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First up, who was your footballing idol growing up?
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Footballing idol, I'd probably say David Beckham was the biggest one.
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I mean, he was England captain at the time.
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We're from the same area in Chinkford, so He's a great role model on the pitch, very successful, and he's a great role model off the pitch as well, so it's great to be able to look up to someone like that.
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In today's lesson, we are going to look at some British football players' accents.
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It's really important to listen to many different accents in English, especially if you plan to use your English to work, travel or study abroad.
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We'll be watching some short interview clips with these players and commenting on their accent and overall pronunciation.
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This is going to be a great opportunity for you to
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test your listening skills with the clips we've compiled for you today.
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But before we start, every week we release lessons to help intermediate
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and advanced learners like you to improve their English in a fun and dynamic way.
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First, you'll watch the clips with subtitles.
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Pay special attention to the words in orange and how they are pronounced.
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Then you'll watch each clip again without subtitles.
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Ready?
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So let's begin.
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Multicultural London English has a mix of influences from immigrant groups that settled in London, mainly from the Caribbean.
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MLE has the glottal T like the Cockney accent, but also other sounds.
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For example, he drops the initial H at the start of words such as "his".
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Some examples of football players that have this type of accent include Raheem Sterling, Saka and Jaden Sancho.
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Jamaica and moved to London at the age of five.
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He plays for Manchester City and the English national team.
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In the clip we're going to see first, Sterling is explaining why he believes Manchester City, a local club, could beat England's national team.
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First, watch the clip with subtitles.
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For one, you're here every day.
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With the national team, there's seven to eight days, you've still got top players, but it's not the same.
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You don't get the same time.
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You don't get enough time with the manager.
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Of course, you get his ideas and you get his plans, but you know, if I was with England, every single day, it would kind of be different.
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and I think the team will play better.
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Now, watch it again without subtitles.
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For one, you're here every day.
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With the national team, there's seven to eight days, you've still got top players, but it's not the same.
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You don't get the same time, you don't get enough time with the manager.
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Of course, you get his ideas and you get his plans.
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But, you know, if I was with England, every single day it would kind of be different.
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And I think the team will play better.
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The Cockney accent is mainly spoken in London by the working class and originated in the east end of the city.
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RP or Received Pronunciation is the accent considered the standard British English.
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It's the typical accent that you hear when you watch the news, for example.
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The estuary accent is a mix of cockney and RP.
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Some examples of football players that have this accent include Luke Shaw and Declan Rice.
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One distinct characteristic of this accent is the replacement of the 'th' for the 'v' sound.
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Listen to this clip with Declan Rice and notice how he pronounces the word 'with'.
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I don't know, it seemed like the referee was against us all night to be honest with you.
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too many fouls given for them
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and for us pretty much the same situations with elbows and tackles that we didn't get so I can't say too much, but yeah, very frustrating.
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Now watch it again without subtitles.
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I've not seen it back yet.
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It seemed like the referee was against us all night to be honest with you.
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too many fouls given for them and for us, pretty much the same situations with elbows and tackles that we didn't get.
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I can't say too much, but yeah, very frustrating.
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This accent is known for having the TH fronting, F instead of TH.
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The U sound and the glottal T Also, the Y sound at the end of words is a short /ɪ / sound.
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Marcus Rashford plays for Manchester United and was also born in Manchester.
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Watch the next clip and notice how he pronounces the words "but" and "opportunity".
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Reading was just never part of my schedule growing up, but I Now that I have read, I want to make sure that the next generation have the opportunity to read.
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And that on the streets, as you put it, is really what is firing you up now, isn't it?
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Yeah, basically, I know a lot of kids that are in similar positions to me.
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Um...
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But if I can show them something where they can do something other than being on the streets, then whether they read it or not, it's up to them.
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but at least they have the opportunity to do it and it's the opportunity that I didn't have when I was
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when I was a kid.
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It was...
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Reading was just never part of my schedule growing up.
