Political Science, asked by hafsa3386, 9 months ago

Is the british accent and american accent different?

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Answered by maallunappu

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Hey..

Yea they are different...

The “American English” we know and use today in an American accent first started out as an “England English” accent. ... Received Pronunciation (aka typical British accents) is non-rhotic, so words like “card” are pronounced like “cahd.” At first, English speakers in the colonies and England used a rhotic accent.

Answered by js1322106

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YEAH

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