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How to sound posh – Part one


Hello everyone

good evening

I am very happy to stand here

Probably right…

Hold… sorry, you… who are you?

I came to show the English pronunciation, which is the upper class accent.

You are definitely wrong, I was to show people who are recognized pronunciation

Ah… of course we can also cooperate… as long as you don’t mind

I don’t mind

Well, it seems like it has to be like this

it is good

So, I will represent the more modern recognized pronunciation

Those who want to be in the speech

People who show their intelligence and status

Probably speaking like me

So I guess you represent older ones

A little dated… recognized pronunciation

Obsolete? You should really wash your mouth with soapy water!

Ah.. okay

Maybe you should start with a recognized pronunciation

Ah well, the recognized pronunciation has many aliases

Standard English, Oxford English

Her Majesty’s English, BBC English

It’s right to put this in the past

At that time, the BBC news broadcaster had to say similar accents to Her Majesty’s Majesty.

Speaking very high level English

For example,

good evening

Insert a special news report

The Germans bombed from the air

British coast

Our US allies have extended help

Good

Thank you

The English pronunciation of the BBC is now more practical

Today’s recognized pronunciation is not exactly a specific way of speaking.

Think of Tom Hiddleston

Hugh Grant, Keira Knightley,

Emma Watson, Stephen Fry…

Their pronunciation belongs to recognized pronunciation

But their pronunciation is not the same

The essence of modern recognized pronunciation lies in its clear teeth

Vocabulary

Grammar is fundamentally correct

Unlike the Kardashians who were killed in the sky (a famous American TV show)

They really left a huge space for improvement in this one

Their “rear” really looks good… but…

To me, ah, the overall is still a mess

Ah… I mean…

I… I… I… I…

I bet they must be sitting in the back row when they go to school…

And school will definitely be left by the teacher, right?

Ah… indeed…

Did you finish?

Ah sorry…

it is good! Then start learning these pronunciations first

Let’s show you the difference between modern recognized accents and old accredited accents

The modern accent accent pays little attention to clarity

Full and even

That is, even the tone must be made well

Especially when it comes to T, for example,

Try not to use “completely eaten” T sounds at any time

Better to say “water” than

“wa’er”

“Better” instead of “be’er”

But when T appears at the end of a word,

Sometimes it’s not pronounced

such as

In recognized pronunciation, there will be a continuous reading of R in a sentence

for example

India has “a” at the end

The next word begins with the “a” sound

So, in general, we use R to connect them in the recognized pronunciation.

Just like

In the old, recognized pronunciation

We do not do this

It is worth noting that the recognized pronunciation is not rolling, that is to say

Do not pronounce “R”

Hard, for example, in this word

Hard Americans may read as…

Rolled

But not in the recognized pronunciation

We read it as /hɑ:d/

And, among these words,

A: This tone should be read as:

Among these words

A’s tone should be read as /æ/

In other more common English pronunciations, these sounds are sent from the back end of the mouth.

As Jason Statham pointed out in his video

And in the recognized pronunciation and the old recognized pronunciation, these sounds are emitted from the front of the mouth.

The law is as follows

The higher the recognized pronunciation you say, the more expensive the accent is.

The more the parts of these sounds are emitted in the oral cavity

In the upper layer of recognized pronunciation

The less your chin moves, the better

Think Keira Knightley

She fucks a great upper accent

But she looks like a puppet when she speaks, because she doesn’t even move her mouth

It is to make the accent sound more “upper”

So… probably is…

It seems like there is no time. You seem to have something to come?

Yes, I should go

Somewhat…somewhat urgent…

So… what are you doing now?

Click here to see the next lesson!

Goodbye!

Translator Jun is also a newcomer, all of you Han Han By AENeuro

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