Hello to all, I believe that to learn English depends of the interest of individual and depending of the English knowledge you wanted to learn. like for instance, if you want to speak English all you have to do is to listen very carefully to

I have never heard "haitch" from native speakers. I occasionally heard "haitch" from non-native speakers who have a strong accent and MANY other pronunciation errors. "aitch" is the only pronunciation you can find

The noun, in the first sentence, has the accent on the first syllable. PRAW-gress. (American pronunciation) The verb, in the second sentence, has the accent on the second syllable. pruh-GRESS. (Also American) Did you mean pronunciation, or

Thank you very much for the detailed explanation. The brand name is in fact Danish but I have only heard the pronunciation for the Chinese translation. Sometimes the British pronounce foreign names in a way that is 50 percent British and 50

My favorite accent is my own because it is the only one that I can understand!

Hi, here are my comments. Youtube videos Good! That's a cool feature, embedded videos. The only problem is that you can also watch other videos in the same embedded player, not only the one the poster intended to show, because it shows (and

I like both of them but I'd like to be more specific: American: It isn't as nice as British accent but I think is clearer than British accent (at least for spanish native speakers,like me) as It has a stronger pronunciation of the R,a very

. 1-- Donald Duck has no particular American patriotism, to my knowledge. A Donald Duck outburst would be the result merely of a short temper and would be almost unintelligible . 2-- Fazza reflects Mom's accent, her pronunciation of father ; it

An L at the end of a word is pronounced differently from that in the beginning or middle of a word. There is a nice description at http://www.americanaccent.com/pronunciation.html Scroll down to "The American L". Hope this helps.

I agree with Marius about the accent. You are not going to imporve your spoken English just by listening to English. The reason is very simple: if you are not able to recognize all the sounds native speakers make, you are going to hear what you