By American English, Accents

Thethenothere123 wrote: Grammar Geek wrote:I haven't read through all the pages on this topic, but has anyone commented on how NON-homogeneous UK and US English is? It's not like there's one "British English" or one "American English" unless you're been to broadcasting school. Someone from...

Hi, Kooyeen, Kooyeen wrote:I know you won't like my answer, but... what's wrong? That part of speech was ok. My goal is to talk like that. Ok, not really like that, but that was not "non-English", so it was ok in the end (I guess). I never said it's "non-English", I said it was ""non-BBC...

I think it's rather hard to differentiate between American English and British English when one is singing. I personally can't tell the difference though I know there're loads of British singers.

Hi Farshidamani, welcome to the forum. Farshidamani wrote:Hi, I'm new at English and enthusiasm in learning English. I found here very friendly and hope I learn so many things from you and others. Yeah, this is one of the best forums for learners.I have recorded my voice reading an excerpt of a...

Hi, I'm new at English and enthusiasm in learning English. I found here very friendly and hope I learn so many things from you and others.I have recorded my voice reading an excerpt of a short story to find out about plenty of my errors in speaking and pronuncing words. I want to improve it...

Hey guys, This s sundar here. I am crazy abt learning American english. I learnt the American speech sounds. Now I wanna talk to Americans or people crazy about American accent to pump in some nativity in my language. People interested are invited yahoo id:...

Regardless of your accent, keep this in mind: Southern English isn't the only dialect that is strereotyped and misperceived; American English in general is strereotyped and misperceived.

Some people will even get a sort of neutral accent that has all of the unusual parts removed. The Western US accent was actually formed like that, because speakers from the North, Midlands, and South, all moved to the West, and their accents intermingled and the Western accent was sort of a...

Hi,this is an important question. Do people's accents usually change after they move to a different area, state, country? If they usually don't change, is it possible that it happens for some people?Examples of what I mean:A man, 50 years old, who has always lived in Texas, moves to Chicago. Will...

Hi again Kooyen! How can you learn the American english? Do you have any chances to speak with americans or are you making some language's courses?