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since I m learning American English I wanted to know why that standard American Accent was awfulFirst of all I didn t think it was awful I mostly listened not watching The following are some observations 1 The stress pattern is slightly off Slightly too much rising pitch at the ends of phrases...

Hi Diego the vowels in cup and cat are very different in American English But I see you are interested in the British pronunciation and well in that case I can t tell the exact difference too Those two vowels are different but not very much in my opinion since I wouldn t be able to tell you what...

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Well this conversation is ancient but maybe you get a tickler when someone replies adn will find this The guy s accent is crap I m Canadian but I m from Toronto where our accent is almost standard American or what we called in the film business Mid west Flat and I can tell you a few specifically...

Jackson6612 wrote Hi Should we always take care for pronunciation of the that whether it being followed by consonant or vowel How will we pronounce the in the university I think it will sound like duh Sincerely vijayFor special emphasis you can say Di jun vr s 4i

Hi Should we always take care for pronunciation of the that whether it being followed by consonant or vowel How will we pronounce the in the university I think it will sound like duh Sincerely vijay

Feebs11 wrote It s demonstrating a particularly exaggerated mode of speech Air Ah Oh Hair Lair He llo Sloane Rangers characteristally spoke this way with an affected strangulated and slightly nasal pronunciation Sometimes also described as the Oxford accent It s a sideways insult for Sandhurst...

This is really badly off topic but I couldn t resist the temptation to comment on your correct observation I understand very well that native speakers of English mispronounce foreign words because foreign languages are not studied much in English speaking countries Well can you really blame us In...

According to a book on American English pronunciation Lesson 12 Central and Back Vowels page 136 I don t know the name of the book though a is the vowel of father box or calm However almost every dictionary out there establishes a difference between a and o which would be the equivalento to what...

Englishuser wrote What s interesting is that these changes are led by younger female speakers Older speakers and male speakers adopt these kind of changes later Yes that really is interesting Why are the changes led by younger female speakers in particular What about younger male speakers...