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Now that I have read, I want to make sure that the next generation have the opportunity to read.
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And that on the streets, as you put it.
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is really what is firing you up now, isn't it?
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Yeah, basically.
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I know a lot of kids that are in similar positions to me.
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But if I can show them something where they can do something other than being on the streets, then whether they read it or not, it's up to them.
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but at least they have the opportunity to do it and it's the opportunity that I didn't have when I was
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when I was a kid.
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Macom is the informal nickname for people from Sunderland, a city in North East England which is also close to Newcastle.
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Jordan Henderson is a good example of a football player that has this accent.
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Henderson currently plays for Liverpool and the English national team.
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Watch this clip next and notice how he pronounces the word my as well as the u sound in words.
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Yeah, football has been everything in my life ever since I could walk really.
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Love of the sports, loved sports at school.
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But football was the number one right from when I can remember.
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Sure.
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And was Sunderland your team?
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Yeah.
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Always.
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Always.
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That's where I'm from.
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My dad used to teach us to the games at Roker Park.
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I can't really remember that well because I was quite young but then stealing my light
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And Worked my way through the academy at Tunnelland from the age of seven.
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and finally got into the first team and made my debut at 18.
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Yeah, football was...
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There's been everything in my life ever since I could walk really.
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Love of the sport, loved sports at school.
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But football was the number one right from from when I can remember.
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- Sure.
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Was Sunderland your team?
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Yeah.
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Always.
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Always.
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That's where I'm from.
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Yeah.
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My dad used to take us to the games at Roker Park.
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I can't really remember that well because I was quite young but then steady my life.
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Um, Worked my way through the academy at Sunland from the age of seven.
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and finally got into the first team and made my debut at eating.
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As you can see English is full of different dialects that's
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why you need to have a lot of exposure to many different ways of speaking English, both native and non -native.
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Do you have any bad habits?
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Yeah, the missus hates it as well, just not putting my clothes away.
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mainly when I'm good at bed, you know, you're just getting undressed for bed.
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I'll just, I'll put the clothes in a nice neat pile just at the side of the bed.
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And in my head, I've got it worked out perfect that I'll wake up in the morning, pick them up, put them in the wash basket.
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And yeah, you wake up in the morning, you just completely forget.
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you Do you have any bad habits?
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Yeah, the missus hates it as well, just not putting my clothes Mainly when I'm good at bed, you know, you're just getting undressed for bed.
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I'll just...
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I'll put the clothes in a nice neat pile just at the side of the bed.
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And in my head, I've got it worked out perfect that I'll wake up in the morning, pick them up, put them in the wash basket.
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and yeah, you wake up in the morning, you just completely forget.
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Where is the Brummie accent from?
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Bath?
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Birmingham For myth: Bye.
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Located in the West Midlands, Birmingham is one of the United Kingdom's major cities.
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Jack Brealish plays for Manchester City but was born in Birmingham and played for Aston Villa until recently.
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Listen to how he pronounces the vowels U, A and O.
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What are your three must -have items when you're on a holiday?
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Besides your phone and your wallet.
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Suncream.
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Suncream?
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because I got burned, but...
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Okay.
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My passport Good shout.
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- I'm a hairspray.
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- Your hairspray?
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- Yeah.
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What are your three must -have items when you're on a holiday?
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Besides your phone and your wallet?
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Sun cream because I got burned and they're bad.
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Okay.
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My passport.
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Good shout.
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- Yeah.
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And my hairspray.
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Your hairspray.
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If you want to hear more of the Birmingham accent, you might want to check out the British TV series Peaky Blinders.
