By Learning English, British accent

When I started learning English, I had no idea there were things like American and British English. I just knew that English was the name of the language people used in films. I was very excited as I was going to learn to speak the language of Hollywood. Actually, I reckon I had no idea what...

Anonymous wrote:Well, I have encountered this problem recently. I had been learning english for few years, then I stopped attending courses or lessons, I have been learning at home and watching American TV series and movies.. so I have picked up a lot of vocabulary. So far, so good. Then I...

Well, I have encountered this problem recently. I had been learning english for few years, then I stopped attending courses or lessons, I have been learning at home and watching American TV series and movies.. so I have picked up a lot of vocabulary. So far, so good. Then I realised,...

I'm desperately intrigued to know as how long the following people took in learning new accent, particularly those who learnt broad British English accent.Who did they take their lessons from & how long it took them to learn their new English accent ???>> Mike Myers (American to...

' American accent trainning' is quite pratical and I've been working on it on and off for almost 6 months. It help me some but not too much I think. U will never pick up the american accent unless u live there for 5 years at least. I am Chinese but I speak either British or American accent ...

hi I'm sutdent and this thime , learning english course I want to english British accent dictionary and also I'm very week specialy listeng So I want to a good british web online page which the tistening stories and news I now American Accent web side but I want to british accen becuse I'm new...

Hallo. I liked your comment on learning English and American. I'm trying desparatly to preserve my American accent while I'm assaulted by the British accent since I live in Europe now (Poland). What are good books to teach me contrasted pronunciation with cassettes. My email is...

All languages change and develop over time, with new words being added and different meanings being applied. English has changed just as much as American english from what the language was like in the 18th century - no one goes around talking like Charles Dickens or Jane Austen anymore. naturally...

Perhaps the outcome will not be decided by the English speaking countries, but by the educational policies of the developing countries. Learning English is now compulsory in China, the most populated and most rapidly developing country in the world. I'm not sure of its policy regarding the...