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- published: 26 Aug 2015
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley tries to break down rhyming slang for a very confused Jimmy.
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Did you know that there are over 30 different English accents in England alone? And that's not all. Would you believe there are over a hundred different English dialects accross the world? In this lesson, I will tell you about some common British accents you might hear. You'll hear examples of Cockney, RP, Estuary, Northern, Scottish, Welsh, and many more accents. Don't miss this opportunity to add some spice to your English pronunciation and comprehension! Take the quiz at http://www.engvid.com/learn-british-accents-and-dialects-cockney-rp-northern-and-more/
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Hi. I'm Gill at www.engvid.com, and today's lesson is about accents in the U.K. So, U.K. accents and also dialects. Okay, so what's the difference between an accent and a dialect? Right. Well, an accent, as you know, is to do with pronunciation, how you pronounce the word. Dialect is when you have a word that only people in a certain area of the country use; it's not a national word, it's a local word that maybe people from other parts of the country, they won't even know what it means, so that's dialect. Okay. So, let's just have a look through some of the accents that we have in the U.K.
The one that you're probably learning as you're learning to pronounce English words is RP. "RP" stands for "Received Pronunciation". It's a slightly strange term. "Received" where do you receive it from? Well, maybe you receive it from your teacher. This is how to say this word. It's a slightly strange expression, but RP, it's usually referred to by the initials. And it's the kind of accent you will hear if you're watching BBC Television programs or listening to BBC Radio. Not everybody on the BBC speaks with an RP accent. The news readers tend to be RP speakers, but not always. But the strange thing is that in this country, only a very small percentage of people do speak with this accent. Apparently, just 3%, but they tend to be people in positions of power, authority, responsibility. They probably earn a lot of money. They live in big houses. You know the idea. So, people like the Prime Minster, at the moment David Cameron, he went to a private school, he went to university, Oxford, so people who have been to Oxford and Cambridge Universities often speak in RP, even if they didn't speak in RP before they went to Oxford or Cambridge, they often change their accent while they are there because of the big influence of their surroundings and the people that they're meeting. So that's RP. It's a very clear accent. So, it's probably a good idea to either learn to speak English with an RP accent, or you may be learning with an American accent, a Canadian accent, all of those accents are very clear. Okay. And being clear is the most important thing.
Okay, so moving on. RP, as I should have said, is mostly in the south of the country; London and the south. So, also "Cockney" and "Estuary English" are in the south. Okay. So, Cockney is the local London accent, and it tends to spread further out to places like Kent, Essex, other places like that. Surrey. There's a newer version of Cockney called "Estuary English". If you think an estuary is connected to a river, so the River Thames which flows across the country, goes quite a long way west. So anyone living along the estuary, near the river can possibly have this accent as well.
So, just to give you some examples, then, of the Cockney accent, there are different features. So, one example is the "th" sound, as you know to make a "th" sound, some of you may find it difficult anyway, "the", when you put your tongue through your teeth, "the", but a Cockney person may not use the "the", they will use an "f" sound or a "v" sound instead, so the word "think", "I think", they would say would say instead of: "think", they would say it like that: "fink", "fink", and the top teeth are on the bottom lip, "think". And words like "with" that end with the "th", instead of "with", it will be "wiv", "wiv", "wiv". "Are you coming wiv me?" So that is one of the things that happens with the Cockney accent.
Words like "together" would be "togever". Okay? The number "three", t-h-r-e-e is often pronounced "free": "We have free people coming to dinner. Free people." So, there can be confusion there, because we have the word "free", which has a meaning in itself, "free", but if you actually mean "three", the number three, there can be some confusion. So don't get confused by "free people". -"Oh, they're free? They're free to come?" -"No, there are three of them. Three people who are free to come." Ah, okay.
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We got Ice Cube to try and guess the meaning behind some Cockney Rhyming Slang - a classic, traditional London form of slang (where rhyming phrases mean one word i.e Ruby Murray = Curry) - whilst he was over in Old Blighty and the end result was really rather amusing. You were a great sport, Ice Cube.
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Want a cockney accent? Learn some cockney words and expressions and even how to speak with a cockney accent in this useful tutorial! ;D
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Bekn's cockney accent is way better than my cockney accent, but in this video we used cockney rhyming slang! You can still find it being used on some bank cash machines!
- published: 20 Dec 2012
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This is a short video made to show you the tricks behind speaking with a cockney accent. Presented by Gareth Jameson an actor and voice coach. If you ever wanted to know how to pull off that accent waste no time and dive right into the video.
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http://jadejoddle.com/british-accent-fast/ Cockney accent fun and phrases with voice over artist Perdita Lawton.
Perdita's tips and tricks to speak with a perfect London accent that will convince anyone that you're a cockney born within the Bow Bells of good 'old London town...
(1) In the cockney accent the letter /h/ at the beginning of words such as dropped. 'Hard' becomes 'ard'.
(2) Cockneys also change the sound of words ending in -er such as 'butter'. The final syllable in in the word is replaced with a schwa sound and no /r/ consonant is pronounced.
(3) Letter /t/ in the middle of words such as 'butter' is replaced with a glottal stop. This sound is like a pause that is made in the glottis.
(4) Speaking in a miserable tone and complaining about life being hard can also help you develop your cockney character.
(5) Keep a loose and wide mouth as you experiment with the accent.
(6) Try exaggerated body language if you want to be a diamond cockney geezer!
Cockney phrases to try:
stick it in a bit of butter
happy go lucky
diamond geezer
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Stephen Fry takes some liberties with the London language by introducing his own middle class take on Cockney Rhyming Slang.
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The term Cockney has both geographical and linguistic associations. Geographically and culturally, it often refers to working-class Londoners, particularly those in the East End. Linguistically, it refers to the form of English spoken by this group.
