Everywhere I go, people say that I have a British Accent. This should not be surprising because back in China the official accent taught at school was British accents. Even though I have adopted as much American accent since I came to the states, most notebly the "er" sound, the Americans can still detect my British accent and ask if I learned English in UK or Australia. I told them that it is what I learned in China at school, but they do not buy it. And I see why: most Chinese from China do not have the accent that was taught in school.
Now my question is: do you have a british accent if you first learned Engilish from China? If you do not, why???
Do you have British Accent?
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謝謝aPasserby分享。
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05/06/2010 postreply
08:20:07
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Thanks for the reply
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05/06/2010 postreply
10:36:11
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yes,we did. having some british accent is my long-term goal
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05/06/2010 postreply
10:40:34
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我會有中國口音。因為學習的方式不同,發音的部位也不太一樣。
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05/06/2010 postreply
11:27:45
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看到你真~~高興!
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05/06/2010 postreply
12:55:33
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瞎玩兒,還是這裏有意思的。
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05/06/2010 postreply
16:09:39
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回複:我會有中國口音。因為學習的方式不同,發音的部位也不太一樣。
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05/06/2010 postreply
13:19:53
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這些老美很有意思,我剛來的時候,他們說我說的不是中國口音是。。。
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05/06/2010 postreply
16:08:29
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According to my experience, the native English speakers are ver
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05/06/2010 postreply
19:24:09
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可能是。
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05/06/2010 postreply
19:59:53
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This is funny but curious
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05/06/2010 postreply
22:00:31
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這個有意思,不曉得是聲音像還是發音像,這是不同的。
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05/07/2010 postreply
09:34:56