Learn English Pronunciation lesson 1

Learn to hear and pronounce the "b" sound of Bad and the "d" sound of Dad. Want free ESL lessons? Go to http://www.english4all.net AND
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[PurePerfection]

@philxcorexinxurxface

You do realise that American English is itself diverse? If one goes to New England, the accents you hear there are by far and large what the English sounded like then. If you go to the south and happen to find one of those rare upper class southerners, you're hearing an accent that was what your lower Aristocracy sounded like.

In short, American English in the eastern half is in many ways language that didn't change with time. And yes, you're a weeabo.

[philxcorexinxurxface]

@PurePerfection weeaboo...? yeah ok... ¬_¬. There ARE many dialects in English, all sounding different, but none of them sound like this - none.

[PurePerfection]

@philxcorexinxurxface

Okay sad little weeabo. I didn't realise there's a universal accent for English. That's amazing, because that means English is the only language to have one, universally standard way of speaking!

[sonalnahata]

female sucks

[ronald14344]

wow very hot!!!! teacher!!! Muahhh I love you

[philxcorexinxurxface]

@lubabah15 yeh but guess what... it's OUR language and however WE pronounce it is correct. Case closed.

[lubabah15]

@philxcorexinxurxface Then, u guys hardly even pronounce the letter R.

[philxcorexinxurxface]

...and don't get me started on her pronunciation of the word 'sentence' ... sheesh...what a joke -_-"

[philxcorexinxurxface]

-_-' why is it that americans think they can teach people how to speak English when they cant even pronounce it properly themselves. In England we do NOT over-pronounce our R's like that ¬_¬

[kizhaa1]

LooooLZZ :D