The earliest recorded use of the term is 1362 in The vision of William concerning Piers Plowman (Passus VI) by William Langland and it is used to mean a small, misshapen egg, from Middle English coken (of cocks) and ey (egg) so literally "a cock's egg". In the Reeve's Tale by Geoffrey Chaucer (circa 1386) it appears as "cokenay", and the meaning is "a child tenderly brought up, an effeminate fellow, a milksop". By 1521 it was in use by country people as a derogatory reference for the effeminate town-dwellers. The term was used to describe those born within earshot of the Bow Bells in 1600, when Samuel Rowlands, in his satire The Letting of Humours Blood in the Head-Vaine, referred to "a Bowe-bell Cockney". Traveller and writer Fynes Moryson stated in his work An Itinerary that "Londoners, and all within the sound of Bow Bells, are in reproach called Cockneys."John Minsheu (or Minshew) was the first lexicographer to define the word in this sense, in his Ductor in Linguas (1617), where he referred to "A Cockney or Cockny, applied only to one born within the sound of Bow bell, that is in the City of London". However, the etymologies he gave (from "cock" and "neigh", or from Latin incoctus, raw) were incorrect. Francis Grose's A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue (1785) derives the term from the following story:
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Jason Statham (
/ˈsteɪθəm/; born 12 September 1967) is an English actor and former diver, known for his roles in the Guy Ritchie crime films Revolver, Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Statham appeared in supporting roles in several American films, such as The Italian Job, as well as playing the lead role in The Transporter, Death Race, Crank, The Bank Job and War (opposite martial arts star Jet Li). Statham also appeared alongside established action film actors Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, Jet Li and Dolph Lundgren in The Expendables. He usually performs his own fight scenes and stunts.
Statham was born in Shirebrook, Derbyshire, the son of Eileen (née Yates) and Barry Statham, a lounge singer. He moved to Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, where he chose not to follow his father's career working the local market stalls, and decided to pursue the arts. He grew up with football player Vinnie Jones, alongside whom he would later go on to act. Jones introduced him to football, and Statham went on to play for the local grammar school (1978–83), which he had attended since the age of eleven, but his real passion was diving.[citation needed] He practised daily in perfecting his diving techniques – in particular, he finished 12th in the World Championships in 1992. He was also a member of Britain's National Diving Squad for twelve years.
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Ice cubes are small, roughly cube-shaped pieces of ice, conventionally used to cool beverages. Ice cubes are sometimes preferred over crushed ice because they melt more slowly; they are standard in mixed drinks that call for ice, in which case the drink is said to be "on the rocks."
Ice cubes that are crushed or sheared into irregularly-shaped flakes may add an interesting aesthetic effect to some cocktails. Crushed ice is also used when faster cooling is desired, since the rate of cooling is governed by the number and average radius of the ice particles.
Melting ice cubes sometimes precipitate white flakes, commonly known as "floaties". This is calcium carbonate which is present in many water supplies and is completely harmless.[citation needed]
American physician and humanitarian John Gorrie built a refrigerator in 1844 with the purpose of cooling air. His refrigerator produced ice which he hung from the ceiling in a basin. Gorrie can be considered the creator of ice cubes, but his aim was not to cool drinks: he used the ice to lower the ambient room temperature. During his time, a dominant idea was that bad air quality caused disease. Therefore, in order to help treat sickness, he pushed for the draining of swamps and the cooling of sickrooms.
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7:27Learn the Cockney accent with Jason Statham
Learn the Cockney accent with Jason StathamLearn the Cockney accent with Jason Statham
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5:32How to Speak Cockney - Anglophenia Ep 36
How to Speak Cockney - Anglophenia Ep 36How to Speak Cockney - Anglophenia Ep 36
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2:11cockney parents' evening
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2:55Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Teaches Jimmy Cockney Slang
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Teaches Jimmy Cockney SlangRosie Huntington-Whiteley Teaches Jimmy Cockney Slang
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24:06Learn British accents and dialects – Cockney, RP, Northern, and more!
Learn British accents and dialects – Cockney, RP, Northern, and more!Learn British accents and dialects – Cockney, RP, Northern, and more!
Did you know that there are over 30 different English accents in England alone? And that's not all. Would you believe there are over a hundred different English dialects accross the world? In this lesson, I will tell you about some common British accents you might hear. You'll hear examples of Cockney, RP, Estuary, Northern, Scottish, Welsh, and many more accents. Don't miss this opportunity to add some spice to your English pronunciation and comprehension! Take the quiz at http://www.engvid.com/learn-british-accents-and-dialects-cockney-rp-northern-and-more/ TRANSCRIPT Hi. I'm Gill at www.engvid.com, and today's lesson is about accents in the U.K. So, U.K. accents and also dialects. Okay, so what's the difference between an accent and a dialect? Right. Well, an accent, as you know, is to do with pronunciation, how you pronounce the word. Dialect is when you have a word that only people in a certain area of the country use; it's not a national word, it's a local word that maybe people from other parts of the country, they won't even know what it means, so that's dialect. Okay. So, let's just have a look through some of the accents that we have in the U.K. The one that you're probably learning as you're learning to pronounce English words is RP. "RP" stands for "Received Pronunciation". It's a slightly strange term. "Received" where do you receive it from? Well, maybe you receive it from your teacher. This is how to say this word. It's a slightly strange expression, but RP, it's usually referred to by the initials. And it's the kind of accent you will hear if you're watching BBC Television programs or listening to BBC Radio. Not everybody on the BBC speaks with an RP accent. The news readers tend to be RP speakers, but not always. But the strange thing is that in this country, only a very small percentage of people do speak with this accent. Apparently, just 3%, but they tend to be people in positions of power, authority, responsibility. They probably earn a lot of money. They live in big houses. You know the idea. So, people like the Prime Minster, at the moment David Cameron, he went to a private school, he went to university, Oxford, so people who have been to Oxford and Cambridge Universities often speak in RP, even if they didn't speak in RP before they went to Oxford or Cambridge, they often change their accent while they are there because of the big influence of their surroundings and the people that they're meeting. So that's RP. It's a very clear accent. So, it's probably a good idea to either learn to speak English with an RP accent, or you may be learning with an American accent, a Canadian accent, all of those accents are very clear. Okay. And being clear is the most important thing. Okay, so moving on. RP, as I should have said, is mostly in the south of the country; London and the south. So, also "Cockney" and "Estuary English" are in the south. Okay. So, Cockney is the local London accent, and it tends to spread further out to places like Kent, Essex, other places