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Latest post Thu, Oct 25 2007 11:25 AM by Drito. 0 replies.
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Drito  +  434616 Thu, 25 Oct 07 11:25 AM

  Hi,

I have already posted a topic earlier where i asked for help with reducing accent. Another user wanted to get in contact with me but things didn't pan out.

anyways with that behind us, I am wondering if there are any tips on how to learn proper RP pronunciation, and some training method that will help improve my accent, make my intonation more appropriate, and my consenants less heavy

seems like a lot to ask for, but you guys seem to know alot and  are the best source of advice i can think of
Drito
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