Unlikely. The accents of both the British and the Americans in the early years of America's colonisation were both strongly rhotic, meaning there was an emphasis on the pronunciation of the 'r' wherever it occurred after a vowel, e.g. the word teacher. It was not until later that the British accent, aside from the Scottish and Irish, began to depart from the rhotic, so there was initially little difference between the British and American accents.
Some British people may imitate American accents when joking or teasing, but it is not a common practice to specifically make fun of Americans in American accents. Just like in any culture, humor and teasing can vary among individuals.
accents do nothing. They just make it hard for other people to understand you.
I really think it doesn't make a difference. I know people with broad Glasgow accents who speak Italian beautifully.
Cause of their accents! What else?
they are fun loving people who are pround to be Irish. They make good friends and have cool accents. JEDWARD RULE!
we're born making baby noises that resemble the sounds around us, when we start to make longer sounds that resemble words and also resemble details of pronunciation that we've heard and the accent begins.
American accents developed differently due to historical influences such as colonization and immigration patterns. The accents of American English were shaped by a blend of various European languages and dialects brought by settlers. Over time, these linguistic influences evolved independently of British English, resulting in distinct accents in the United States.
They made different versions to appeal to different countries. Since the main team is a NATO squad, an international team, it's a reasonable change to make, having two of the team members be Americans for the US release, British for the UK release, Australians for the AUS release, etc.
It may be easier to pick up a British accent because of its prevalence in media and pop culture. Regular exposure to British accents through movies, TV shows, and music can make it easier to imitate and internalize the pronunciation and intonation patterns. Additionally, the British accent may sound familiar to many English speakers, making it easier to mimic compared to other accents.
The decision to use British accents in Les Miserables was a creative choice made by the production team. It is not the original intent of the musical, which is set in France. The use of British accents may have been to make the lyrics clearer for audiences to understand, or to reflect the diverse backgrounds of the actors involved.
not sure but he loves people from britain, especially english accents.
The british rule is when british people make a very good rule that the other people have to follow exsept the people who made the rule.