like that. Surrey. There's a newer version of Cockney called "Estuary English". If you think an estuary is connected to a river, so the River Thames which flows across the country, goes quite a long way west. So anyone living along the estuary, near the river can possibly have this accent as well. So, just to give you some examples, then, of the Cockney accent, there are different features. So, one example is the "th" sound, as you know to make a "th" sound, some of you may find it difficult anyway, "the", when you put your tongue through your teeth, "the", but a Cockney person may not use the "the", they will use an "f" sound or a "v" sound instead, so the word "think", "I think", they would say would say instead of: "think", they would say it like that: "fink", "fink", and the top teeth are on the bottom lip, "think". And words like "with" that end with the "th", instead of "with", it will be "wiv", "wiv", "wiv". "Are you coming wiv me?" So that is one of the things that happens with the Cockney accent. Words like "together" would be "togever". Okay? The number "three", t-h-r-e-e is often pronounced "free": "We have free people coming to dinner. Free people." So, there can be confusion there, because we have the word "free", which has a meaning in itself, "free", but if you actually mean "three", the number three, there can be some confusion. So don't get confused by "free people". -"Oh, they're free? They're free to come?" -"No, there are three of them. Three people who are free to come." Ah, okay. -
3:01Ice Cube Tries To Guess Cockney Rhyming Slang
Ice Cube Tries To Guess Cockney Rhyming SlangIce Cube Tries To Guess Cockney Rhyming Slang
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2:12cockneys get a cab
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1:53The Geeza Guide - How To Talk Cockney
The Geeza Guide - How To Talk CockneyThe Geeza Guide - How To Talk Cockney
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6:19HOW TO SPEAK COCKNEY ACCENT! | Evan Edinger & Bekn Dignum
HOW TO SPEAK COCKNEY ACCENT! | Evan Edinger & Bekn DignumHOW TO SPEAK COCKNEY ACCENT! | Evan Edinger & Bekn Dignum
Want a cockney accent? Learn some cockney words and expressions and even how to speak with a cockney accent in this useful tutorial! ;D ►SUBSCRIBE for new videos every week! http://goo.gl/65evwQ Tumblr: http://EvanEdinger.tumblr.com Bekn: http://www.youtube.com/bekndignum London Vlogs: http://www.youtube.com/EvanEdinger Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/EvanEdinger Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/EvanEdinger Music: http://EvanEdinger.bandcamp.com Bekn's cockney accent is way better than my cockney accent, but in this video we used cockney rhyming slang! You can still find it being used on some bank cash machines! -
3:04How To Do A Cockney Accent
How To Do A Cockney AccentHow To Do A Cockney Accent
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3:00Cockney Accent Fun
Cockney Accent FunCockney Accent Fun
http://jadejoddle.com/british-accent-fast/ Cockney accent fun and phrases with voice over artist Perdita Lawton. Perdita's tips and tricks to speak with a perfect London accent that will convince anyone that you're a cockney born within the Bow Bells of good 'old London town... (1) In the cockney accent the letter /h/ at the beginning of words such as dropped. 'Hard' becomes 'ard'. (2) Cockneys also change the sound of words ending in -er such as 'butter'. The final syllable in in the word is replaced with a schwa sound and no /r/ consonant is pronounced. (3) Letter /t/ in the middle of words such as 'butter' is replaced with a glottal stop. This sound is like a pause that is made in the glottis. (4) Speaking in a miserable tone and complaining about life being hard can also help you develop your cockney character. (5) Keep a loose and wide mouth as you experiment with the accent. (6) Try exaggerated body language if you want to be a diamond cockney geezer! Cockney phrases to try: stick it in a bit of butter happy go lucky diamond geezer Check out Perdita's website for information about her work as a voice over artist: http://www.perditalawton.com/ --- Learn a British Accent FAST: http://jadejoddle.com/british-accent-fast/ Do you fit any of the 4 groups below? (1) You are shy (2) You used to be shy (3) You are secretly shy (4) You are shy when speaking a foreign language If yes, join Jade Joddle's email list: http://jadejoddle.com/join/ -
2:32QI: Cockney Rhyming Slang: A Lesson with Stephen Fry - BBC
QI: Cockney Rhyming Slang: A Lesson with Stephen Fry - BBCQI: Cockney Rhyming Slang: A Lesson with Stephen Fry - BBC
Stephen Fry takes some liberties with the London language by introducing his own middle class take on Cockney Rhyming Slang.
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- Kenney Jones
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- London slang
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- Marc Bolan
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- Richard Whiteing
- Roger Delgado
- Romani language
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- Samantha Fox
- Samuel Rowlands
- Satire
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- St Mary-le-Bow
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- Stepney
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- Stratford, London
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- Suffolk dialect
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- T glottalization
- Talk Cockney
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- Texan English
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- The Blitz
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- The Reeve's Tale
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- Millwall
- Northern England
- Romford
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- Shoreditch
- Sidcup
- Spitalfields
- Stepney
- Thurrock
- Tottenham
- Wapping
- Welling
- West Ham
- Whitechapel
- Alan Sugar
- Alexander John Ellis
- Alfie Bass
- Barbara Windsor
- Bernard Bresslaw
- Brummie
- Bud Flanagan
- Charlie Chaplin
- Colin Wood
- Craig Fairbrass
- Dave Courtney
- Dizzee Rascal
- Eric Bristow
- Francis Grose
- Frank Harper
- Fynes Moryson
- Gary Holton
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- George Carey
- Harry Redknapp
- Hoxton Tom McCourt
- Jah Wobble
- Jimmy Bullard
- John Minsheu
- John Terry
- Kenney Jones
- Kray twins
- Len Goodman
- Lenny McLean
- Marc Bolan
- Max Bygraves
- Michael Caine
- Mockney
- Phil Collen
- Phil Daniels
- Philip Ridley
- Ray Winstone
- Richard Whiteing
- Roger Delgado
- Ronnie Lane
- Roy Shaw
- Samantha Fox
- Samuel Rowlands
- Sid Vicious
- Steve Marriott
- Steven Berkoff
- Terence Stamp
- Tommy Steele
- William Langland
'Cockney' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Verdict (1946)
Actors: Billy Bletcher (actor), Herbert Evans (actor), Al Ferguson (actor), Colin Campbell (actor), Paul Cavanagh (actor), Jimmy Aubrey (actor), Wilson Benge (actor), Clyde Cook (actor), Harry Cording (actor), George Coulouris (actor), Howard Davies (actor), Boyd Davis (actor), Barry Bernard (actor), Marcel De la Brosse (actor), Arthur Gould-Porter (actor),
Plot: Mr. Grodman was a respected superintendent at Scotland Yard until a mistake in an investigation caused the execution of an innocent man. He takes the blame and is dismissed, replaced by the obnoxious, gloating Buckley. Feeling vengeful, Grodman would like nothing more than to see Buckley look foolish on the job. His friend Victor Emmric, an artist with macabre tastes, wouldn't mind either and soon a mysterious murder occurs that may provide them with the chance.
Keywords: 1890s, 19th-century, artist, based-on-novel, bracelet, burglar, cat, dance-hall-singer, execution, exhumationGenres: Crime, Drama, Film-Noir, Mystery, Thriller,
Quotes:
Supt. George Edward Grodman: I feel as if I were drinking at my own wake.Supt. George Edward Grodman: Come in, Victor... I've been expecting you... I lied.
Victor Emmric: It's a wretched night.::Supt. George Edward Grodman: Maybe it's only you who is wretched, Victor.
