Harry Kane left fans in stabs by testing a new 'Brit Abroad' -Acent with Bayern Munich – became the newest football personality that falls into the fall.
The striker gave an interview from an ice bath in images before Bayern's Barnstorming 10-0 thrashing from Auckland City in the club World Cup.
It is a common language strategy that people often use, even in different social groups, to be better understood and to assimilate with their environment.
Kane spoke with a clear twang on his accent and clearly announced his words when he was asked about his icy Soak.
“I think I like it in this weather, because it's so hot here, it's refreshing,” he said.
“But if it's in winter, it's more difficult.”
Hardly the longest interview, but that short clip has become viral and it has enough to see him brighten up in the camp of British players and coaches who have exchanged their voice abroad.
That company includes McClaren from his time with Twente and Jamaica, Joey Barton in Marseille, Jadon Sancho in Borussia Dortmund and Eric Dier in Bayern.
Kane has said earlier that he does two German lessons every week, but has hesitant to publicly show off his progress.
'Harry Kane here, who completely falls into that' Brit abroad 'tone. Steve Mclararen would be proud, “wrote a fan on X.
“It's not the French accent of Joey Barton, but more like your father who speaks on vacation with a waiter,” said another.
“Sssshhhhhteeeeeeve,” said another in a reference to McClaren.
“Sensational new accent that he makes his debut here,” someone said.
Others, however, hurried to Kane's defense.
'People will laugh, but if you live abroad, you get used to speaking English and you also use sentences that make sense to them. Talking at full speed Local dialect can even make flowing speakers confused, “they said.
Another wrote: 'Absolutely of course for expats to do this. I lived in California for 10 years; My accent has changed a lot!
'Back in the UK I still say American words, but with a slightly different accent. It is of course for him to slow down his speed to help people understand him. '
Last year, Dier attracted the attention for setting up a German accent while he spoke English at Bayern.
'I spoke with Harry [Kane] Yesterday, “he said at the time. We just spoke about what I was going to do today. If I were going to exchange or not and when I started seeing him. I think I'll see him later on the training field.
While he was mocked, colleague -Engel Gomes rushed on X.
“Try to speak English in France with a Salfordian accent and see if they understand,” said the then midfielder, now with Marseille.
“You have to adapt to your environment so that people can understand it, especially if they don't speak their first language.”