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Hi, I've actually always thought that anonymous people shouldn't post in some sections in this forum. I wanted to write about this in the section about comments, I don't think this is really a controversial subject. Well, in brief, I thought that it's ok if anonymous people post in the...

I believe this question is best answered by someone who sees it from the former learner's point of view because natives don't have to go through the seemingly impossible phases that the ESL learners must go through. To put it in perspectives I would offer the following for your reference: ...

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>> (All I know is that I say it funny: JEWL-ree, not jew-ell-ree) << Nah, it's just one of those words with several pronunciation variants that seem to be found all over the English speaking world. Pretty much the same as for example route: rowt vs root; milk: m-ilk vs melk;...

Anybody needs regular practise with medical English, vocabulary, pronunciation and testing your understanding try http://www.talkingmedicine.com

Hi, I would say #3 , Wikipedia then. The other two definitions are biased in my opinion, they consider mainly English and its variations. I already gave my opinion in the other thread about dialects, where I said that in my opinion a dialect is a language that is not standardized...

Which of the following three descriptions best describes dialect? 1 'One of the subordinate forms of varieties of a language arising from local peculiarities of pronunciation and idiom.'

What the hell is wrong with my post? I wrote... So, first step, you have to study: grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary (words and common BLOCKED EXPRESSION. So, first step, you have to study: grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary (words and common expressions ). <--- here there's a space...

Kobiaf, my English started to improve when I started to study it for real. So, first step, you have to study: grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary (words and common BLOCKED EXPRESSION. It will be boring sometimes, and it'll be frustrating, but there's no other way, I really believe so. Even if...

Well, over here, where the vocabulary (slang notwithstanding), and syntax are rather uniform, it's defined almost completely in terms of pronunciation. Specifically in terms of which features the standard does not contain.