I read somewhere that Americans speak English that is closer to the languauge of Shakespeare than the English themselves, is this true?
In England, the oldest accents are those possesed by farmers and those living in the rural areas. Who actually pronounce their words similar to Americans. They strongly pronounce the "R" at the end of words like "water, theatre/theater, centre/center" but also make the "t" sound softer, aswell as making the vowels louder.
In England, the oldest accents are those possesed by farmers and those living in the rural areas. Who actually pronounce their words similar to Americans. They strongly pronounce the "R" at the end of words like "water, theatre/theater, centre/center" but also make the "t" sound softer, aswell as making the vowels louder.