when people sing they change their accents because certain notes are easier to sing in a certain way. Like ahhh is easier to sing than ooo because your mouth is opened wider... so even if you have an american accent your accent is changes when you

Ahh...if you do know English fluently this would be easier than if you didn't (obviously ). It depends on where you are coming from as to how you can rid you accent. I knew someone who came from outside Moscow, and after a year he dropped his

When trying to learn a new accent listening to and imitating a native speaker is the most important and the fastest way to learn. When you were young you learnt a language by listening and then repeating the words while imitating the accent.

I listened to that yesterday, no one has replied yet. I'm curious. I'm really not an expert on accents, but it's a strange one. It even seemed a kind of British accent at the beginning, but then it sounded more American. That accent confuses me!

Hi everyone... this is gonna be my first reply in this forum. Exiting! *gg* From my point of view, trying to find the "best" accent is impossible as well as unnecessary. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, or in this case of the listener.

Not wrong, but not very American sounding. At least, not to this raised-in-New-York American. Sounds to me like someone trying to sound British. "It was a rather nice day" is okay, but "It was rather a nice day" sounds funny - you'd expect the

Gaia74 wrote: ( www.howjsay.com ) and I assure you that it's very useful. I knew of that website, it's a good one Nona once found out. Well, it's not very useful to me, for example... That tool pronounces words with a British accent and...

Hi my name is Leandra, I'm really interested in learning a british accent. I go to an international school, but i do like the british Accent, so can anyone give me some tips? It's really important.