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Just think of a Peaky Blinder. That Brummie accent is one of the West Midlands English dialects. These accents are so strong that there's a running joke about whether they truly are English. With "ee"s that sound like "ay"s, a West Britain voice over portrays English life between mines and canals.

West Britain voice over info

West Midlands dialects are very close to the traditional Saxon. This is because West English has roots in the Anglo-Saxons that settled in England from northern Europe. Even though an untrained ear may struggle to distinguish between them, Midlands is one of the most diverse areas for accents in the UK. Each accent has its own origins. For example, Brummie was influenced by the accents of people who moved in during the industrial revolution.

Where do West Britain dialects come from?

West Midlands English is a group of different dialects. The two most distinctive ones are the Black Country dialect, and the Brummie, spoken in Birmingham, which gained worldwide recognition with the series Peaky Blinders. Also included in the West Midlands dialects are the Coventry, Herefordshire (West Country accent), Potteries (North Staffordshire), Salopian (Shropshire), Warwickshire, and Worcestershire.

Are there different dialects in West Midlands England?

In West Midlands English, some words are shortened. For example, they substitute “I haven’t” for “I ay”. One of the most noticeable characteristics is the often ridiculed pronunciation of ‘ee’ sounds as ‘ay’,  which makes the word “Lady” rhyme with “say”. There is also a tendency amongst Black Country speakers to pronounce “a” sounds as “o”, that makes the word “man” sound like “mon”.

How to recognize a West Britain voice over?

Cillian Murphy mastered a Brummie accent for his lead role as Tommy Shelby on Peaky Blinders. Rock musician Ozzy Osbourne, and fellow Black Sabbath members Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward, are all Brummie speakers.

Are there famous people with West Britain accents?

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Between steel mills, mines, and canals, and with smoking chimneys of factories in the background. With monotone melody, downward intonation, and a sing-song style, you can picture a West Midlands Englishman lighting a cigarette. A West Britain voice over will most certainly convey this industrial background.

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