Supt. John R. Buckley: Why have you come here?::Victor Emmric: I have always had a supressed desire to see a grave opened... especially at night.
Mrs. Vicky Benson: You ought to have a police whistle too - just in case.::Victor Emmric: Yes, I should, but how would you blow a whistle if somebody cut your throat?::Mrs. Vicky Benson: I never thought of that - no wind!
Eagle Squadron (1942)
Actors: David Clyde (actor), Richard Cramer (actor), Eddie Albert (actor), Paul Cavanagh (actor), Fred Cavens (actor), Edgar Barrier (actor), Lee Bennett (actor), Barry Bernard (actor), Rudolph Anders (actor), John Bleifer (actor), Harry Allen (actor), Nigel Bruce (actor), Paul Bryar (actor), John Burton (actor), Richard Crane (actor),
Genres: Drama, War,Taglines: DEVILS OF THE SKIES! Uncle Sam's Boys in the EAGLE SQUADRON (original print ad - many caps)
Scotland Yard (1941)
Actors: Holmes Herbert (actor), Forrester Harvey (actor), Billy Bevan (actor), Reginald Barlow (actor), Sidney Bracey (actor), Jimmy Aubrey (actor), Melville Cooper (actor), Frank Dawson (actor), Eugene Borden (actor), Gilbert Emery (actor), Herbert Evans (actor), Edward Fielding (actor), Leo G. Carroll (actor), Edmund Gwenn (actor), Leyland Hodgson (actor),
Genres: Crime, Drama,Taglines: He stole a banker's face! - and his wife
The Earl of Chicago (1940)
Actors: James Conaty (actor), Lowden Adams (actor), David Clyde (actor), Edward Arnold (actor), Jimmy Aubrey (actor), Frank Baker (actor), George Anderson (actor), Harry Allen (actor), Billy Bevan (actor), Ted Billings (actor), Barlowe Borland (actor), Matthew Boulton (actor), John Burton (actor), E.E. Clive (actor), Alec Craig (actor),
Plot: Silky has always moved booze. In prohibition, he smuggled it from Canada, but now that it is legal, he produces his own brand. Seven years before, he sent Doc to prison because Doc was an honest man. Now that he is getting out, Silky wants an honest man as his general manager. When an English solicitor arrives to show that Silky is the new Earl of Gorley, Doc sees his chance to get Silky out of the way. But Silky takes Doc with him to England to see about selling his holdings and taking the money. While Doc knows that none of the property can be sold, he does not tell Silky. While Silky is shown all his duties and responsibilities, Doc is busy bankrupting his business in Chicago.
Keywords: based-on-book, chicago-illinois, distiller, england, frame-up, gangster, murder, nobility, parliament, revengeGenres: Drama,
Frontier Marshal (1939)
Actors: Jimmy Aubrey (actor), Richard Alexander (actor), Walter Baldwin (actor), Hank Bell (actor), Arthur Aylesworth (actor), Ward Bond (actor), Ed Brady (actor), Harlan Briggs (actor), John Butler (actor), John Carradine (actor), Lon Chaney Jr. (actor), John Bleifer (actor), Heinie Conklin (actor), Tex Cooper (actor), Richard Cramer (actor),
Plot: Early low budget version of the famous Gunfight at OK Corral with Scott as Wyatt Earp and Romero as Doc Holiday. Remade by John Ford as "My Darling Clementine" in 1946 and by John Sturges as "Gunfight at OK Corral" in 1957
Keywords: alcoholic, ambush, bar-shootout, bartender, based-on-novel, beating, boot-hill, buntline-special, business-competition, card-cheatGenres: Biography, Drama, History, Romance, Western,
Taglines: BIGGER THAN ALL OUTDOORS - Too thrilling for words! (original print ad) I'M THE LAW IN TOMBSTONE!,,,when Wyatt Earp tamed the wickedest town in all the West! (original poster) THE FLAMING SAGA OF TOMBSTONE! (Hades of the West) (original poster)
Quotes:
Curley Bill: [as Earp goes toward he saloon for a showdown with Indian Joe] You know who he is?::Ben Carter: No, we'll find out at his inquest.Ben Carter: You're a smart girl. Are you playin' me for a sucker, or do you wnt a cut in?::Jerry: No, the only way you can cut me in... see that Curly Bill takes care of Earp.::Ben Carter: Oh, you don't like him either?::Jerry: [Emphatically] No, I don't like him either. The happiest day of my life will be when I can sit on hiscoffin.
John 'Doc' Halliday: I don't wanna hear anymore, Yes, I'm a killer! What of it? Life's nothing! My life... anybody's life! What's the difference to a lot of rats caught in a trap? Whatthey do? How they act? Sarah, you've got to go!
Eddie Foy: [Somewhat dazed as he exits stage after returning to Tombstone after stage robbery] Ah, so this is Tombstone.
Sarah Allen: John...::John 'Doc' Halliday: Yes, Sarah?::Sarah Allen: Isn't it more thrilling to give life than take it away?
Doctor: [after being hurriedly summoned] What is it - a baby or a shooting?::townsman: A shooting.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1939)
Actors: Charles Irwin (actor), Leyland Hodgson (actor), Frank Baker (actor), Boyd Irwin (actor), William Austin (actor), Harry Cording (actor), Ted Billings (actor), Frank Dawson (actor), Nigel Bruce (actor), Arthur Hohl (actor), Gordon Hart (actor), E.E. Clive (actor), Holmes Herbert (actor), Keith Hitchcock (actor), Leonard Mudie (actor),
Plot: Professor Moriarity has a scheme for stealing the crown jewels from the Tower of London. To get Holmes involved, he persuades a gaucho flute player to murder a girl.
Keywords: albatross, anger, anonymous-letter, based-on-play, bedroom, being-followed, bowler-hat, broom, brother-sister-relationship, bumblerGenres: Crime, Mystery, Thriller,
Taglines: The Struggle of Super-Minds in the Crime of the Century!
Quotes:
Sherlock Holmes: You've a magnificent brain, Moriarty. I admire it. I admire it so much I'd like to present it pickled in alcohol to the London Medical Society.::Professor Moriarty: That would make an interesting exhibit. Holmes, you've only now barely missed sending me to the gallows. You're the one man in England clever enough to defeat me. The situation has become impossible.::Sherlock Holmes: Have you any suggestions?::Professor Moriarty: I'm going to break you Holmes. I'm going to bring off right under your nose the most incredible crime of the century, and you'll never suspect it until it's too late. That will be the end of you Mr. Sherlock Holmes. And when I've beaten and ruined you then I can retire in peace. I'd like to retire; crime no longer amuses me. I'd like to devote my remaining years to abstract science.Sherlock Holmes: Elementary, my dear Watson.
