why sometimes do I hear English like this?

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Re: why sometimes do I hear English like this?

Postby Webb » Fri Aug 03, 2012 1:55 pm

Of course you can't understand it.
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Re: why sometimes do I hear English like this?

Postby Hagar » Fri Aug 03, 2012 2:27 pm

Thanks for explaining that - I think. :-? :-/

I'm sure poor Alex is more confused than ever. LOL :D
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Re: why sometimes do I hear English like this?

Postby alrot » Fri Aug 03, 2012 2:52 pm


I'm sure poor Alex is more confused than ever. LOL :D


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Re: why sometimes do I hear English like this?

Postby beaky » Fri Aug 03, 2012 6:01 pm

[quote]The video is not using actual words, it's just using false sentences to explain how we hear things. It's about how the accent washes over us. Of course, it won't make any more sense to those with the same accent, because it's aimed at Brits.

It's trying to give you the impression of the accent, not for you to use to practise your own accent in a different voice
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Re: why sometimes do I hear English like this?

Postby jetprop » Sat Aug 04, 2012 4:34 am

[quote][quote]The video is not using actual words, it's just using false sentences to explain how we hear things. It's about how the accent washes over us. Of course, it won't make any more sense to those with the same accent, because it's aimed at Brits.

It's trying to give you the impression of the accent, not for you to use to practise your own accent in a different voice
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