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This is really more of a generalization or stereotype. Some Americans like the standard English accent and some do not. Just as some Brits like the American accent, and some do not.
You simply cannot make the blanket statement that Americans like the English accent.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 9y agoI'm trying to do an essay doing a generalisation of American vs British accents and wanted some answers from an American point of view
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What does Si Quieres mean in English?
It depends on if the "si" has an accent mark on the i or not. If there is an accent mark on the i, it means "Yes, you want." If there is no accent mark on the i, it means "If you want."
Is the Boston accent a decendant of the English accent?
The Boston accent is similar to that of the English accent in London, but the words and dialects are different. It is the same accent that was spoken in Boston during the American Revolutionary War , when Massachusetts was one of the original British Colonies. And, is pretty much still spoken today.
Why do Americans like the English so much?
Because we originally were from England. The pilgrims were from England, I beilive.
Do Americans understand English humor?
like most things it depends on the person's personality and in this case how much they've travelled or watched English shows.
How did we get the American accent while the people in the 17th Century still spoke like Englishmen?
The American accent was influenced by various factors such as colonization, immigration, and regional dialects that developed over time. As people settled in America, their language evolved differently from that of those who remained in England, leading to the development of what we now identify as the American accent.
What does a Devon shire accent sound like?
Much like a Somerset accent . But, if you heard both at the same time you would hear differences.
Does ghost hunt sound better in English or japaneese?
ghost hunt sounds much better in Japanese. its originally in Japanese anyways. plus, the guy with the Australian accent in the English version has a nagoya accent in Japanese. nagoya being like Japanese street talk which is funny because hes a priest.
How do you say judy in Hebrew?
English names don't change pronunciation much when spoken with a Hebrew accent. Judy sounds pretty much the same in Hebrew as it does in English.
What does the Bahamian accent sound like?
The Bahamian accent is often described as a mix of British English, African dialects, and Southern American English, with a rhythmic and melodic quality. It can vary across different islands in The Bahamas but generally includes dropping of 'h's, elongation of vowels, and a relaxed cadence.
How does the accent of a native spanish-speaker sound when speaking English?
A native Spanish speaker's accent in English may be influenced by their native language, with some common features like pronouncing "th" as "d" or "z" as "s," and a rhythm that differs from native English speakers. The accent can vary greatly based on the individual's exposure to English and their proficiency level.
How do you spell yes in Spanish?
It is spelled 'sí' with an acute accent* on the 'i'.It is pronounce like the English word 'see' only the 'i' is much shorter than in English.* An acute accent is a small diacritical mark above the letter that is written like the forward slash [ / ] on your keyboard -- from the lower left to the upper right.Accent (diacritical) marks are very important in other languages as, without them, it can often change the meaning of the word. In this case, 'si' (without the accent) means 'if' or 'whether' depending on the context in a phrase or sentence.
How is yocheved pronounced in English?
Pretty much as you would expect - yo - che - ved with the accent on the "che" The "ch" represents a Hebrew letter "chaf" which is pronounced gutterally - somewhat like in the German "ach" or Scottish "loch", not an English "ch" as in "chew".
