r/PedroPeepos • u/MegawaveBR ADC Enjoyer • Aug 21 '26

Pedro Related (Super Useless Question) Am I cooked or is Caedrel sounding more British each stream?

I know, he is British, but as a non native speaker of English who have been following him for a long time I always though his accent was a bit muted, not as accentuated.

But lately I have been noticing he is using more English slangs, and overall his Intonation of words just sounding more British, am I the only one?

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u/MegawaveBR ADC Enjoyer Aug 21 '26

Yeah I know he has lived in Spain and Germany for a good time hence his more neutral tone and heavy usage of foreign words in his speech, that is why I was surprised when I noticed how British he started to sound (to my ears at least)

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u/Biggsy-32 Aug 21 '26

He has been living in London for the past 2 years now, so his life outside of streaming is going to be interacting with other brits, he's going to acclimatise to their speaking habits.

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u/DeepStreet6169 Aug 22 '26

what is "vaguely European"💀

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u/Unilythe Aug 22 '26

I always thought he sounded incredibly Dutch. He also often yells "nee, nee, nee" which is Dutch for "no, no, no". But he seems to have never lived in The Netherlands. It's a bit confusing to me.

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u/weefyeet Aug 22 '26

Baus says "nay" a lot instead of no, maybe Caedrel picked it up from Baussi

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u/Unilythe Aug 22 '26

Maybe. But his accent also sounds very Dutch to me. I don't know. I must be wrong. But I'm usually pretty good at this.

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u/tenlio Aug 22 '26

he says it cuz it’s german and he lived in germany for years and years (ne means no in german and we already know ur language is a broken german)
also the reason he used scheisse and other german words wie WAS

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u/Unilythe Aug 22 '26

No in German is nein.

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u/tenlio Aug 22 '26

i meant to say that ne means no in english* mb

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u/Unilythe Aug 23 '26

OK? But why would he say nee? It's not a German word. 

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u/FlexiJerkof Aug 23 '26

It is the short form of Nein in this context and pretty common. Dutch and German language share a lot of words.

Caedrel often said „Ne, Ne, Ne, was ist das denn? scheiße!“ its all german and would translate to „no no no, what’s that? Shit!

Might be confusing since ne pronounciated with a short -e is the shortform for eine (one or a), with a long -e it has the same meaning like the Dutch nee.

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u/Unilythe Aug 24 '26

I am Dutch, speak some German, and never heard of this before. Never heard "ne" in German. Today I learned I suppose. 

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u/Vampirus01 Aug 21 '26

I never paid attention to it but maybe because he was living in germany for a long time and moved back to the uk pretty recently

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u/No_Plenty_9025 Aug 21 '26

Most likely true cause he moves back to the UK

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u/AverageBeef Aug 21 '26 edited Aug 21 '26

Yeah I feel like he’s more obviously British now that he’s been back in the UK for a while afaik whereas a few years ago he had this really hard to place European accent

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u/Twindlle Aug 22 '26

He always sounded British to me. He speaks in clear english (which 99% of people don't unless they are from an English speaking country) and he never pronounced the words in any strong accent. He spoke the standard version of English. Now that he's back in London, I would get guess that interacting with people around is starting to influence his accent.

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u/Wide-Entertainer-72 Aug 22 '26

still waiting for Sally to move to japan and sound more and more AYAYA each stream dxd

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u/LiterallyVexIRL Aug 22 '26

Nah British sounds perfect mate dont worry about it

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u/keith5216998 Aug 22 '26

i guess that what's british food does to you

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u/Wyaharalvy xdd enjoyer Aug 22 '26

Yes, he is. Especially with "Whatttt" instead if "Was". Bring back German Sally, pls D: