Hi guys, I'm serious about American accent. When the Americans talk, "fighting" is pronounced "fiding", "writer" - "rider".. Would you show me the rule ? Thanhs a lot.

If you do it yourself you will need to speak more slowly - I found some words were not clear, eg the end of 'currency' kind of disappeared. The problem with an accent in an instructional video is that it's a distraction, and if

I am trying to improve my American enlgish and working on accent reduction. I am a bit confused about the pronounciation of the word tomorrow. I notice that the first letter t is not exactly prnounce as a T letter in english. I live in NY where

go to torrentz and type"american accent"..

if you don't pronounce them as slight D's you are not speaking American English. Very true. CJ

No, it has nothing to do with slang. Pronouncing those T's ad slight D's is standard and expected in American English. I might go as far as to say that if you don't pronounce them as slight D's you are not speaking American

Hello brother .It's amatter of slang accent .of course the original one is wa-ter .But in slang the Americans tend to say wa-der or wa-rer No, it has nothing to do with slang. Pronouncing those T's ad slight D's is standard and

Hello brother .It's amatter of slang accent .of course the original one is wa-ter .But in slang the Americans tend to say wa-der or wa-rer

It is called General American spoken mostly in the midwest from eastern Nebraska to eastern Ohio. It is what you hear on American News Programs by the news people. Probably midwest or in Ohio, Pennsylvania areas. I don't know how to exactly

I was going to say NO! (dictionaries for learners say that the weak form is only a conjunction, and American Accent Training says so too) but I just checked on Merriam Webster, and a weak form is listed for the pronoun too... so, if it's