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Latest post Tue, Nov 21 2006 9:21 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  295733 Tue, 21 Nov 06 04:08 AM

Hello, I'm doing a research of England and I would like to know which are the differences in pronunciation from American English to British English on the following words:

How are you?

Hello

Goodbye

Mother

Father

School

Thank you so much for your help.










onunciation

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nona the brit  +  295808 Tue, 21 Nov 06 09:21 AM

Hard to say as there are many different British accents.

Generally speaking the Americans will sound the 'r's but the Brits won't.
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