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Dear friend, I've just read your mail. Your questions is very interesting. Learning english as a second language can be a hard subject, but depend on your previous environment. Depend on your mother tonge. I mean, languages have a core structure, a root, an origin, as you can see... For...

Anonymous wrote: First of all, I would like to introduce myself as a native born American of native born American parents. I would like to comment in regard to my observation of foreign born people and their use of English. Of those people I have known from other countries, even those...

First of all, I would like to introduce myself as a native born American of native born American parents. I would like to comment in regard to my observation of foreign born people and their use of English. Of those people I have known from other countries, even those who have lived in the...

Hey there Hesham, I'm your neighbor from Israel Hope you ain't got a prob with that :} Much like you I'm incredibly interested in being able to speak english as if it were my own mother tongue... Generally I think it's very much possible... However not everyone IMHO can do that... I...

ok, Im Mexican, my native language is not english. but let me say first that my accent is, for obvious geographical reasons very american alike. Second, I love british accent, i 've heard american english everyday for so many years, thats why i prefer british accent, and not only me, but most...

ok, Im Mexican, my native language is not english. but let me say first that my accent is, for obvious geographical reasons very american alike. Second, I love british accent, i 've heard american english everyday for so many years, thats why i prefer british accent, and not only me, but most...

I'm Egyptian and very interested in English I'm only 16 years and aim to speak English better than Americans. A very praiseworthy aim! However, you should remember that all native speakers of English speak it perfectly and you cannot improve on perfection. I expect you mean that you are...

Don't worry about your British accent. I prefer it to American accents and I'm sure lots of other people do to. Remember: there's American English, and there's Proper English! LOL ;-)

And Oi loike Oztrai'jen English best - it just sounds keol. *** American English (resp. Western and Northern American accents) is pretty easy for me to understand while Southern accents and Eastern accents I find more difficult. British English sounds rather posh sometimes and...

I prefer British accent & spelling, it sounds more formal. Conversely, American accent sounds freer.