CalifJim wrote: A guy once introduced himself to me as Dive-id. I said, "What an interesting name." When I was studying in France (hundreds of years ago) I met a Jewish student from Germany who was introduced to me by our

Marvin A. wrote: >> Now, said with a Southern French accent, it becomes << >> The sound I meant is as in RP or Standard British English. << Now you're really confusing me. Are you using IPA, or similar system for

What exactly is a British accent? Geordie? Glaswegian? Scouse? Cockney? Brummie? Northern? Southern? RP? Estuary? Welsh? Irish? According to an online BBC article from 2005: "Sean Connery's Scottish lilt is the nation's favourite accent,

Anonymous wrote: Spain has more money than Mexico?? Who told you this lie? Don't confuse Mexico with other poor latin american countries. Mexico is a rich country (richer than spain) that's in the trillion dollar class gdp. Keep in mind that

Spain has more money than Mexico?? Who told you this lie? Don't confuse Mexico with other poor latin american countries. Mexico is a rich country (richer than spain) that's in the trillion dollar class gdp. Keep in mind that Mexico is a sovereign

Hello , What do these words mean It sounds cool but it's weird . Could someone paraphrase this text ?? It's too much strange vocabulary . src="http://www.proboards8.com/v4images/smiley.gif" border=0> It's an abstract from

hi this is shekar from hyderabad india i want also spoken english materials if anybody have plz send to me Webster's on-line dictionary. Has audio facility. Hear words spoken in AmE http://www.m-w.com/