Geoff Lindsey is a British linguist, writer and director. He has written episodes for television series including the BBC soap opera EastEnders and The Bill, and runs a YouTube channel focusing on linguistics.
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Introduction
Who pronounces foreign words like PASTA right? πΊπΈ or π¬π§?
My favourite British accent by an American actor
Introduction & rhoticity
Examples of unwritten r from around the world
Introduction, Guardians of the Galaxy
Why Some People Say SHTRONG! (the CHRUTH)
WEAK FORMS: Why You Don't Sound Like a Native...?
Speech is really SBEECH!
Baffling people & the YouTube captioner
Colonial history
Revealing how THE PINK PANTHER teaches English rhythm!
Received Pronunciation
intrusive r
British grammar has GOTTEN more American
Vocal Fry: what it is, who does it, and why people hate it
have & have
Linking R in detail
Intrusive R by performers doing accents
Intrusive R in foreign languages
The mistaken rule & hypercorrection
Why some say CHUBE and some say TOOB
Vocal Fry: what it is, who does it, and why people hate it!
The 3 danger vowels for actors
Genuinely intrusive R #2
Even great actors get it wrong...
Positive associations
two & to, four & for
Brits without a British accent
English actors get this WRONG when they do American accents
Phonetic adventures in Prague
strong negative, weak positive
My wrong prediction
can & can't
there & there
'Aks' in Old English
off & on
Why do people say AKS (or AX) instead of ASK?
What if English actually SOUNDED like this??
LENGTH and LINKING in British, American and Australian accents!
'Aks' in the Shetland Islands
'Aks' in Jamaica & MLE
Stereotyping & prejudice
Quiz
C. Gimson's book
Why Do Experts Always Defend Language Mistakes
The 1960's
Why Some People Say SHTRONG (the CHRUTH)
'Aks' in the Bible
Brits as foreigners
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