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Do you prefer American English or British English? |
No offense, really. And none taken.
But what you doesn't see doesn't mean it is not true,
we d ...
duenna 发表于 2011-7-12 01:34 AM
you doesn't see / more commonly use / they've went to / it is my bad / you don't mean it an offensive way / I feel a bit of it / For an instant example / consider it about the people we hang out with / would sound alike or even the same
we all does say both ' you have an American accent ' or ' you have a British slang '
Pronunciation is basically a synonym of accent.
If you are bugged because of the details of word choosing, then I apologize, it is my bad.
I know you don't mean it an offensive way, but somehow I feel a bit of it.
The term of 强读和弱读 actually means in some words, some letters are not pronounced. What we call silent vowels/letters.For an instant example : people
You don't read pe-o-ple which means the O' is actually silent vowel. You've misunderstood about the 强读和弱读 part.
I pointed out that I studied American syllabus wasn't because I was showing off, but if it is what bugged you then I apologize again, too, for it.
but some of your point of view is actually a little shallow.
Yes we are all Malaysian,
doesn't mean people who speak with an accent/slang are pretenders,
I understand that locally we will be mocked, or look like one kind of bimbo or pretenders just because the way we speak.
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