[last lines]::Sherlock Holmes: Very effective, my dear Watson!::Doctor John H. Watson: Elementary, my dear Holmes, elementary.
Sherlock Holmes: I've decided to accept your case, Miss Brandon. I shall help you all I can.::Ann Brandon: Oh, Thank you.::Jerrold Hunter: We don't want your interference, Mr. Holmes.::Sherlock Holmes: I interfere whenever and wherever I like, Mr. Hunter.
Sherlock Holmes: The nose of the police dog, although long and efficient, points in only one direction at a time.
Sherlock Holmes: Whatever Watson has found out, you'll know inevitably. I have unbounded confidence in his lack of discretion.
Dawes: You wanted to see me, sir?::Professor Moriarty: I'm away for a few weeks, Dawes, and I come back to find my anthurium magenta, my incomparable anthurium magenta, withered, ruined...::Dawes: I can't understand it, sir; I took good care of all the plants.::Professor Moriarty: Did you water them?::Dawes: Every day, sir - just as you told me, sir.::Professor Moriarty: Then how does it happen that I find a spider's web spun across the spout of the watering can?::Dawes: That can happen overnight, sir.::Professor Moriarty: Overnight, huh? Then you didn't water them today?::Dawes: There's been so much to do, sir, preparing for your coming back.::Professor Moriarty: Nothing is as important as the care of my flowers. Through your neglect, this flower has died. You've murdered a flower!::Dawes: Why, I'm sorry, sir.::Professor Moriarty: To think that for merely murdering a man I was incarcerated for six whole weeks in a filthy prison cell.::Dawes: A pity, sir!::Professor Moriarty: A travesty on justice!::Dawes: Quite so, sir.::Professor Moriarty: And for this crime, Dawes, you should be flogged, broken on the wheel, drawn and quartered...::Dawes: Yes, sir. Will that be all, sir?::Professor Moriarty: ...and boiled in oil!::Dawes: Thank you, sir.::Professor Moriarty: Go away.::Dawes: Yes, sir.
Inquisitive Stranger: [Watson is lying in the street in order to reconstruct a murder - a stranger stops and stares] I say, has something happened?::Doctor John H. Watson: Definitely. Would you mind stepping back a few paces?::Inquisitive Stranger: Not at all.::Doctor John H. Watson: Thank you.::Inquisitive Stranger: Perhaps I could find a doctor?::Doctor John H. Watson: I'm a doctor. What's the matter with you?::Inquisitive Stranger: I'm all right. I was thinking of you.::Doctor John H. Watson: Why?::Inquisitive Stranger: But aren't you ill?::Doctor John H. Watson: Certainly not. I'm dead.::Inquisitive Stranger: Well. I'm afraid I must be getting off. [He leaves, hurriedly]::Doctor John H. Watson: Don't let me detain you. Stupid fellow.
Let Freedom Ring (1939)
Actors: C.E. Anderson (actor), Luis Alberni (actor), Jimmy Aubrey (actor), Trevor Bardette (actor), Lionel Barrymore (actor), Edward Arnold (actor), Billy Bevan (actor), Ralph Bushman (actor), Charles Butterworth (actor), Heinie Conklin (actor), Eddie Dunn (actor), Nelson Eddy (actor), Hank Bell (actor), John George (actor), George 'Gabby' Hayes (actor),
Plot: Railroad owner Jim Knox uses everything to get the land he needs for his new railroad cheaply. Everybody hopes, that Steve Logan ends his regime, but he allies with Jim Knox. Nobody knows, that he's actually a government agent. But when Jim finds out, he tries to kill Steve.
Keywords: arson, construction-worker, corruption, deception, election, employer-employee-relationship, ethics, explosion, father-son-relationship, fireGenres: Drama, Musical, Romance,
Taglines: Thrill-Blasting Drama of Men and Women at the Turn of a New Era with a cast as big as the Majestic land they Glorify !
Quotes:
Maggie Adams: You've got lots of money, haven't you?::Jim Knox: Ooooh, I keep it in barrels.::Maggie Adams: Then why do you go around robbing poor people, stealing their land and burning them out? If you're such a rich man, why are you a thief?::Jim Knox: Where I come from people don't call me a thief, they call me a 'financier'.::Maggie Adams: And what country do you come from?::Jim Knox: It's not a country, it's a street. Wall Street.::Maggie Adams: Well that street isn't big enough to run this country Mr Knox. You own the sheriff and the courts and you've got all the money in the world. But you haven't got enough to win because there's something stronger than you are.::Jim Knox: Really? And what is that, may I ask?::Maggie Adams: Honest folks. And all they need is for someone to show them how to fight and nobody can lick them.The Avenging Hand (1937)
Actors: Henry B. Longhurst (actor), Noah Beery (actor), Ben Wright (actor), Ben Welden (actor), Ákos Tolnay (writer), Sidney Cole (editor), James Harcourt (actor), John Stafford (producer), Joan Kemp-Welch (actress), Frank Richardson (director), Victor Hanbury (director), Reginald Long (actor), Reginald Long (writer), Bruno Barnabe (actor), Charles Oliver (actor),
Genres: Crime, Drama,The Singapore Mutiny (1928)
Actors: Harry Allen (actor), Estelle Taylor (actress), Ralph Ince (writer), Fred Myton (writer), Ralph Ince (director), Robert Gaillard (actor), Ralph Ince (actor), William Irving (actor), Jim Mason (actor), Frank Newburg (actor), Martha Mattox (actress), George M. Arthur (editor), Gardner James (actor), Norman Springer (writer), Carl Axzelle (actor),
Genres: Drama,-
Learn the Cockney accent with Jason Statham
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How to Speak Cockney - Anglophenia Ep 36
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Teaches Jimmy Cockney Slang
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Learn British accents and dialects – Cockney, RP, Northern, and more!
