Is this 方言 or a different pitch pattern in 標準語: 出てくる, その他に


This is what I hear in [this video:](https://youtu.be/Kd2x7lMlaqM?t=113)

> 日本神話に出てくる神様が一番多いです。その他に自然神だったりとか．．．

I found でてくる{HLLH}, かみさまが{HLLHH}, and そのほかに{HLLHH} kind of strange, because I
often hear でてくる{HLLL}, かみさまが{HLLLL}, そのほかに{HLLLL}. So am I hearing it wrong or
is this a different pattern?




This is the Japanese version of uptalk. So it’s more about intonation than
pitch accent.

When pronounced individually, those words are でてくる{HLLL}, かみさまが{HLLLL}, and
そのほかに{LHLLL}. When combined, でてくる and かみさまが become でてくるかみさまが{HLLLLLLLL}.
However, she raises pitch at the end of each word making it sound almost like
でてくるかみさまが{HLLHLLLLH}. She does the same with そのほかに to make it sound like
そのほかに{LHLLH}.

However, I noticed that she said チャンネルは{LLLLHL} in the beginning of the video,
twice, and this does sound like a dialectal accent.




This is the Japanese version of uptalk. So it’s more about intonation than
pitch accent.

When pronounced individually, those words are でてくる{HLLL}, かみさまが{HLLLL}, and
そのほかに{LHLLL}. When combined, でてくる and かみさまが become でてくるかみさまが{HLLLLLLLL}.
However, she raises pitch at the end of each word making it sound almost like
でてくるかみさまが{HLLHLLLLH}. She does the same with そのほかに to make it sound like
そのほかに{LHLLH}.

However, I noticed that she said チャンネルは{LLLLHL} in the beginning of the video,
twice, and this does sound like a dialectal accent.

