What accent does Condoleezza Rice speak with? I find her speaking Egnlsih on TV with very pleasant accent and elegant style.
What accent does State SecretaryCondoleezza Rice speak with?
She grew uр in Alaбaма, so I prediст her accenт is liкelу an Alaбамаn accenт.
Breaking news: 100 out of every 100 English speakers use the Latin alphabet to write their language...
As there are several states in southern US, like New Mexico,Texas, Arizona, Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida, can it be said each state has a sort of accent slightly different from that of other states?
<<Breaking news: 100 out of every 100 English speakers use the Latin alphabet to write their language... >>
Apparently, it's more like 99.9999%
Apparently, it's more like 99.9999%
"Breaking news: 100 out of every 100 English speakers use the Latin alphabet to write their language..."
What about people who speak English and can't write at all? For example people under 5 years and those illiterate adults.
What about people who speak English and can't write at all? For example people under 5 years and those illiterate adults.
<<As there are several states in southern US, like New Mexico,Texas, Arizona, Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida, can it be said each state has a sort of accent slightly different from that of other states?>>
Well, accents don't suddenly change once you cross a state border. There are regional accents like Coastal Southern and Southern Appalachian that encompass several states, and then there are a bunch of states (Texas, Louisiana, Florida, etc.) with a whole range of different and noticeably distinct accents.
BTW, New Mexico is a Southwestern state, not Southern, and Florida, though technically in the South, is only "Southern" at its panhandle. ;-)
Well, accents don't suddenly change once you cross a state border. There are regional accents like Coastal Southern and Southern Appalachian that encompass several states, and then there are a bunch of states (Texas, Louisiana, Florida, etc.) with a whole range of different and noticeably distinct accents.
BTW, New Mexico is a Southwestern state, not Southern, and Florida, though technically in the South, is only "Southern" at its panhandle. ;-)