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The Yorkshire accent is another variation of a Northern accent.
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Notice how Harry Maguire pronounces the letter "U".
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you will see that it sounds a bit closed and it almost sounds like an "O" instead.
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Also, look out for the TH sound that he uses in 'Ruthless'.
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Two.
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axle I would put up there, always in the gym, always doing pull -ups, very strong and I'd also put Nemanja as well,
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I think he's got that ruthlessness.
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He looks after our finds as well, so he's quite strong with it.
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I'm alongside him, so I'm happy he's alongside me.
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You like his bodyguard when he goes up to collect the money?
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Well, to be fair, he doesn't need a bodyguard, to be fair to him.
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Axle I would put up there, always in the gym, always doing pull -ups, very strong and I'd also put Nemanja as well,
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I think he's got that ruthlessness.
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He looks after our finds as well, so he's quite strong with it.
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I'm alongside him, so I'm happy he's alongside me.
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You like his bodyguard when he goes up to collect the money?
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Well, to be fair, he doesn't need a bodyguard, to be fair to him.
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The Glaswegian accent comes from Glasgow in Scotland.
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Andrew Robertson is a Scottish footballer who plays for Liverpool.
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Let's watch a clip from him.
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Knowing which came first, the chicken or the egg?
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Ah.
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What a hell of a question that is.
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How did the first chicken just appear?
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It must have been an egg.
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and then the chicken came out the egg.
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So where did the egg come from?
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I wish I never asked it now though because I'm baffled by it.
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The chicken or the egg?
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Knowing which came first, the chicken or the egg?
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Huh?
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What a hell of a question that is.
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How did the first chicken just appear?
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It must have been an egg.
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And then the chicken came out the egg.
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So where did the egg come from?
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I wish you never asked it now though because I'm baffled by it.
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The chicken or the egg.
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Now test your knowledge on some of the things you learned today about British accents.
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estuary accent
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The Cockney accent is mainly spoken in London by the working class and originated in the east end of the city.
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RP or Received Pronunciation is the accent considered the standard British English.
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It's the typical accent that you hear when you watch the news, for example.
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The estuary accent is a mix of cockney and RP.
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Some examples of football players that have this accent include Luke Shaw and Declan Rice.
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What does RP stand for?
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Received pronunciation, rhotic pronunciation, relaxed pronunciation.
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Macom is the informal nickname for people from Sunderland, a city in North East England which is also close to Newcastle.
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Jordan Henderson is a good example of a football player that has this accent.
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Henderson currently plays for Liverpool and the English national team.
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Mackham is the informal nickname for people from Birmingham, Manchester, Sunderland.
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The Glaswegian accent comes from Glasgow in Scotland.
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Andrew Robertson is a Scottish Liverpool.
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Where is the Glaswegian accent from?
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England?
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you Wales Scotland.
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Go, go, go.
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I hope you enjoyed today's lesson.
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To keep learning, check out this lesson we made on the hardest British accents to understand.
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Let's watch a clip from that.
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But there's also a more modern version of it called Modern RP, which is like the accent Emma Watson has.
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English guys are like very well put together and they dress really well and they're like very well mannered.
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But they're also very restrained.
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I'm such a family person.
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I love spending time with them.
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I love being with them.
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So, you know, sometimes I go back to Birmingham and especially At this time of the year, you know, Christmas just reminds me so much of, you know, family.
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Could you understand that Birmingham, or as we like to shorten it, Brummie accent?
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Let's give it another listen, this time with subtitles.

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비디오에서 발견할 수 있는 몇 가지 주요 문법 구조와 표현을 살펴보겠습니다. 각 선수들의 말을 통해 우리가 접할 수 있는 문장 구조는 다음과 같습니다:

  • ‘If I was with England, every single day…’ - 가정법을 활용하여 조건을 제시하는 방식입니다.
  • ‘There’s seven to eight days, you’ve still got top players…’ - 현재완료와 현재 시제를 혼합한 표현으로, 팀 상황에 대해 이야기할 때 유용합니다.
  • ‘I think the team will play better.’ - 미래를 예측할 때 사용되는 문장 구조입니다.

이러한 표현들은 실제 대화에서 자주 사용되므로 반복적으로 연습하는 것이 중요합니다. 유튜브 영어 공부를 통해 배우며 여러분의 회화 능력을 향상시켜 보세요.

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수동태 be + 과거분사 — 누가 하는지보다 무슨 일이 일어나는지에 초점are pronounced · is mainly spoken · is known
현재완료 have/has + 과거분사 — 과거의 일이 지금도 관련이 있을 때we've compiled · I've not seen · have read
관계절 who / which + 절 — 사람이나 사물에 대한 추가 정보kids that are · England which is

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