Did you know that there are over 30 different English accents in England alone? And that's not all. Would you believe there are over a hundred different English dialects accross the world? In this lesson, I will tell you about some common British accents you might hear. You'll hear examples of Cockney, RP, Estuary, Northern, Scottish, Welsh, and many more accents. Don't miss this opportunity to add some spice to your English pronunciation and comprehension! Take the quiz at http://www.engvid.com/learn-british-accents-and-dialects-cockney-rp-northern-and-more/ TRANSCRIPT Hi. I'm Gill at www.engvid.com, and today's lesson is about accents in the U.K. So, U.K. accents and also dialects. Okay, so what's the difference between an accent and a dialect? Right. Well, an accent, as you know, is t... -
Ice Cube Tries To Guess Cockney Rhyming Slang
Please watch: "The 10 Hottest Sex Positions Ranked By YOU" ➨ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkRFntsbb8k -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- We got Ice Cube to try and guess the meaning behind some Cockney Rhyming Slang - a classic, traditional London form of slang (where rhyming phrases mean one word i.e Ruby Murray = Curry) - whilst he was over in Old Blighty and the end result was really rather amusing. You were a great sport, Ice Cube. -
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The Geeza Guide - How To Talk Cockney
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HOW TO SPEAK COCKNEY ACCENT! | Evan Edinger & Bekn Dignum
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How To Do A Cockney Accent
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Cockney Accent Fun
http://jadejoddle.com/british-accent-fast/ Cockney accent fun and phrases with voice over artist Perdita Lawton. Perdita's tips and tricks to speak with a perfect London accent that will convince anyone that you're a cockney born within the Bow Bells of good 'old London town... (1) In the cockney accent the letter /h/ at the beginning of words such as dropped. 'Hard' becomes 'ard'. (2) Cockneys also change the sound of words ending in -er such as 'butter'. The final syllable in in the word is replaced with a schwa sound and no /r/ consonant is pronounced. (3) Letter /t/ in the middle of words such as 'butter' is replaced with a glottal stop. This sound is like a pause that is made in the glottis. (4) Speaking in a miserable tone and complaining about life being hard can also help you... -
QI: Cockney Rhyming Slang: A Lesson with Stephen Fry - BBC
Stephen Fry takes some liberties with the London language by introducing his own middle class take on Cockney Rhyming Slang.
Learn the Cockney accent with Jason Statham
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*Ok... We couldn't afford Jason Statham, so we got what we could afford!
Learn aspects of the Cockney accent and even take a little test at the end!
Support us on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/papateachme
This is part 9 in our "Learn the British accent" series!
Filmed at: YouTube Space London
Camera: Nick Pope
Subtítulos (Español): Daniel Esperanza - dem3@alu.ua.es
Music:
Hold on a second - John Deley
Right place right time - Silent Partner
Bumper Tag - John Deley
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How to Speak Cockney - Anglophenia Ep 36
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Have a butcher's at this video with your china plates. Not sure what this means? Learn how to speak Cockney rhyming slang with Anglophenia's Kate Arnell.
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Have a butcher's at this video with your china plates. Not sure what this means? Learn how to speak Cockney rhyming slang with Anglophenia's Kate Arnell.
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cockney parents' evening
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Teaches Jimmy Cockney Slang
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley tries to break down rhyming slang for a very confused Jimmy.
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Learn British accents and dialects – Cockney, RP, Northern, and more!
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Did you know that there are over 30 different English accents in England alone? And that's not all. Would you believe there are over a hundred different English...
Did you know that there are over 30 different English accents in England alone? And that's not all. Would you believe there are over a hundred different English dialects accross the world? In this lesson, I will tell you about some common British accents you might hear. You'll hear examples of Cockney, RP, Estuary, Northern, Scottish, Welsh, and many more accents. Don't miss this opportunity to add some spice to your English pronunciation and comprehension! Take the quiz at http://www.engvid.com/learn-british-accents-and-dialects-cockney-rp-northern-and-more/
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Hi. I'm Gill at www.engvid.com, and today's lesson is about accents in the U.K. So, U.K. accents and also dialects. Okay, so what's the difference between an accent and a dialect? Right. Well, an accent, as you know, is to do with pronunciation, how you pronounce the word. Dialect is when you have a word that only people in a certain area of the country use; it's not a national word, it's a local word that maybe people from other parts of the country, they won't even know what it means, so that's dialect. Okay. So, let's just have a look through some of the accents that we have in the U.K.
The one that you're probably learning as you're learning to pronounce English words is RP. "RP" stands for "Received Pronunciation". It's a slightly strange term. "Received" where do you receive it from? Well, maybe you receive it from your teacher. This is how to say this word. It's a slightly strange expression, but RP, it's usually referred to by the initials. And it's the kind of accent you will hear if you're watching BBC Television programs or listening to BBC Radio. Not everybody on the BBC speaks with an RP accent. The news readers tend to be RP speakers, but not always. But the strange thing is that in this country, only a very small percentage of people do speak with this accent. Apparently, just 3%, but they tend to be people in positions of power, authority, responsibility. They probably earn a lot of money. They live in big houses. You know the idea. So, people like the Prime Minster, at the moment David Cameron, he went to a private school, he went to university, Oxford, so people who have been to Oxford and Cambridge Universities often speak in RP, even if they didn't speak in RP before they went to Oxford or Cambridge, they often change their accent while they are there because of the big influence of their surroundings and the people that they're meeting. So that's RP. It's a very clear accent. So, it's probably a good idea to either learn to speak English with an RP accent, or you may be learning with an American accent, a Canadian accent, all of those accents are very clear. Okay. And being clear is the most important thing.
Okay, so moving on. RP, as I should have said, is mostly in the south of the country; London and the south. So, also "Cockney" and "Estuary English" are in the south. Okay. So, Cockney is the local London accent, and it tends to spread further out to places like Kent, Essex, other places like that. Surrey. There's a newer version of Cockney called "Estuary English". If you think an estuary is connected to a river, so the River Thames which flows across the country, goes quite a long way west. So anyone living along the estuary, near the river can possibly have this accent as well.
So, just to give you some examples, then, of the Cockney accent, there are different features. So, one example is the "th" sound, as you know to make a "th" sound, some of you may find it difficult anyway, "the", when you put your tongue through your teeth, "the", but a Cockney person may not use the "the", they will use an "f" sound or a "v" sound instead, so the word "think", "I think", they would say would say instead of: "think", they would say it like that: "fink", "fink", and the top teeth are on the bottom lip, "think". And words like "with" that end with the "th", instead of "with", it will be "wiv", "wiv", "wiv". "Are you coming wiv me?" So that is one of the things that happens with the Cockney accent.
Words like "together" would be "togever". Okay? The number "three", t-h-r-e-e is often pronounced "free": "We have free people coming to dinner. Free people." So, there can be confusion there, because we have the word "free", which has a meaning in itself, "free", but if you actually mean "three", the number three, there can be some confusion. So don't get confused by "free people". -"Oh, they're free? They're free to come?" -"No, there are three of them. Three people who are free to come." Ah, okay.
