Jake Wardle: The English Language in 30 Accents (Animated)

Warning: the accents in this video are not all 100% accurat eand can be very stereotypical. Some are performed better than others depending on ability. The animated scenarios that accompany the accents are also random, silly and stereotypical and, like the accents, are not meant to offend anyone and should not be taken seriously. 1. British (UK) — Southern English — East London — Cockney 2. British (UK) — Southern English — London — Street/Mandem/Rudeboy (Jamaican slang dialect) 3. British (UK) — Southern English — Formal RP (Received Pronunciation) 4. British (UK) — Southern English — Posh RP 5. British Asian (UK) (2nd generation, Southern English, South Aisan youth) 6. British (UK) — English — West-country (farmer) 7. British (UK) — Northern English (possibly Manchester) 8. British (UK) — Northern English — Liverpool (aka Scouser) 9. British (UK) — Northern English — Yorkshire 10. British (UK) — Scottish (possibly Glaswegian) 11. British (UK) — Welsh (unnamed variant) 12. Northern Irish (UK) (unnamed variant) 13. Southern Irish (Republic of Ireland) (unnamed variant) 14. US American — General 15. US Italian American (Mafia/mobster) 16. US American — Southern States (unnamed variant) 17. US American — Southern States (Redneck) 18. US African American Vernacular English 19. Mexican (Chicano) 20. Jamaican (unnamed variant) 21. French (unnamed variant) 22. German (unnamed variant) 23. Italian (unnamed variant) 24. Russian (unnamed variant) 25. Indian (unnamed variant) 26. Chinese (possibly Cantonese) 27. Japanese (unnamed variant) 28. Australian (unnamed variant) 29. South African — Afrikaans 30. Nigerian (possibly Igbo or Yoruba)