By Lazy English, American accents

I've never seen any Japanese who can use American accent perfectly... On the other hand,Japanese-English is cute i think... i am learning English at an American College for 11 years ...In 2003 summer i was in Florida, they-Americans- could not realize i am American or not...

Unless you get the accent down perfectly, it's unlikely that anyone will even be able to tell which dialect of English you learned. For example, Japanese speakers cannot make the vowel distinctions between General American and RP, nor can they pronounce their final r's, so they sound "British"...

MrPedantic wrote: Sorry, Merve, I know it was bad of me...but it was late...I had just completed my annual tax return...(that major work of fiction)...levity inevitably ensued... ~ ~ ~ ~ But do you really want to change your accent to a British one? MrP Never mind, it is really easy to...

Ville_maddengurl wrote:i want to give American accent up and learn English accent to talk more intelligible...is it OK now, MrP ..? I'm sorry, VM, you're going to have to speak much more slowly. In fragments. Without verbs. And say "er" and "um" and "right?" a lot. And add quite a few...

Ville_maddengurl wrote:i want to escape from American accent and get English accent... it is the most intelligible one ! You'll never succeed, American English will chase you and will catch ya! It's everywhere, you can't run away, you can't hide... it'll eventually find you, and it'll be like:...

i want to give American accent up and learn English accent to talk more intelligible...is it OK now, MrP ..?

Ville_maddengurl wrote:i want to escape from American accent and get English accent... it is the most intelligible one ! I'm sorry, VM, I didn't quite catch that. Could you say it again, please?

i want to escape from American accent and get English accent... it is the most intelligible one !

Wow, what a lot of nonesense.Is American English simply lazy English with disregard for the fundamentals of the language, or is it a valid simplification of an overly complex and irregular language?Huh? What are you talking about? I was hoping nobody would ask, but since you did, I much...