Apart from the substance, what is extremely interesting, having one one side a British locutor and on the other side an American one, is to really grab and compare the British and the American ways of speaking and accents. Even the beginners I guess and the intermediate will very clearly hear the differences and all indeed boils down to and pertains to two main things : Schwa and especially of course the way of pronouncing the 'r's ! Amazing ! As I beginner, I would probably have had troubles to tell one or the other but having imersed myself in the language for a few years now, I immediately can tell whether a person is British or American. Now, even if American English has its charm, my preference personally still goes to British English after all these years which, being French, is the one I originally learnt at school. I somewhat find it less 'exhuberant', more temperate, sweeter and softer. 🙂 ... and not swedeRR and sofdeRR ... 😂 as the charming Lindsay would say, right? ;-) Thank you for this lovely and interesting exchange and laid back discussion 🙏👏and Bisous to the both of you my lovelies. 😘😘🌹🌹❤❤ And don't forget: FREE Julian ASSANGE, NOW !
Thank you so much, this version of learning is one of the best. I can hear the clear pronunciation and read at the same time and the subject matter is also interesting. Nice to be here. ❤
In Italy unfortunately ww move back fir the most part to the old way. I can't understand why but that's it. The percentage of remote working is decreasing every day
Anna, I dont have your phone mumber. I am supposed to be part of your team as well. As usual good work. In this chat i got to Lindsay much better the last week. Cheers. TBH , i would like to be part of you skeleton team.
Wonderful conversation ❤
Apart from the substance, what is extremely interesting, having one one side a British locutor and on the other side an American one, is to really grab and compare the British and the American ways of speaking and accents. Even the beginners I guess and the intermediate will very clearly hear the differences and all indeed boils down to and pertains to two main things : Schwa and especially of course the way of pronouncing the 'r's ! Amazing !
As I beginner, I would probably have had troubles to tell one or the other but having imersed myself in the language for a few years now, I immediately can tell whether a person is British or American. Now, even if American English has its charm, my preference personally still goes to British English after all these years which, being French, is the one I originally learnt at school. I somewhat find it less 'exhuberant', more temperate, sweeter and softer. 🙂
... and not swedeRR and sofdeRR ... 😂 as the charming Lindsay would say, right? ;-)
Thank you for this lovely and interesting exchange and laid back discussion 🙏👏and Bisous to the both of you my lovelies. 😘😘🌹🌹❤❤
And don't forget:
FREE Julian ASSANGE, NOW !
Lovely to hear both of you again.
Thank you so much ma'am ana your so good English teacher and your pronunciation is nice ❤
Thank you my lovely teacher
Thank you teacher🎉❤
This is great topic. Thank you for this lovely and interesting exchange and laid back discussion😊
Thanks a lot Anna. İt's great video.
A very beautiful teacher. :)
Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much, this version of learning is one of the best. I can hear the clear pronunciation and read at the same time and the subject matter is also interesting. Nice to be here. ❤
This is a great topic.
How amazing 👏 😍
Oh Anna😍
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That’s awesome, thank you 🙏
Listen to AEE 2150 to get 3 uniquely British ways to start small talk with Anna Tyrie. Well done!
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Nice video ma'am
In Italy unfortunately ww move back fir the most part to the old way. I can't understand why but that's it. The percentage of remote working is decreasing every day
Anna, I dont have your phone mumber. I am supposed to be part of your team as well. As usual good work. In this chat i got to Lindsay much better the last week. Cheers. TBH , i would like to be part of you skeleton team.