Why American actors suck at British accentsChris Snyder
So why do Americans have such a tough time? 那为什么美国人(说英式口音)这么难呢? I think part of it is an illusion. 我认为有部分原因只是因为人们的错误观念。 I think part of it is just the fact that we actually ...
Of course, there are probably hundreds of English accents in the U.K., but the average American can’t tell the difference between them. Americans love to imitate an English accent. The British probably think that we sound like idiotic monkeys, but it really amuses us. I wonder, do ...
Now, let's take Americans as an guides.example. They have different accents according to their living D. English is widely spoken in the world.places in the States. In the United Kingdom, when you travel 5. What does Paragraph 2 mainly tell us?around, you'll notice that not only do ...
Just as the Americans sought to have a truly distinct, independent American version of English, the loyalists sought to remain more like England… sort of. These were people whose variety of English was already diverging from the British and vice versa: when the residents of London and its env...
Are Americans okay with uncensored nudity? Though nudity is not a new gimmick, American audiences were certainly surprised by tightly cropped cock shots and zoomed in vulva views. A country founded by fleeing puritans is more used tocensorednudity like the Discovery Channel’s hit showNaked and ...
Given the University accent phenomenon, there are slightly different brands of posh. The regional accent pokes through underneath. (How to tell if someone is from the North or South of England: Ask them to say the word "bath." If they use a short "a" sound, the way Americans do, they...
[laughs] I don’t actually think — I was going to say Americans, but I can only really say this American — I’m not sure that I can hear the super subtle distinctions in region and class of English accents. I mean, we can all hear the big ones, bu...
'The Battle of New Orleans,'" Gillan says with a laugh. "But Roger and I used to sing that song in a balled called Episode Six back in the '60s. [Guitarist]Steve Morse, being American, was like, 'How can you guys sing a song about the British getting beaten by the Americans?'...
'The Battle of New Orleans,'" Gillan says with a laugh. "But Roger and I used to sing that song in a balled called Episode Six back in the '60s. [Guitarist]Steve Morse, being American, was like, 'How can you guys sing a song about the British getting beaten by the Americans?'...