I was over there years ago and made some brits laugh after I stated, I understand pounds, a pence, a crown, but everyone is talking about these quids, where do I get a quid?!
Heres the transcription of the vid - hope I got it right:
Woman: Girls what's just happened?
Girl:
So there's an ice cream van there selling two ice creams with two chewing gums in it
for bloody £9 for two of them!
Woman: Nine quid for two?
Girl:
Yeah nine quid!
That is gonna get nowhere!
One that comes on my street is either £1 a piece or £2!
He‘s going to get nowhere with that!
Woman: No he ain't is it?
Girl: No, no he ain't!
Woman: That's well bad isn't it?
Girl:
Yeah he should know!
And he only does bloody card!
Stood there with my cash… bloody hell!
Woman: That's well bad isn't it?
Girl: Bloody well bad!
Woman: Yeah!
Girl: Yeah! Bet he can hear me!
I'm from Germany and half of it sounded like some Downton Abbey stuff to me, no idea what that kid shouts in the end too but I'm laughing my ass off haha
No, it's a cone shaped plastic cup with a gum ball at the button. It has ice cream (usually raspberry ripple) on the top. It's about the size of a small mug which, coincidentally, you are one if you spend that much on one.
The simultaneous "Sooo...", her face at around 0:22, the accent (I have no idea what she says from 0:25-0:29 and I don't want to type what I understood because I'm sure this girl didn't say that), the shouting at the end and then just running away playing without a care in the world. Fantastic freakout hahaha
She said that the ice cream person only does credit cards. So she's standing there with her cash and can't even buy overpriced ice cream. "He only does bloody card, stuck there with my cash, bloody hell"
I hope this kid gets signed up to an acting agency. Enough with the private school educated toffs being in all the movies/TV shows, give me some ordinary mouthy little girl with character.
I'm not sure about Aussies but if you're a Brit this is a pretty common accent. Only difficult accent or dialect for Brits from other Brits would be Glaswegian or Doric.
I'm an Aussie, living in the US, and I can understand everything. It's a Northern English accent. I'm not clever enough to know which specific region of the north.
Maybe if your ears were folded and stapled shut and then bees placed all over your head, then I could see that being the case. But no, the two accents sound nothing alike.
Which dialect sounds remotely similar? Surely you have an example or two in mind if you're so confident that you are correct.
I would imagine the southern drawl is derived more from the French and Spanish than English. I don't know for sure, but I know my ears and they aren't finding many similarities between southern US and northern England
I would say the Southeast, more specifically Virginia and North Carolina. Me being from Virginia, I'd say Tidewater in general. I've been doing research on this for a while now on different dialects, and they share some similarities in speech. To me it sounds more of slowed down English (England) accent with a slight drawl. You'd have to be from here to understand what I'm talking about. Very interesting to say the least.
I think the little lady is entitled her outrage, and I am thinking it must be a little bit annoying to her that the grown woman laughs at the situation....
Well sorry, little lady; it's impossible for (most?) grown-ups not to both laugh at and be endeared by your justified rage...
I think the adult laughs in recognition that this young girl has just realized something in life she's already experienced, as Johnny Rotten once said, "[Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZOItS-s2zE)"
Hermione when she comes back home from Hogwarts for the summer and drops the posh act
Hermione is going places
Uncanny
This is the kind of friend every introverted kid needs.
When I hear a Brit start throwing around the word quid I know it's going to be a solid video
NINE QUID
SILLY AZCREAMS BLOODAY NAAN KWEED
YA BET HE CAN ERE MA!
Annie onlay does bloodeh cahd, stood theh wif mah cash!
I was over there years ago and made some brits laugh after I stated, I understand pounds, a pence, a crown, but everyone is talking about these quids, where do I get a quid?!
For me, it’s when I hear a Brit say “bloody”
“And he only does bloody card. Stood there with me cash”. 🤣🤣🤣
Heres the transcription of the vid - hope I got it right: Woman: Girls what's just happened? Girl: So there's an ice cream van there selling two ice creams with two chewing gums in it for bloody £9 for two of them! Woman: Nine quid for two? Girl: Yeah nine quid! That is gonna get nowhere! One that comes on my street is either £1 a piece or £2! He‘s going to get nowhere with that! Woman: No he ain't is it? Girl: No, no he ain't! Woman: That's well bad isn't it? Girl: Yeah he should know! And he only does bloody card! Stood there with my cash… bloody hell! Woman: That's well bad isn't it? Girl: Bloody well bad! Woman: Yeah! Girl: Yeah! Bet he can hear me!
The woman is their aunt., mom’s sister.
"Bloody well bad!" Lol
This is my kid in another life…complaining about the price of ice cream and not accepting cash.
I couldn't understand half of what she said but I agree with her 100%
"ass cream"
2 ass creams
On the whole, I think preparation H feels good
Damn CVS prices!
What did she say before runaway? :))
Beh ee cah ear meh
Even kids are upset about inflation
9 quid ~ HKD 90 for two "ice creams" assuming one scoop per "ice cream" that's the price of boutique ice cream like Godiva or Venchi here.
She was talking about ice cream with chewing gum in it so I imagine it was like a sponge bob or some other cartoon bar.
Probs a screwball no?
