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American accent vs. British accent


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Hi Fri Sep 26, 2008 17:08 pm  Hi
 

I have this problem too. Most of english insistute teach Ame accent in Iran I think because the american accent is very easier than the British . also it's clear the british accent is very better(in my opinion!)I like to learn british accent but I m afraid I 'll mix up!
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