What American accent is this?

[Undefeated]

Hey everyone!
I really like the way the speaker in this video pronounces things.
Does anyone know what American accent this is or which region it might be from?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W36zovOp5Lc
Appreciate any insights

[Gene Mills Fan]

She has been educated in correct pronunciation. Not many people speak with such attention to consonant and vowel pronunciation but mimic what they mostly hear. I don't think this is related to a geographical area maybe more to the demographic of speech specialists. 

[ionel]

It's not the Queen's English. 

[Offthemat]

Arkansas elite.

[mspart]

I'd say Jamaica mon!!

mspart

[WrestlingRasta]

7 minutes ago, mspart said:

I'd say Jamaica mon!!

mspart

RRRRRRASTAFAR I !!!!

Edited Wednesday at 07:37 PM by WrestlingRasta

[Gene Mills Fan]

24 minutes ago, mspart said:

I'd say Jamaica mon!!

mspart

Me nah know nuhting! 

[jross]

2 hours ago, Undefeated said:

Hey everyone!
I really like the way the speaker in this video pronounces things.
Does anyone know what American accent this is or which region it might be from?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W36zovOp5Lc
Appreciate any insights

Nicole Kaup, English language and communication coach, is a native speaker of standard American English. She was born in Southern California & currently lives in Seattle, Washington.  She is focused on reducing the accent.  I would have guessed she was from the Midwest, like Kansas/Iowa/Nebraska... General American... Neutral...

[Undefeated]

7 hours ago, jross said:

Nicole Kaup, English language and communication coach, is a native speaker of standard American English. She was born in Southern California & currently lives in Seattle, Washington.  She is focused on reducing the accent.  I would have guessed she was from the Midwest, like Kansas/Iowa/Nebraska... General American... Neutral...

Thanks a lot. I’ve watched quite a few of Nicole’s videos. Even though she emphasizes Standard American English as a language coach—and like @Gene Mills Fan said, she clearly articulates both consonants and vowels—I always felt there was a slight accent I couldn’t quite place. But it looks like, as you and @Gene Mills Fan mentioned, her accent is Gen Am rather than Southern CA, where she was born.

The speaker in the voice clip below (as she says herself) has a Southern California accent
https://ia801303.us.archive.org/30/items/abraham_lincoln_history_2_1603_librivox/abrahamlincolnahistory2_02_hay_128kb.mp3

[Undefeated]

10 hours ago, Gene Mills Fan said:

Me nah know nuhting! 

Th” is such a tough sound. Honestly, I don’t think anyone here can say “think” as perfectly as the female singer in this song. The guy kicks things off… and then Lady Think enters the stage.
https://dl.nitmusic.com/1399/02/Elnaz Golrokh & Hamid Fadaei – Just Follow Me.mp3

[GreatWhiteNorth]

9 hours ago, jross said:

Nicole Kaup, English language and communication coach, is a native speaker of standard American English. She was born in Southern California & currently lives in Seattle, Washington.  She is focused on reducing the accent.  I would have guessed she was from the Midwest, like Kansas/Iowa/Nebraska... General American... Neutral...

Using AI to post again... this is getting old. We all see it.

And in a lot of ways, it's just getting started. More dummies (even dumber than jross) will be jumping on board soon.

[Gene Mills Fan]

7 hours ago, Undefeated said:

Thanks a lot. I’ve watched quite a few of Nicole’s videos. Even though she emphasizes Standard American English as a language coach—and like @Gene Mills Fan said, she clearly articulates both consonants and vowels—I always felt there was a slight accent I couldn’t quite place. But it looks like, as you and @Gene Mills Fan mentioned, her accent is Gen Am rather than Southern CA, where she was born.

The speaker in the voice clip below (as she says herself) has a Southern California accent
https://ia801303.us.archive.org/30/items/abraham_lincoln_history_2_1603_librivox/abrahamlincolnahistory2_02_hay_128kb.mp3

 

[jross]

14 hours ago, jross said:

Nicole Kaup, English language and communication coach, is a native speaker of standard American English. She was born in Southern California & currently lives in Seattle, Washington.  She is focused on reducing the accent.  I would have guessed she was from the Midwest, like Kansas/Iowa/Nebraska... General American... Neutral...

To cite the source…

 

FWIW: It is from Nicola video description.

https://youtu.be/oDoNJOZJmJs?si=gjw3aTc_5Ag-fEXO

[headshuck]

Thanks, but you didn’t need to take the time to do that.

[Gene Mills Fan]

19 hours ago, Gene Mills Fan said:

Me nah know nuhting! 

I screwed this up. The common phrase when meeting someone like a pretty Jamaican girl: "What yah say?" is the greeting. and the pretty girl blushes and says "Me nah say nuhting!"

[WrestlingRasta]

14 minutes ago, Gene Mills Fan said:

I screwed this up. The common phrase when meeting someone like a pretty Jamaican girl: "What yah say?" is the greeting. and the pretty girl blushes and says "Me nah say nuhting!"

Wah Gwaan

[Gene Mills Fan]

6 minutes ago, WrestlingRasta said:

Wah Gwaan

You're Patois  is way more current than mine! biggup!

[WrestlingRasta]

5 minutes ago, Gene Mills Fan said:

You're Patois  is way more current than mine! biggup!

Nuh problem Mon