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1. Accents: The Sounds Themselves An accent is mainly about the raw sounds you make. Think of consonants and vowels: How do you pronounce “th” (does it become d or t?). Whether your r is rolled, tapped, or…
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1. Accents: The Sounds Themselves An accent is mainly about the raw sounds you make. Think of consonants and vowels: How do you pronounce “th” (does it become d or t?). Whether your r is rolled, tapped, or…
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1. The First Truth: Folks Notice, But They Don't Judge the Way You Fear When you talk English with an accent, or maybe in a slightly different wording, natives definitely realize that you're not a native speaker. But…
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