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29-Mar-2007, 22:03
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 Is possible to learn a british accent not living in england ? I'm Marcelo. I study translation in my country, CHile and I wanted to know if it's possible to learn a british accent and pronunciation correctly if you have NEVER been in england. You think is possible ? Because I really want to learn how make it ! Regards |
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30-Mar-2007, 08:30
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| Re: Is possible to learn a british accent not living in england ? Firstly, there are many British accents. If you mean RP (the 'standard' one), you could learn it, but it would require a lot of exposure, which could be done over the internet. |
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21-Apr-2007, 11:34
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| Re: Is possible to learn a british accent not living in england ? Listen to english radio; the BBC world service is the 'standard' english accent, known as 'the Queen's English'. you can get it on the internet as well as on a radio. |
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