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Norther8  +  236319 Thu, 15 Jun 06 08:52 AM
please tell me the difference between Am english and Uk english on pronunciation?
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CalifJim  +  236668 Fri, 16 Jun 06 07:12 AM
That's a very big question.  It can't be answered in a single post.
The main differences are the pronunciation of r, the t between vowels, the sound of au, and the tense and lax os.

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Phth  +  258453 Wed, 23 Aug 06 07:14 AM

I know that it is very difficul for poeple learning el .only by litening much and compear between english and American el.I cant explain in detail .But if you want to know more .Contact wit me (hieu10785@yahoo.com) I will tell more
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