Learn about the COCKNEY ENGLISH accent & dialect

Thank you very much

Nazir.h

Thank you for showing my mistakes.

Arjayita Ghosh

Thank you Gill

Kefo

Thank you! It’s so helpful for me to understand the UK movie.

PhanQuocHung

thank you for this lesson. it was really valuable. And i’m looking for someone who would like to practice English with me.
write me on What’s App +77055009366.

batl.1

Woud you like to practice with me?

GideonChang

Hello Gill . Thanks for this lesson .
In question 7 do you mean that denno danno dinno and so on are standard way to say ” don’t know” ?
See you

tsamp

Hi – no, those spellings (denno danno dinno) don’t exist – I invented them for the purpose of the quiz :-)

Gill

thank Gill, that’s a difficult lesson

nguyen van long

Thanks Gill ..you make me now able to love British Accent.

husam simawi

You are a superb teacher,Gill. Your classes are always
interesting. Loved this one. I really dig all kinds
of accents.
Thank you very much.

zigmund

Thank you for this lessons
But that’s difficult for me.

246mary

Thank you Gill. If I had known this 10 years ago my life would be easier in East London.

interpio

What a nice class! I can’t wait your next lesson. Thank you for teaching.

Oyunchimeg Shagdarsuren

it was an interesting lesson to me I really enjoyed it and thanks to Gill :)

Omor javed

How do i know about cockney speakers? if i have never been in England

ermekbay

You can hear them on films and on the internet :-)

Gill

Great lesson . Happy with my quiz with 10! ;)

Freddy Navas

Thank you Gill, Your lessons are really interesting.

Lindarubattu

Thank you, Gill. This lesson was really interesting and helpful. Next time I go to London, it will be easire to catch local accents.

shootingstar

Thank you Gill.

Tyrion

It was a very interesting lesson . thank you

xmichele017

thanks for this difficult lesson .i have not heard before about cockney accent and just today i relaizd why i could not understand most of English people when they talk between them.

ENG AD

Thanks a lot, teacher Gill.

angardiobel

you are great Gill

Dolcececilia

I’m the one

Amine El bouadli

thanks a lot, teacher Gill

S. Dev Sarker

Thank you a lot

rania assafiri

Dear teacher.
your teaching make me inspiring my learning english.The ords fail me to say thanks you.May god bless you.

Aung Chan Myae

Hi Gill, thanks for the useful lesson. Actually, I ran into Are You Being Served? classic tv series on Youtube “Oh What à Tangled Web” episode. It cracks you up. Still, I’m having a hard time understanding Mr Harman (Arthur English) and his lines exchanges with Ms Brahm/ Ms Brahm’s lines. Could you help with their expressions? Fanks

Inggris

Fun fact: Brazilian Portuguese speakers often make pronunciation mistakes similar to the first (replacing the “th” sounds with either a “t” or a “d”), third (replacing non-initial “l” sounds with a “w”) and sixth (replacing “ing” sounds with either “in” or “in-g”) items of that list.

Pedro

Thank you very much Mrs. Gill. It was interesting.

Alex-1956

such a wonderful lesson I’d mention something that the “STR” it might be of the “T” is pronuncing like “CH” sound for example street would be schreet… and thnx

jaa@aad

Hi!
Thank you for this lesson
Do we find cookney accent at the listening test in the IELTS ?

Zoubidachou

Thank ye Gill for this amazing lesson

Muhammaddecent

Thank you very much

Istanbul34357

thank you so much, Gill. Your lessons are brilliant. Greetings from Barcelona

Codelia Flyte

Thanks Gill! Very interesting review. In Russia we also have a few people with sort of “cockney speech”. Though here it’s considered as rather serious and rare speech defect – replacement of sound “L” by any others, particularly by sound “W”. Defectologists call it paralambdacism.The main reason for this abnormality is the defective anatomical structure of the vocal apparatus, namely a short hyoid frenum.