How To Speak: INDIAN Accent

Hello, my name is Anpu and welcome to my YouTube channel and today

I wanted to you know introduce the Indian accent to you, and I am very well aware that there is a

big variety of

Indian accents, and not just Indian there is a Sri Lankan, Pakistani, and you know all over a South asia,

there is different accent, but I want to to introduce to you the South Indian accent. You know

I am very interested in accents

And I you know if you ever interested in learning the Indian accent and perhaps you have a you know at acting role

Where you have to learn Indian accent this video will cover the basics of the Indian accent

So without further ado let's get straight into this video

Let's just address the elephant in the room

You were clearly judging me on my Indian accent weren't you?

You know I'm also passionate about like you know identity and racism, but that is not the topic of today's discussion

Today's discussion is about the Indian accent and if you follow as few simple steps and a few simple rules

You'll be able to master the Indian accent. You know really easily

Let's start off with the t sound so the t sounds something like this

[tur]

[tur] not [t]... [tur] ... so your tongue is actually further back in your mouth

so for example if you want to say the word 'but', in the Indian accent it's 'but'

'But'...okay, so not 'but'... 'but'... so let's try

dot

It's not dot it's not

Okay, so I'm really exaggerating the t here

so try and practice that sound yeah, and

Then [tone] it down a little bit so dot yeah it

It it

It so in the sentence don't try it becomes don't try it

don't

Try it

so once you've practiced that the next sound practice is the L sound so

Let's take the word table for example

When we say the word table, we don't actually pronounce the L in table

You've got the t sound which we talked about earlier and this L sound so practice to start not teh

t and

Then it becomes

Peru

not table table

So can you put the you know groceries on the table?

please the next sound is the w sound so British people will pronounce w as work and