Okay FYI a Scottish accent IS NOT and English accent!! It is a Scottish accent and Scotland is part of Britain so therefore a British accent!! (NOT ENGLISH)

How to Speak in a British Accent Trying to speak in a British accent is not really easy. Along with the accent are mannerisms that go along with the British themselves. There are many different accents, depending on the area of Britain that

I like both of them but I'd like to be more specific: American: It isn't as nice as British accent but I think is clearer than British accent (at least for spanish native speakers,like me) as It has a stronger pronunciation of the R,a very

Ahh...if you do know English fluently this would be easier than if you didn't (obviously ). It depends on where you are coming from as to how you can rid you accent. I knew someone who came from outside Moscow, and after a year he dropped his

This is an interesting one LanguageLover. The success of American actors trying a British accent ranges from the impressive to the truly awful! I could name several in the latter category - Including Dick Van ***'s legendary attempt at Cockney in

What's the accent of PM Tony Blair? Of course it is some kind of British Accent, but which? Is it RP? But it is certainly different from the RP used in the BBC broadcasting And though Tony Blair was born in Scotland, I don't think he is

It would be rather silly to think that there is one scottish accent, they are all very, very different...people dont actually talk like rab c nesbitt..!!

You mean, pronounced "usedta" and "hasta"? No, for "used to", I mean "useta" with the /d/ assimilated to /t/ (or, at least, to a voiceless (d), which isn't quite the same thing).. Good point, but

Glaswegian is a very strong Scottish accent! Hitch's mum is from there!