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sci.lang.translation Commercial translation software technologies are getting better and better. Today the software translation errors are very few that a local professional editor of any country can effortlessly correct them in a short time.

Commercial translation software technologies are getting better and better. Today the software translation errors are very few that a local professional editor of any country can effortlessly correct them in a short time. Therefore it's now

I hate to be the spanner in the works here, but this subject is near and dear to my heart. As most of you know, I am an American working in Greece. The majority of Greeks in Greece insist on the innate superiority of British English to American

... What struck me with the three examples is that South Asian English pronunciation *does* sound British - but it ... is, on the other hand, not entirely unlike the sound some Americans make when trying to do a 'British Accent'. Your url

Donna Richoux typed thus: That'll be me. Guilty on all ... that I was saying "Shore". Or the other way around. Interesting. I cannot understand how "pen" and "pin" could possibly be confused (except perhaps by a

as a german, I quite regularly read english books, magazines and newspapers (british and american) and watch british and american ... walked to the book shelf and took the OED. Very disappointing, no entry. Webster's: no entry. Encarta's

Students and employers should be reminded that people with English and American accents understand each other without difficulty, which implies that the differences in accent between them are quite small. A student learning English needs to be

I wonder if there are any speakers of a variety ... the "Ef" pronunciation. Is he from Scotland or somewhere nearthere? I don't know, but I still want to know what that ferocious-sounding interjection is that all the MPs utter

This supposed "Standard American English accent" sounds like a variation on the now rarely-used term "General American": From the dictionary at www.infoplease.com , which appears to be the *Random House Webster's Unabridged