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Did you know that there are over 30 different English accents in England alone? And that's not all. Would you believe there are over a hundred different English dialects accross the world? In this lesson, I will tell you about some common British accents you might hear. You'll hear examples of Cockney, RP, Estuary, Northern, Scottish, Welsh, and many more accents. Don't miss this opportunity to add some spice to your English pronunciation and comprehension! Take the quiz at http://www.engvid.com/learn-british-accents-and-dialects-cockney-rp-northern-and-more/
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Hi. I'm Gill at www.engvid.com, and today's lesson is about accents in the U.K. So, U.K. accents and also dialects. Okay, so what's the difference between an accent and a dialect? Right. Well, an accent, as you know, is to do with pronunciation, how you pronounce the word. Dialect is when you have a word that only people in a certain area of the country use; it's not a national word, it's a local word that maybe people from other parts of the country, they won't even know what it means, so that's dialect. Okay. So, let's just have a look through some of the accents that we have in the U.K.
The one that you're probably learning as you're learning to pronounce English words is RP. "RP" stands for "Received Pronunciation". It's a slightly strange term. "Received" where do you receive it from? Well, maybe you receive it from your teacher. This is how to say this word. It's a slightly strange expression, but RP, it's usually referred to by the initials. And it's the kind of accent you will hear if you're watching BBC Television programs or listening to BBC Radio. Not everybody on the BBC speaks with an RP accent. The news readers tend to be RP speakers, but not always. But the strange thing is that in this country, only a very small percentage of people do speak with this accent. Apparently, just 3%, but they tend to be people in positions of power, authority, responsibility. They probably earn a lot of money. They live in big houses. You know the idea. So, people like the Prime Minster, at the moment David Cameron, he went to a private school, he went to university, Oxford, so people who have been to Oxford and Cambridge Universities often speak in RP, even if they didn't speak in RP before they went to Oxford or Cambridge, they often change their accent while they are there because of the big influence of their surroundings and the people that they're meeting. So that's RP. It's a very clear accent. So, it's probably a good idea to either learn to speak English with an RP accent, or you may be learning with an American accent, a Canadian accent, all of those accents are very clear. Okay. And being clear is the most important thing.
Okay, so moving on. RP, as I should have said, is mostly in the south of the country; London and the south. So, also "Cockney" and "Estuary English" are in the south. Okay. So, Cockney is the local London accent, and it tends to spread further out to places like Kent, Essex, other places like that. Surrey. There's a newer version of Cockney called "Estuary English". If you think an estuary is connected to a river, so the River Thames which flows across the country, goes quite a long way west. So anyone living along the estuary, near the river can possibly have this accent as well.
So, just to give you some examples, then, of the Cockney accent, there are different features. So, one example is the "th" sound, as you know to make a "th" sound, some of you may find it difficult anyway, "the", when you put your tongue through your teeth, "the", but a Cockney person may not use the "the", they will use an "f" sound or a "v" sound instead, so the word "think", "I think", they would say would say instead of: "think", they would say it like that: "fink", "fink", and the top teeth are on the bottom lip, "think". And words like "with" that end with the "th", instead of "with", it will be "wiv", "wiv", "wiv". "Are you coming wiv me?" So that is one of the things that happens with the Cockney accent.
Words like "together" would be "togever". Okay? The number "three", t-h-r-e-e is often pronounced "free": "We have free people coming to dinner. Free people." So, there can be confusion there, because we have the word "free", which has a meaning in itself, "free", but if you actually mean "three", the number three, there can be some confusion. So don't get confused by "free people". -"Oh, they're free? They're free to come?" -"No, there are three of them. Three people who are free to come." Ah, okay.
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Ice Cube Tries To Guess Cockney Rhyming Slang
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We got Ice Cube to try and guess the meaning behind some Cockney Rhyming Slang - a classic, traditional London form of slang (where rhyming phrases mean one word i.e Ruby Murray = Curry) - whilst he was over in Old Blighty and the end result was really rather amusing. You were a great sport, Ice Cube.
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We got Ice Cube to try and guess the meaning behind some Cockney Rhyming Slang - a classic, traditional London form of slang (where rhyming phrases mean one word i.e Ruby Murray = Curry) - whilst he was over in Old Blighty and the end result was really rather amusing. You were a great sport, Ice Cube.
- published: 03 Mar 2014
- views: 25670
cockneys get a cab
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The Geeza Guide - How To Talk Cockney
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HOW TO SPEAK COCKNEY ACCENT! | Evan Edinger & Bekn Dignum
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Want a cockney accent? Learn some cockney words and expressions and even how to speak with a cockney accent in this useful tutorial! ;D
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Bekn's cockney accent is way better than my cockney accent, but in this video we used cockney rhyming slang! You can still find it being used on some bank cash machines!
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How To Do A Cockney Accent
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This is a short video made to show you the tricks behind speaking with a cockney accent. Presented by Gareth Jameson an actor and voice coach. If you ever wante...
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Cockney Accent Fun
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http://jadejoddle.com/british-accent-fast/ Cockney accent fun and phrases with voice over artist Perdita Lawton.
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Perdita's tips and tricks to speak with a perfect London accent that will convince anyone that you're a cockney born within the Bow Bells of good 'old London town...
(1) In the cockney accent the letter /h/ at the beginning of words such as dropped. 'Hard' becomes 'ard'.
(2) Cockneys also change the sound of words ending in -er such as 'butter'. The final syllable in in the word is replaced with a schwa sound and no /r/ consonant is pronounced.
(3) Letter /t/ in the middle of words such as 'butter' is replaced with a glottal stop. This sound is like a pause that is made in the glottis.
(4) Speaking in a miserable tone and complaining about life being hard can also help you develop your cockney character.
(5) Keep a loose and wide mouth as you experiment with the accent.
(6) Try exaggerated body language if you want to be a diamond cockney geezer!
Cockney phrases to try:
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happy go lucky
diamond geezer
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http://jadejoddle.com/british-accent-fast/ Cockney accent fun and phrases with voice over artist Perdita Lawton.
Perdita's tips and tricks to speak with a perfect London accent that will convince anyone that you're a cockney born within the Bow Bells of good 'old London town...
(1) In the cockney accent the letter /h/ at the beginning of words such as dropped. 'Hard' becomes 'ard'.
(2) Cockneys also change the sound of words ending in -er such as 'butter'. The final syllable in in the word is replaced with a schwa sound and no /r/ consonant is pronounced.
(3) Letter /t/ in the middle of words such as 'butter' is replaced with a glottal stop. This sound is like a pause that is made in the glottis.
(4) Speaking in a miserable tone and complaining about life being hard can also help you develop your cockney character.
