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Which English you feel convenient to speak? #1 (permalink) Tue Sep 30, 2008 6:56 am   Which English you feel convenient to speak?
 

Hi !

I would like to ask you that
among all different type of English like -British English,Canadian English ,American English,Australian English,.......and so on.

Which you feel convenient and easy to speak ? Give reason for that.
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Which English you feel convenient to speak? #2 (permalink) Wed Oct 01, 2008 0:26 am   Which English you feel convenient to speak?
 

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They are all easy to learn and to speak. There is little to distinguish them other than some vowel sounds and a bit of vocabulary.
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Which English you feel convenient to speak? #3 (permalink) Wed Oct 01, 2008 14:41 pm   Which English you feel convenient to speak?
 

well i think that the british english is hardest than the American english ... so i prefer the 2nd cuz for me it's the easiest.... :roll: :roll:
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Which English you feel convenient to speak? #4 (permalink) Thu Oct 02, 2008 3:19 am   Which English you feel convenient to speak?
 

Hi Everybody;
I think that the first option is to speak English then I can choose improve with some accent language.
Now I am working with some many people the different Country, they speak English with different accent, sometime I do not understand.

Regards from Peru
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Which English you feel convenient to speak? #5 (permalink) Thu Oct 02, 2008 4:42 am   Which English you feel convenient to speak?
 

Try Singaporean English, or simply, Singlish.
You'll be surprised by their accent and dialect.
Singlish is a direct translation of local Chinese into English, without the grammatical modifications.
Thus, it sounds very low-class, and incomprehendable to foreigners, although it is normal to me.
Note to self: Singlish, not good.

I wonder if there are any Singaporeans here?
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Which English you feel convenient to speak? #6 (permalink) Thu Oct 02, 2008 5:22 am   Which English you feel convenient to speak?
 

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Not I, but I have spoken to some very literate Singaporeans, whose English was much the same in pronunciation as AmE and exhibited no significant structural differences. I think that 'Singlish' and Singaporean English are two different things.
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