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Here's the file:http://www.mydata2008.narod.ru/voice.mp3Dear native speakers, please check it and say what you think of my accent. I'll really appreciate if you help. If there are some problems with downloading the file, let me know about it.

Can someone please listen to my pronunciation and see what kind of accent I have. I am not a native English speaker. Here is the file: http://www.uploading.com/files/LZZZ0ONV/accent.mp3.html

Hi Kooyeen! Thanks for your reply. My Guesse is as follow: 1. She’s a writer of romantic novels West USA esp. LA California 2. Read about it in news papers. North East USA esp. Big Apple! (NY)3. She went to...

Hi,cool! I can't tell exactly what accents those are, it's difficult, I would have to know all major accents! You know, there are a lot of different accents, especially in the UK.I can only leave a brief comment:These two are the ones that sound non-native to me:3. She went to hospital...

There are many different English accents spoken throughout the world. Some of them are very difficult to understand for an English learner who has been taught the Standard English. However, not only is being familiar with different accents fun, but it helps better communication and...

My favourite accent has always been Geordie. Not that I would understand a bit of it, though.Broonsalroond!

Yeah, but I was only considering two "general varieties" with their transcriptions, the ones you find in dictionaries. If you start to consider all the varieties, you'll never stop. I just noticed a mistake......I meant to write that in BrE it's more like /aʊ/.There sure are...

I agree with you. Where I am from we have /əʊ/ and LAW sounds to me as /ɔ/ though.From what I heard from Austrailians, they sound sort of like a mix of British accents. I don't know. Maybe it is me.

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 some tools such as CD, DVD, tapes etc. either audio...

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 from any dictionary.