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Having performed as Maria in WSS myself, I choose to face some of the songs, prior to mastering the accent in my lines. I found it helpful to listen to a couple lines of my songs at a time, and learn just those. This helped reduce the stress of learning a new accent. Also, American pop artists typically exhibit perfect enunciation, so check out Billboards top songs, and attempt to imitate their accent, even if it sounds quite unlike the songs you will be performing.
an english accent
English: Ingles (but with an accent facing left on the e). French: Frances (but with an accent facing left on the e).
In the United States there are many "American " accents, so I am not sure what an American accent you ask about is. If the discrimination is in the United States it is illegal to hire on outside factors rather than experience or education. It could be you have a thick accent that makes it hard to understand you and the jobs you are applying for require good speaking skills. I have called a business and the person who answers the call I can't understand because of an accent. I would suggest that you work on your English to help you.
The accent over the "e" in French is called "accent aigu." It changes the pronunciation of the vowel to make it sound more like "ay" in English.
It's called American English.
As a young woman, she spoke like her mother in the traditional accent of the English aristocracy. Since then - perhaps without her realizing - her speech has become more like the English Public School accent, which was once called 'BBC English'. It is now classified as Received Pronunciation (RP).
English language is called, Αγγλικά and pronounced as "Ang-gli-ka", putting the accent tone in the "-ka".
Americans did not lose their English accents but rather developed their own unique accents over time. The American accent was influenced by various factors, including the regional dialects of English-speaking settlers from different parts of Britain, the influence of other immigrant communities, and the natural evolution of language. Additionally, the geographical separation from England and historical events further contributed to the divergence of accents between the two countries.
It's called a Southern accent.
In America, the subject that covers English grammar, literature, and composition is still called "English." It is not referred to as "American" in this context.
American is not a language, but rather English is predominantly spoken in the United States, which is often referred to as American English.
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