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Nasal Twang
Hi,
In English pronunciation, what results in a "nasal twang"?
Which accents have pronounced Nasal Twang?
Thanks
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Re: Nasal Twang
Hi anupumh
See:
AskOxford: Brummie is Beautiful
Ask a British person what their least favourite accent is, and they will more than likely say 'Brummie' - the variety of English spoken in the West Midlands city of Birmingham. Ask them why, and they will more than likely use adjectives such as 'nasal', 'monotonous', 'miserable' and/or 'ugly' to justify their responses.
Rgds
NT
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Re: Nasal Twang

Originally Posted by
Neillythere
Hi anupumh
See:
AskOxford: Brummie is Beautiful
Ask a British person what their least favourite accent is, and they will more than likely say 'Brummie' - the variety of English spoken in the West Midlands city of Birmingham. Ask them why, and they will more than likely use adjectives such as 'nasal', 'monotonous', 'miserable' and/or 'ugly' to justify their responses.
Rgds
NT
Is it true than American English/Accent has a Nasal Twang as compared to Standard British English/RP..?
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