Don't agree. My university specialized in teaching english with American accents and I've known plenty of people that grew up in other parts of the world that learned english with a British, maybe imperfect, accent.

Hi! I'm from China. In my college, some old professors who have studied in british universities in their youth have a really elegant british accent.Everyone admires their pronunciations. Does PR refer to such kind of accent? My teacher also told

LOVE KOREAN TELENOVELAS! IT'S SOO FUNNY! ESP. MY GIRL! Im Christia from Philippines. Im just a simple girl and an ordinary type of girl. Presently,Im still studying Bachelor of Science in Nursing at North Davao College located in Davao

To continue..... I think the sound quality is an important difference between the two languages besides the pronunciation. The Americans tend to drone in the middle tone, wheras the English have a more lilting quality and the Welsh more so; but

I'm Egyptian and very interested in English I'm only 16 years and aim to speak English better than Americans. A very praiseworthy aim! However, you should remember that all native speakers of English speak it perfectly and you cannot improve on

R.G. wrote: Hi ~~! I'm a foreign English learner, and I think it is time for me to improve my spoken English. I perfer British accent to American, and have always trying to speak so. But which kind of Br. accent shall I follow? Many

English is my second language . However , I've learnt the British cockney and BBC English for 4 years and now my native speaker friends say I sound like a native speaker too . The bad side is that i'm having problems switching from british to

im american and we have so many regional dialects its absurd. really there are at least 40 at my university. I really do not need to post my supporting statements, because if you cared to make that comment you should have done a bit of research.