these in the Southern style.0:43
  9. Ah, not the Northern ah, for example.0:48
  10. Fast, laugh, castle.0:52
  11. Repeat with me, please, we do not have all day.0:56
  12. The last castle in Bath.0:59
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  1. Very good, you are doing quite well.1:06
  2. And of course, please, pronounce your teas correctly.1:08
  3. Water, not water.1:12
  4. Glottal teas are for the lower classes, and tonight you are not part of the lower classes.1:14
  5. Tomorrow, mmm, but tonight, properties, please.1:20
  6. Okay, so knowing that, how would you pronounce this sentence?1:24
  7. Splendid.1:33
  8. I want to eat the last cookie.1:34
  9. However, in Regency English, we shall replace all I want to's with these.1:36
  10. To declare your intent, you have two options.1:43
  11. I wish to.1:47
  12. This is a more direct, strong version of I want to.1:48
  13. I wish to eat the last cookie.1:52
  14. And I will.1:54
  15. However, I should like to is a softer, more polite version.1:55
  16. Perhaps you might consider using that instead.1:59
  17. I should like to eat the last cookie.2:02
  18. Does no one object?2:04
  19. Repeat with me, please, we do not have all day.2:05
  20. I should like to eat the last cookie.2:08
  21. Very good.2:14
  22. Now, for polite requests, please use might I have.2:15
  23. Might I have the last cookie?2:20
  24. Repeat with me, please.2:23
  25. Very good.2:26
  26. Pardon me.2:27
  27. Someone told you the Queen is having a ball.2:29
  28. No, no, no.2:31
  29. When talking of things you have seen or heard, something you have learned.2:32
  30. It has come to my attention, that blah, blah, blah.2:38
  31. Say it with me, please.2:40
  32. It has come to my attention.2:42
  33. The Queen is having a ball.2:43
  34. Very well done.2:48
  35. I do not go to balls.2:50
  36. I am not over high rank.2:53
  37. I should go to the Queen's ball.2:55
  38. Okay, this is Regency English for suggestions, change you should for might you consider, perhaps you might consider attending the Queen's ball.2:57
  39. You are very good at this.3:11
  40. Pardon me.3:13
  41. I have to say you're weird and annoying.3:14
  42. I must confess you are most peculiar and you vex me.3:17
  43. Bravo.3:29
  44. Well done.3:30
  45. Are you okay?3:31
  46. I must confess you seem awfully fatigued.3:34
  47. Tired.3:37
  48. You can't be bothered to go to the ball.3:38
  49. Please, your vocabulary.3:41
  50. I can't be bothered.3:44
  51. Say this.3:45
  52. I find I am without the inclination to blah, blah, blah.3:46
  53. Oh, oh, oh, I see.3:50
  54. You do not lack the inclination.3:53
  55. You are simply scared.3:55
  56. You are not scared to attend the ball.3:57
  57. You lack the courage to attend the ball.4:00
  58. Pardon me.4:05
  59. Oh, oh, you're ill.4:06
  60. Oh, you are sick.4:08
  61. You have a cold.4:09
  62. Yes.4:10
  63. No, in this instance, we say I am poorly.4:11
  64. Yes, British English is much, much cuter than American English.4:15
  65. I agree.4:19
  66. Pardon me.4:21
  67. Oh, you're poorly cause of your, oh, your monthly shame.4:22
  68. We call it your monthly course.4:28
  69. Secondly, change because of to for.4:30
  70. Now you are becoming a member of the higher classes.4:35
  71. How would you translate this sentence?4:38
  72. I can't be bothered to go to the gym because I'm tired.4:40
  73. Very good.4:46
  74. I lack the inclination to attend the gym for I am fatigued.4:47
  75. Well done.4:53
  76. I am delighted with our progress.4:54
  77. Um, okay, next, it is quite necessary that the person whom you are speaking with agrees with you.4:56
  78. Is it not?5:03
  79. We achieve this with question tags.5:04
  80. And again, remember, we do not use contractions.5:07
  81. You're a maid in it.5:10
  82. No, you are a maid.5:11
  83. Are you not?5:13
  84. Ah, okay.5:14
  85. Perhaps we have succeeded in turning this mutton into a true lamb.5:15
  86. Okay, let us see.5:20
  87. Moment of truth.5:21
  88. How would you say in perfect regency English the following?5:23
  89. You want to marry me, right?5:27
  90. You do wish to marry me.5:33
  91. Do you not?5:34
  92. You should go to bed.5:35
  93. You look tired.5:36
  94. Perhaps you might consider retiring early.5:41
  95. You seem somewhat fatigued.5:44
  96. And finally, I'm going to bed because I got my period and I feel rubbish.5:46
  97. Translate this into perfect regency English.5:51
  98. I wish to retire for my course is upon me and I am quite poorly.5:56
  99. Please do show off your regency English at the party and let me know how it goes in the comments.6:01
  100. Now, maybe get some nice clothes.6:06
  101. You look terrible.6:10

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