1. I think Constantine is South African because he has a Cape Town shirt on which is in South Africa
2. @yellowstrawberrys i think all of those are probably right except amy. she says she likes to watch fireworks on the fourth of july, which is an American holiday, not a canadian one.
3. @danielamin Amy is from the USA actually I'm guessing Minnesota or Michigan. Canadians don't celebrate the 4th of july (independence day)
4. julians not got a very distinct british accent. amy sounds american. kylie is australian. rochelle does not sound kiwi. constantine. i have no idea. ive only met one zimbabwean in my life and he sounds nothing like that.
5. Amy, Minnesota Constantine, New Zealand? Kylie, Sydney Australia Julian, Northern Brittain Rochelle, South Africa
6. That Australian one is waaay too easy, not cool
7. 1) Northern U.S. (Hockey and Fourth of July. Canadians don't celebrate the 4th) 2) Difficult to say. Not South African. Probably some African country, maybe Zimbabwe. But the accent doesn't give anything away. 3) Australia, pretty obviously. 4) England (Home counties. He talks about big red buses, so London would come to mind and is probably right, but he doesn't have a London accent, whether it be Cockney or more modern) 5) New Zealand (The hints are too many to list, and you can hear it.)
8. Amy isn't Canadian. Canadian's don't watch fireworks on the fourth of July.
9. amy is canadian, constantine south african?? julian a londer and rochelle a new zealander possibly from gizzy and maori??
10. Amy - North of USA Constantine - Zimbabwe Kylie - Australia Julian - London Rochelle - New Zealand
11. Amy is obviously canadian... "Aboat". Kylie is australian, and i'm guessing Julian is a londoner. Rochelle is new zealander but i'd have guessed south african too.
12. Haha Rochelle is from New Zealand, thats where I'm from. I remember the fuzzy wuzzy thing when i was small :L
13. I say Alaska for Amy's accent...
14. Amy- Canada doesn't celebrate the fourth of July that would be an American Holdiay..
15. LAST ONE IS DEFINITELY KIWIIII!! 3rd one is aussie and 4th one is british :3
16. Okay, last time I check Canadians like Hockey, and celebrate Canada Day on July 1. USA celebrates Independance day July 4...
17. Not bad! Don't be fooled by the T-shirt, though. I don't want to give away the answers here in the comments, but you can find an answer key in the worksheet, which you can download in the video description box above.
18. Amy - canada Constantine - South Africa (the t-shirt gave it away) Kylie - Australia Julian - London, England Rochelle - new zealand did i get any right?
19. couldn't it be michigan or wisconsin?
20. I guess Amyy is from Minnesota as well, I am also Canadian and of course the fourth of july thing gave her away as an american, but the way she said hockey like "hackey" really didn't sound very canadian lol
21. I think there's a bit of a Canadian influence there, and the ice hockey hint, well that could go either way.
22. I'm guessing Amy is from Minnesota. I'm a Canadian and at first I thought she was, too.
23. Canada Zimbawe/South Africa ? Aussie Brit Kiwi (love this accent)
24. Michigan (american Hockey doesn't have minnesotan accent so narrows it down to michigan) England? Australia England New Zealand
25. Amy: Canada Constantine: Kylie: Australia Julian: England Rochelle: New Zealand

Guess the Accent - Round 2

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Listen to these native speakers of English and try to guess where they're from. ELT professionals: worksheets to accompany the activity are available here http://www.guesstheaccent.blogspot.com/ If you can't make out their accents, perhaps the little hints they've provided will enlighten you! And definitely try your luck at Guess the Accent - Round 1 if you haven't already.
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