イングランド代表のデクラン・ライス選手の英語を聴いてほしい。 ブリティッシュの響きやリンキングはかっこいいが、マジで聞きにくい。アメリカンアクセント特化型のリスニングしてきた日本人には難しすぎる。そこまでスピード感ないのに聞きにくさがあるのはやはりイギリス英語への経験不足だなあ。

私は抑揚のありすぎるアメリカ英語の方がよっぽど聞きにくい(笑)。なんであんなにテンション高いんだろう、って思いながらアメリカ英語を聞いています。イギリス人は私の周りはこんな感じでボソボソ喋る人ばっかりなので、アメリカ英語は聞くだけで疲れる😂

イングランド代表英語の発音はこんなにも違うんですね。全く知らなかった。不勉強でした。 ベリンガム選手の英語↓

慣れないアクセントこそシャドーイングで真似っこするのがおすすめです。イギリス人になったつもりで真似していると、アクセントに抵抗がなくなり聞き取りやすくなります💡

ありがとうございます。やってみます！

単に貴方が🇬🇧英語に慣れてないだけだって… ライスもケインも皆ロンドン出身…言わば標準的な🇬🇧英語に近い。

特に”obviously”はアメリカアクセントに特化してると聞き逃しちゃいますね😅

ですよね、聞き逃しが多々あるのでちょっとイギリス英語特訓しますわ！！！

聴き取れます。 難しすぎません。 むしろ聞き取りやすい方です。

英国元首相キア　スターマーの英語聞き取れますか？

My English heart broke the first time I heard Japanese, Korean and Chinese people learning English are encouraged to adopt an American accent over an English one 😢😂

イギリス英語はこんなもんじゃ無いですよ。狭いのにいっぱいアクセントあります。

Sí. Es difícil de entender, pero es tan guapo 😍 que eso realmente no importa

とても聞きやすいですけどね…

It is really difficult for non Brits to get our various accents. Dec like many Londoners speak really fast & swallow words. My husband is Swedish & kept asking me what I was saying & to slow down when we first met lol. My American pal needs subtitles to watch a film from Newcaste

イギリス英語に慣れると逆にアメリカ英語が聞こえなくなってくる不思議。。

世界の英語の中でいちばん聞き取りやすい部類だと思います。。。

コックニー強めですね。 タイクとかダイとかガイムとか。

Rice is a snake & a traitor.

This is a southern, London accent. but still local to the region and not queens English... but closer than Jude.

彼の英語は品があってかっこいい英語ですね❗聞いてて気持ちいい。

イギリス英語の方がアメリカ英語より聞き取りやすいと思ってる

アメリカンに慣れてるとイギリス英語は別物だな。勉強になる！ 🇬🇧

ブリティッシュアクセント独特の響きかっこいいけど確かに聞き取りにくいわ…

God, I'd be worse off than an octopus in a river

多分ミッドランドあたりの田舎のアクセントだけど普通に聞き取れますな

Chewkz can help with this 🤣🤣🤣:

Received Pronunciation (RP) is the traditionally prestigious accent of British English. Historically based on the speech of the upper and middle classes in southeastern England, it is non-regional.

It's very sloppy and tired English but I hope this transcript helps. The automatic captions remove a lot of the filler words and slurred speech. "An emotional tournament in many, many ways, and that that almost felt like a chaotic, emotional match. That's exactly what it was, erm.. I think the emotions have been pffff.. so high since the other night. It's still hard to digest it. Err... to think about it, I think it's gonna (going to) become a bit more apparent. Err.. What we've done this tournament over the next few weeks when you actually come away from football you sit down, you process everything, I think because we've been in it, training every day, playing, it's hard to think about what's happened. Errr. Obviously the first ones gutted after the other night, but proud of the boys today. The way we reacted. To go three days after that defeat, to attack the way we did today. OK. defensively we leaked some goals but I think... we can be proud of the we played. the way we was motivated out there to want to win this match, ermm.. especially in that heat, it was really tough out there. But I think at times we played really well tonight. Errr. yea. We've got to take that moving forward... like... everyone's been saying it's been probably the the best placed finish for England in a World Cup which is, since '66, which is obviously a massive achievement. But we want more now. We want more like... We've been striving for this for so long. It is an achievement. But we know we're good enough to win things and that's what we want. In it's way does tonight an element that you show underlying it could have been, should have been better, here. But for half an hour in Atlanta. It's so hard to process it. It's like a sense of confusion, you know, and like, even at half time when you're 4-0 up, you automatically think back to, ya know, the game with Argentine, and think why not, why wasn't it that game. But football throws up some unexpected things sometimes, you know. The margins in football are so small. Games are won and lost in both boxes. And ultimately against"