What are the main differences between English and Scottish accent? Thanks

Hi I'm looking for the free website of english cours for improve my accent and vocabulary in English

Thefreedictionary.com says the word "hurried" and "married" for USA and UK accents. For USA they are HER-eed and MARE-eed, but for UK they are Huh-rid and MARE-id. Given that there are 4 times as many native English speakers in

There seems to be an issue of convention bewteen various dictionaries. For more, look at http://phonetic-blog.blogspot.com/2009/03/e-and.html

When it comes to "says", in AmE you usually here . You also hear . Difference between ɛ and e: vowel height. BET, PEN got ɛ

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-mid_front_unrounded_vowel http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/71/Open-mid_front_unrounded_vowel.ogg

What is this ɛ?How is it pronounced?My Longman dictionary doesn't have it.I have seen it in French dictionary of oxford.   Thanks

A lot of people in the UK seem to speak like that. Americans usually say something like /seɪ/, while Brits tend to say it more like /sɛɪ/. Of course there are lots of regional variations, so some lower the vowel even more and say /sæɪ/ or even /saɪ/.

I don't use that website either because it seems to pronounce words with an annoying posh accent, and there are no phonetic transcriptions. I just need the transcription because I already have my way of pronouncing each phoneme, so I usually

I believe it is 'You are too late. Gave you plenty of warnings about time' The accent and speed make it quite difficult though! Sarah