Hi, Can you please make your question clearer? Did you mean to ask a question or were you just making a statement? Hi. My question was about satisfaction or disatifaction with the accent one has when speaking English.

After some time I began to wonder why it was so difficult for me to understand the commentator's English. Then I realized that he wasn't speaking English at all; he was speaking German! Sometimes it happens the other way around: I wonder

Hi Kooyeen I'd like to tell you about what happened last night. I was watching a documentary on National Geographic Channel about an air disaster that happened in Los Angeles in 1986. It wasn't until the program was almost over that I

The best choice is to study received pronounciation because you'll be understood wherever you go. In fact, BBC english is very posh and just lovely, yet they're catchy. Several weeks ago, I was wondering what my english was like. I

most noticable differences between the English accent and the Spanish accent (when speaking English) Initial sp , st , and sc do not occur in Spanish. As a result, the speaker of Spanish adds an intial e , thus: espeech, estop, eschool. y is often

I'm a high school junior, so i'll be talking from classroom experiences.  I'm in regular english and have completed 3 years of spanish. No English is not a phonetic language.  Languages like Italian and Spanish have only one way of

Annvan: Thank you for the compliment. I'm not from India, but I'm glad that you think so. People from my country have a reputation for having a strong and distinctive foreign accent when they're speaking English, and this is what I

After years of speaking English, it's not changed much. No matter how hard I try, I can't control my tongue. My English teacher in Korea once said it's nearly impossible to correct the accent once you become an adult, and I believe it

Hi, I can't play this link. But generally speaking, I can't listen to someone speaking English and decide clearly that they are Canadian. Best wishes, Clive

Yeah, but I was only considering two "general varieties" with their transcriptions, the ones you find in dictionaries. If you start to consider all the varieties, you'll never stop. I just noticed a mistake... N OW ----- In BrE