(5) Keep a loose and wide mouth as you experiment with the accent.
(6) Try exaggerated body language if you want to be a diamond cockney geezer!
Cockney phrases to try:
stick it in a bit of butter
happy go lucky
diamond geezer
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QI: Cockney Rhyming Slang: A Lesson with Stephen Fry - BBC
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Stephen Fry takes some liberties with the London language by introducing his own middle class take on Cockney Rhyming Slang.
Stephen Fry takes some liberties with the London language by introducing his own middle class take on Cockney Rhyming Slang.
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Stephen Fry takes some liberties with the London language by introducing his own middle class take on Cockney Rhyming Slang.
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Rare celestial event: Mercury to be seen as dot on solar disc
Edit The Times of India 09 May 2016
NEW DELHI. In a rare astronomical phenomenon that occurs only 13 times in a century, planet Mercury will be seen as dot on the solar disc from several parts of India today. This phenomenon takes place when the planet will be seen as a small black dot travelling from one limb of the solar disc to the other. This occurs only when the Sun, Mercury and the Earth lined up in one plane ... It occurs in May and November ... ....
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UK financier The Fyzz Facility teams with UK producers Tea Shop
Edit Screen Daily 09 May 2016
EXCLUSIVE. 47 Meters Down collaborators are merging to launch London-based The Fyzz Facility Pictures. UK financier-producer The Fyzz Facility has closed a deal with The Tea Shop & Film Company producers Mark Lane and James Harris to launch The Fyzz Facility Pictures ... The Tea Shop & Film Company is known for producing UK features including Tower Block and Cockneys vs Zombies ... Jones added ... Lane added ... ....
Michael Caine Rips into ‘Social Media Actors’
Edit Inquisitr 09 May 2016
Sir Michael Caine is one of the most respected actors of all time who has the distinction of being nominated for an Academy Award every decade from the 1960’s to the 2000’s. However, he has no patience for actors who are only interested in money and fame-hungry ... James’s Palace in London for British Academy Award winners last week ... “I can’t think of a single royal who has a cockney accent.”....
Meet the Europeans in Britain's Brexit heartland
Edit The Guardian 09 May 2016
Mark Leonard, director of the European Council on Foreign Relations, takes the temperature among overseas workers in Thurrock, one of England’s most Eurosceptic constituencies. “Any place has limits,” says Joanna, a trainee nurse. “Immigration has an impact on healthcare and education ... Take Jean-Michel Wendorff ... Brian Cutmore is, by his own self-description, “a proper fucking Englishman”, with a cockney accent and tattoos on his fingers....
Carradine’s Cockney Sing-A-Long!
Edit Skiddle 08 May 2016
Cahoots in London. Sunday 8th May 2016. 9.00pm til 12.00am (last entry 12.00am). No age restrictions. Join Mr. Tom Carradine, on the 'Ol Johanna, as he present an evening of timeless songs with audience participation. Event Info. Venue. . Carradine’s Cockney Sing-A-Long! on Sun 8th May 2016 ... Booking. http.//atnd.it/54289-0. Artists. Tom Carradine ... Jazz ... £0 ... ....
You are what you ate as a child – in my case, 1950s boarding-school fare
Edit New Statesman 08 May 2016
There's only one way to explain my lifelong devotion to pea soup. " data-adaptive-image-768-img="" data-adaptive-image-1024-img="" data-adaptive-image-max-img=""> ... The food was dreadful ... But no one ever gave away their cottage pie ... Soon after retiring, however, Grandad had to have both legs amputated and remained housebound for the rest of his life, so the free cinema tickets would often be used by my little cockney grandma and me....
Brennan or Branning? Matt Wilson is quizzed over Neighbours AND EastEnders in this fun video
Edit Digital Spy 07 May 2016Socceroos and QPR midfielder Massimo Luongo to miss Greece clashes
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 06 May 2016
Massimo Luongo will miss the Socceroos' double header against Greece next month with the 23-year-old midfielder's wife due to give birth to the couple's first child ... "But like everyone else I am very excited about facing England. Advertisement ... The Sydneysider is well settled in London despite an up and down first season at QPR and is said he is resigned to his new son or daughter being a 'Cockney' baby ... AAP . ....
Steptoe and Son creators are being honoured with the BAFTA Fellowship
Edit Digital Spy 05 May 2016
This year's BAFTA Fellowship for television will go to Steptoe and Son creators Ray Galton and Alan Simpson ... Not the sort of thing one associates with a couple of Cockney lads, apart from Alfred Hitchcock of course." Galton added ... ....
LiveEntertainment Live: 5 May 2016
Edit BBC News 05 May 2016
Live Reporting. By Steven McIntosh and Keily Smith. Get InvolvedGet Involved. UpdateBafta Fellowship for comedy duo. Posted at 08.40 ... The fellowship, awarded annually, is the highest accolade handed out by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts ... Not the sort of thing one associates with a couple of Cockney lads, apart from Alfred Hitchcock of course. Alan Simpson ... ....
Steptoe and Son creators honoured with Bafta fellowship
Edit The Guardian 05 May 2016
Ray Galton and Alan Simpson, often credited as creators of situation comedy, also devised Hancock’s Half Hour. @johnplunkett149. Ray Galton and Alan Simpson, the writers of Hancock’s Half Hour and creators of Steptoe and Son, will be honoured with a Bafta fellowship at its annual TV awards ... Related ... Simpson said ... Not the sort of thing one associates with a couple of cockney lads, apart from Alfred Hitchcock of course.” ... Related ... ....
Bafta Fellowship for creators of comedy classics Hancock and Steptoe
Edit Belfast Telegraph 05 May 2016
The comedy writing duo behind Steptoe And Son and Hancock's Half Hour will be honoured with a Bafta Fellowship at the awards on Sunday. Ray Galton OBE and Alan Simpson OBE will follow in the footsteps of Michael Palin, Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders, David Attenborough and Julie Walters. Share Go To ... Galton said ... Not the sort of thing one associates with a couple of Cockney lads, apart from Alfred Hitchcock, of course." ... ....
Ray Galton and Alan Simpson to get Bafta fellowship
Edit BBC News 05 May 2016
Comedy writers Ray Galton and Alan Simpson are to be honoured with a Bafta fellowship at this year's ceremony. The duo, who created Hancock's Half Hour and Steptoe and Son, are credited as "the trailblazers of the situation comedy format" ... "We always wanted a Fellowship, even though we did not know what a fellowship was. Not the sort of thing one associates with a couple of Cockney lads, apart from Alfred Hitchcock of course," he said ... ....
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