PERFECT YOUR RP ACCENT | Southern ENGLISH Accent Coach

The Queen's English (Queen Lilibet G-d Bless her soul wherever she is now) isn't RP at all my Dear, not even considered Conservative RP, It is simply Posh, The Poshest actually, because even Pish english can differience sometime, like The Posh English of Boris Johnson isn't at all as The posh Englush Of Queen Lilibet ; The Queen G-d Bless her soul is The Poshest person I've ever got the chance to know & witness !

Lots of great tips Molly! Subscribed. Valuable info here. Would you do a Cockney Accent tutorial as well?

Great lesson!!! ❤

I am living in the northern Midwest in the United States. I come from California, but I have had a lot of speech therapy as a child, so my accent tends to be a very precise not quite British and not totally American accent. So, I guess transatlantic maybe, but definitely rohtic. I articulate my words and don't pronounce my t as d. However, my kids have a decidedly California accent.

Aaaahh yes, RP. Role Playing. God Bless.

I grew up in Hong Kong and I'm Filipino. We were taught Contemporary RP. However, because of Hollywood influence, I speak a rather Americanised RP accent tho it is still somewhat non-rhotic. My accent is similar to Henry Golding's (Malaysian actor) accent.

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Dear Molly, I was born in Kent and have modern RP. However after living in the USA ( Tennessee ) for 11yrs I can assure you they shorten their vowels totally. I'm thinking for someone who does not come from the UK to change their accent will be very hard. Excellent tutor or not.

You talk too fast, that's the worst way to teach a language. Not caring about your lessons, bye forever.

I have a strange form of northern tinged RP as my natural accent.
I ought to have a mild Mancunian accent owing to my upbringing but I don't and any attempt to sound more Mancunian leads to me sounding like that Harry Enfield sketch, so I have increasingly erred towards a formal RP.
I cannot bring myself to form my 'a' sounds in the southern manner though.
I always feel like beating myself up when I hear myself trying to.

Actually received pronunciation is not really a southern accent, it's a class accent. Southern England encompasses many shires and counties, and there are various accents.

Thank you.

English is not my first language, but now I wish I had learned the English accent as well as the American accent when I started learning... Now, because I'm so used to the American accent, my accent involuntarily changes when I speak. it will be difficult to learn completely, but it is worth it.

Contemporary RP accent is rather loose
The word "accen" is pronounced as aksnt, but not aksent

Thanks for the great job.🎉

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Do you have a particular exercise book to suggest?

Wow after having watched so many video and worked through 1-2 courses I now found your channel. Really wish I could study with you. Wouldn't be able to afford 1on1 sessions at the moment though. Your explanations are so clear and informative

Question: Are there multiple ways to pronounce the dark-L?

I love British accent…

Hi Molly! Thank you for this!

Could you help to explain the pronunciation of an ending "-L" specifically the sound of an L after a consonant/schwa combo (like the sound at the end of incredible, bible, beautiful).

I'm prepping for an audition set in a period that requires heightened RP and this was very helpful!

Hello,
very interesting video. You covered some of my problems even if to me it is still difficult the dark 'L' and also beat VS bit, and the 'TH' difference in breath/breathe...
It would be also nice to know how to make the glottal 'T'.....

Please, make pronunciation video which we wrongly mispronounce ❤

Thank you so much

Hi Molly thank you so much, you explain everything so nicely. I like RP accent, since the English used in my country is more related to it, and I still wanna learn a lot about how to pronounce English words correctly. I'm from South Africa 🇿🇦

Hallo
Molly
Parker yes very good listening from you also try to understand english language fluency actually vocabulary also need to know every things main key the time have only listen becouse of working time .any ways how to catch any time in english thanks a lot

Hallo teacher you are teaching good l😊 am going listen from you so clear is it help a lot love
British accent by myself also follow
American
English but better
British all best .

As an American, It is completely bananas that a country about half the size of California can have so many accents. Effing fascinating.

She said "exci'in" instead of " exciting". Not a good example.

I just cannot believe that you had to mention the class you belong to....

I shall marry a lady who can talk like this 😊

i love thisssssss

so informative

Hola from Perú, The Land of the Machu Picchu. Thank You for your video. I studied american English and german and I understand better german than british English. Why is that?

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A couple phonetic notes for those interested:
Labiodental R /ʋ/ is a distinctly London and South East BrE feature.
SSBE t is dental, rather than labiodental, as that'd imply it's like a v or f.
It's not dropping the t, you're replacing it with a glottal stop /ʔ/
You have a weak vowel merger between your STRUT /ʌ/ and schwa /ə/ in most situations, which is common among younger speakers.
Most centering diphthongs of RP (those ending in schwa) like in near /nɪə/, have split into a weak and strong form.
In their more common weak form they're either long monophthongs /nɪː/ or very slightly centering, while their strong forms contain the semivowels /j/ and /w/ - /nijə/ .
Strong forms are used for emphasis. "Oh the ball's hɪː" vs "I'm over /hijə/ (more precisely /hɪi̯ə/)"
"it's ɑː dog" "It's awəz (/au̯əz/)"

Very informative and helpful video either way!

Hello Professor
Your excellent lessons are excelent, thank you so much for your help and advice, i really appreciate your job.
I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time.
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Thank you my ravishing angel ,, you're the real deal...! I bloody love u already,., Just kidding i dunno know you.

You sound like Venessa Kirby at least in my opinion. There are tons of video on this topic but you’ve added a flavour…

You are very, VERY good at explaining these things. Makes way easier to understand. I'm Brazilian but I live in Japan and work with some Australians and a girl from UK. My English is not so good but they can understand when I speak. Anyway, I've always notice the sound of the word "right" but I never understand how to mimic the sound. But now, after seeing your explanation, I was able to do it!!!!!!! Not saying that my accent is perfect but the sound I could mimic now. That's so cool!!!! It's like, almost start to say the "V" sound (without saying the V sound) but switching quick to "R" sound. I don't know if make sense what I'm saying but that's how sounds a little bit for me. Please do more videos like this one.

İm tryanaa learn british accnt for my crush 😔 so damn hard

Big part of an accent is also the vocabulary used. Do you have any recommendations(movies, books etc) that might help with that?

Brilliant...thank you Molly🌷

I like to perfect my RP accent and northern accent of England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

such a nice video, really useful, presumably ive got a slavic accent('cause i am from slavic country), keep going, i hope ur chanel will get more popular, thanks for video UwU

I like your voice Molly