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Question:-

1) What are Different Kinds of Accents? Name Few.

2) What is the most Easiest and hardest Language to Learn?

3)Difference between Your And You're.
(I know that You're is The Short form of You are. but I want to know is How it is used in different times, and where are they used Differently?)
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Answered by TheMoonlìghtPhoenix

Explanation:

Different kinds of accents vary differently and drastically from one place to another. For example if you take the language of English, it has various accents for America, United Kingdom, Australia, India etc. This varies. If you discover in your keyboard, I've listed some as :-

English (US)
English (UK)
English (India)
English (AU)
English (CA) - Canada

Français (CA) Canada
Français (FR) France
Française (Suisse) Switzerland
Française (Belgique) Belgium

2. It depends. Easiest language is English, spoken widely all over the world, most famous international language which can be used in any region. Most tough language is Greek.
3. You is referring to a pronoun and you're refers to you are.

Example :-

Jungkook, you're absolutely awesome!
You can take the medicines now.
Jimin, you can submit the work as soon as you're done with it.

2 single examples, and one combined example $.$

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Answered by tejasvinisinhaps23

Answer:

Irish Accent

You can hear Dave's Irish accent as he talks about how people party in the New Year in Dublin, Ireland.

Scottish Accent

In this podcast, Adam (in his lovely Scottish accent) talks about the beauty of Scotland and whisky, of course!

☀️American Accent

You can hear Griffin's classic, "sun and surf" Californian American accent when he talks about growing up in San Diego.

British English RP Accent

Melissa has a Received Pronunciation accent and she is talking about the well-known stereotypes of the English

Indian English

Australian Accent

Loretta speaks in an Australian accent and she explains the similar things and differences between England and Australia.

South African Accent

Rob is English and has a very public school accent, but he has lived a long time time in South Africa and can do a VERY good impression of the South African accent

btw, I have a lovely American accent ❤️❤️❤️

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