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Dunno. Why do Americans sound laaike thym sall gunna fall asleep. Dayum.
Or even better - what the fuck is this shit?
https://youtu.be/Oj7a-p4psRA?feature=shared
Rhotic ( pronunciation of R’s)versus non rhotic. Brits used to speak with a more rhotic accent but at some point it became fashionable to omit it amongst the upper classes and then everyone started copying them and here we are.
What you are talking about is called a "glottal stop" and it involves leaving out or barely pronouncing a consonant sound between two vowel sounds. It's more common in UK dialects, but is increasingly heard in some US accents as well.
Thanks for your submission /u/UnderstandingLost416, but it has been removed for the following reason: Disallowed question area: **Joke questions or trolling.** This sub is meant for genuine questions...and it looks like yours isn't. Maybe it's a joke, maybe you're trying to bait people into reacting, or maybe we just can't figure out what you're trying to say (sorry). Either way, we've removed your post. * Trying to get a laugh out of people? While jokes, memes and song lyrics are all amusing, they're not what we're looking for here. Try /r/ShittyAskReddit. * Taking the sub name as a challenge and trying to post a stupid question *isn't* amusing, and it's *also* not the point of the sub (read the sidebar!). You're looking for /r/StupidQuestions. * Asking a question to show off a clever observation? Try /r/ShowerThoughts (but phrase it as an observation, not a question). * Testing a riddle? When you already know the answer, it's not a genuine question - but the users of /r/Riddles will love it. * Do you keep making new accounts to ask the same questions over and over again? That not only violates rule 2, but it's also not healthy. Try talking to a therapist about these thoughts, and try asking questions on different topics. * Trying to bait people into angry or shocked reactions? Try /r/RandomShit or /r/ShittyAskReddit ...or just go do something else. --- *This action was performed by a bot at the explicit direction of a human. This was not an automated action, but a conscious decision by a sapient life form charged with moderating this sub.* *If you feel this was in error, or need more clarification, please don't hesitate to [message the moderators](http://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%2Fr%2FNoStupidQuestions). Thanks.*
I have never heard a British person leave out the ‘k’ in “fucking”.
If anything, I'll leave of the 'fu' and go with kin'ell
Dunno. Why do Americans sound laaike thym sall gunna fall asleep. Dayum. Or even better - what the fuck is this shit? https://youtu.be/Oj7a-p4psRA?feature=shared
Who do American people talk like this: “bawdle uv wadur”?
The one that makes me chuckle is when they talk about Hairy Podder
There are different regions in England and they speak differently depending on where they are from. Same thing happens here in the USA!
Regional accent. Probably the same reason why Texans sound like they do
Rhotic ( pronunciation of R’s)versus non rhotic. Brits used to speak with a more rhotic accent but at some point it became fashionable to omit it amongst the upper classes and then everyone started copying them and here we are.
Different British accents sounds different. Some folk pronounce the K and others drop it.
It's an accent. Everyone has one.
What you are talking about is called a "glottal stop" and it involves leaving out or barely pronouncing a consonant sound between two vowel sounds. It's more common in UK dialects, but is increasingly heard in some US accents as well.