In Dialects^x, Pronunciation^x

1 Peugeot There isn t really a correct English way to say it Properly it s pé OU gué OT say it like it s French Alot of English speakers say pay JO which isn t really right but you can get away with saying it 2 Porsche pronounced correctly as PORSH uh 3 KIEHL S pronounced as KEELS 4 L Oréal...

Do you mean dialect perhaps instead of dialogue A dialogue is a conversation I m sure there are more linguisticly formal ways to describe a dialect but it s basically the way a group of people use grammar and their vocabulary and pronunciation

Thank you for your replies these days I m trying to improve my pronunciation a little I m reading American Accent Training by Ann Cook I also have the audio files CalifJim wrote As for the second component it is often some intermediate sound between ee and i feel bit for ai or some intermediate...

Hi nona the brit You wrote The UK has accents which have a stereotype stigma of being stupid as well particularly the country accents This is why some of the country accents are about to disappear younger people no longer find themselves comfortable speaking country English and dialect levelling...

Is there a limit to the number of sounds a human voice can make With that being asked can a phonic chart of characters be made to represent every sound a person can make No Human vocal organs are so complex that it is not possible to list all combinations If you hear how people sing all variants...

Well it is not a lexical construction if I take your meaning It is simply a way to spell the casual pronunciation and could be used to represent the words want to in transcribing any spoken dialect that pronounces it that way That pronunciation is certainly common in the US

KickingCat wrote But in swedish schools are RP standard I agree that it sounds silly but that s the way it is Nowadays it is allowed to use GA general american accent also but only if you can stick with that and not mixing dialects I don t think I sound like Queen Elizabeth II nor aristocratic...

But in swedish schools are RP standard I agree that it sounds silly but that s the way it is Nowadays it is allowed to use GA general american accent also but only if you can stick with that and not mixing dialects I don t think I sound like Queen Elizabeth II nor aristocratic either I know that...

Yes dialect relates to vocabulary grammar syntax and accent Accent relates partly to pronunciation and partly to intonation MrP

Check any dictionary http www m w com they are quite different A pointer accent is basically only about the pronunciation