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No, it's a slow and pretty "common" British accent, and if I was more used to listening to British English I guess I would understand everything. But I'm not used to British accents, so I can miss even the simple words, plus the
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Hi I'm looking for the free website of english cours for improve my accent and vocabulary in English
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Yes, the accent (and even vocabulary) of American English differs from region to region of the country. Some people respectfully and humbly suggest that foreign students try to speak like native speakers who live on the West Coast (Washington,
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anonymous
85 days ago
American English, Vocabulary, Accents, American Accents, Countries, United States, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Students, American, Training, Languages
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I want to improve my e nglish accent and reduce gram m atical mistakes in my e nglish. How can I improve my accent?
Before working on improving your accent and grammatical errors, there are few suggestions you may want to consider.
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hi Ben, Polish phonology is rather adventurous, that's right. But it does not make English any simplier. It is just that with some languages you have to be able to produce special sounds and train your hearing to understand them (e.g. Polish,
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yourenglish.ie
219 days ago
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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
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kooyeen
253 days ago
Accents, Vocabulary, Speaking English, Scottish Accents, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Friendships, Speaking, Speeches, Chat, Music, Languages, Songs
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yes sure, the main difference is the vocabulary and accent and pronunciation e.g. color - american and colour british
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Re: Is Standard English neutral in social terms? "Standard Spoken American English" is very commonly associated with news broadcasters. Generally, most people can't associate this form of American English with any particular region.
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hello Ahmed , i would like give my opinion towards your improvement of English. you can improve it by studying studying several books for grammer etc,. one of them i know is by reading the book "word power made easy", the starting pages
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I think the problem is that people conflate accent and dialect. Accent varies from region to region when people use standard English. Vocabulary and grammar vary very little, and guessing nationality online can be tricky. If someone with an
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