Chris Pratt and the Essex Accent Hollywood actors have a unique talent to tell a story through their character’s eyes, using body language, facial expressions, the words and the way that they say them. In some cases, Hollywood actors have to portray a character that is from another country, and for this, they have to […]
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7 Celebrities Who Speak With Cockney Accents As a multi-cultural capital city, London accents are as varied as its people. If you’re learning English and are travelling to London to practice your language skills with the locals, it can be hard to understand the many local dialects and slang words, as well as how to
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Scottish TV Shows to Help Your Listening Skills Understanding regional British accents isn’t always easy. With so many diverse pronunciations and localised phrases, even some UK natives find it difficult to understand everything that is being said, especially when the regional accent is so thick. Hence why I made this list for you about Scottish
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14 Examples of Yorkshire Slang The Yorkshire accent isn’t known as a difficult accent to understand. The unique Yorkshire slang words however can be. They are used across the many towns and cities within the Yorkshire region and can be challenging to understand at first. These can affect new students learning British English and informal,
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5 British TV Shows You Can Find on YouTube A student of mine has just moved to London and has mentioned how difficult it is to understand the people at her job. Luckily she isn’t the only one. This is a common problem for people around the globe who want to understand British native speakers. I suggest
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And Which British Accent Should I Learn? Across the world, millions of English learners are happily studying away, listening to their teachers who probably have or are teaching about the RP (Received Pronunciation) accent. Little do they know, when they eventually meet a native speaker, they are probably going to come across one of the
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