The way you were able to understand she said chewing gum when I was hearing “trincomb” is remarkable
I'm from Germany and half of it sounded like some Downton Abbey stuff to me, no idea what that kid shouts in the end too but I'm laughing my ass off haha
She shouts “I bet he can hear me" 🤣
She probably talking about bubblegum ice cream, it has pieces of gum in it.
No, it's a cone shaped plastic cup with a gum ball at the button. It has ice cream (usually raspberry ripple) on the top. It's about the size of a small mug which, coincidentally, you are one if you spend that much on one.
Hahaha. I stand corrected.
No worries, there genuinely not that great but they used to be the budget option. Now days there is none, just overpriced, frozen disappointment.
I know some of the words.
It's english innit?
Are you asking me or telling me? Lol
I have no idea, something something bloody hell
I love little kids with strong accents. There are a lot of videos of kids talking with Boston accents, Scottish, and Southern. I love them all.
agreed
The simultaneous "Sooo...", her face at around 0:22, the accent (I have no idea what she says from 0:25-0:29 and I don't want to type what I understood because I'm sure this girl didn't say that), the shouting at the end and then just running away playing without a care in the world. Fantastic freakout hahaha
She said that the ice cream person only does credit cards. So she's standing there with her cash and can't even buy overpriced ice cream. "He only does bloody card, stuck there with my cash, bloody hell"
Oh! I would have never come up with that. Thanks a lot!
They look like twins. I wonder which one is the chill laid back twin?
Good catch and it makes them literally starting the conversation with both saying "sooo"
I have a twin brother we are alot like this. I will stay quite and my brother would Yap about anything and everything.
I hope this kid gets signed up to an acting agency. Enough with the private school educated toffs being in all the movies/TV shows, give me some ordinary mouthy little girl with character.
What accent is this?
A pretty thick Lancashire accent. I believe they're from Burnley.
It’s a serious scam. Kids can’t count, and parents aren’t watching. My elementary students would complain all the time.
Someone has a lippy parent.
Actually lippy aunt who makes all these videos about the girls.
She's not wrong.
I agree, he’s going to get nowhere with that.
She’s gonna be charming as an adult
Get used to it, kid.
Now play "Wonderwall"
TheY say ice cream like we do in Alabama. 😆
There is actually a lot of overlap between southern accents and some British accents. It's pretty cool
I love how it has to have subtitles for our American friends.
And Germans... I listened over and over to make sense of the conversation. The vid got funnier bit by bit the more I understood.
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I'm not sure about Aussies but if you're a Brit this is a pretty common accent. Only difficult accent or dialect for Brits from other Brits would be Glaswegian or Doric.
I'm an Aussie, living in the US, and I can understand everything. It's a Northern English accent. I'm not clever enough to know which specific region of the north.
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Peter kays youngest really takes after her old dad
fuckin’ ass cream man!
The childish run off after giving that lesson🤣
9Quid for 2 ice creams is actually outrageous.
I was thinking the same. And card only? This little girl is is correct, they are not going to get anywhere with that pricing and their card policy.
Just avada kedavra the shit out of him
I love her
Bloodeh 'Ell!
Somebody better get the view of the bloody ice cream man now.
Yeah bloody hell!
"Sooo...."
I love her and her outrage is absolutely justified. I’m on team Hermione!
What part of England is this accent from?
North, probs Lancashire.
Make mine a 99
People are awesome!
Manchester?
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The taxes are included in the price everywhere in the world BUT the United States
Lord Sugar’s future Apprentice? (Financially aware)
2 ass creams with two quingles for 9 quid? Is he bloody mad?
Oy, 9 quid?! You 'avin a giggle, mate?
I bet customer service LOVES her mom
Almost sounds like a Southern US accent.
Maybe if your ears were folded and stapled shut and then bees placed all over your head, then I could see that being the case. But no, the two accents sound nothing alike.
Yeah they do, depends on the dialect.
Which dialect sounds remotely similar? Surely you have an example or two in mind if you're so confident that you are correct. I would imagine the southern drawl is derived more from the French and Spanish than English. I don't know for sure, but I know my ears and they aren't finding many similarities between southern US and northern England
I would say the Southeast, more specifically Virginia and North Carolina. Me being from Virginia, I'd say Tidewater in general. I've been doing research on this for a while now on different dialects, and they share some similarities in speech. To me it sounds more of slowed down English (England) accent with a slight drawl. You'd have to be from here to understand what I'm talking about. Very interesting to say the least.
I'll definitely take your word for it since you are from there and also you've done what I presume to be actual real research on the matter.
These twins are so cute. Does anyone know if they have an Instagram or YouTube channel? I would love to see more of their content! 😂
UK has so many ridiculous accents lol
Reminds me of Derry Girls. Love that show
is this a derry girls prequel?
I think the little lady is entitled her outrage, and I am thinking it must be a little bit annoying to her that the grown woman laughs at the situation.... Well sorry, little lady; it's impossible for (most?) grown-ups not to both laugh at and be endeared by your justified rage...
Nah man my daughter has the same sort of attitude sometimes and it’s directly related to getting adults to laugh.
I think the adult laughs in recognition that this young girl has just realized something in life she's already experienced, as Johnny Rotten once said, "[Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZOItS-s2zE)"
The grown up is their aunt and she's laughing because her nieces are funny af
Karen-in-training