B1 ACCENTS
Global Voices
ការបញ្ចេញសំឡេងតាមតំបន់
🎯 Scenario: The Weekly Team Call.
Listen to how 3 colleagues say the same sentence:
"I will park the car near the water."
Listen to how 3 colleagues say the same sentence:
"I will park the car near the water."
Sarah (New York)
American Accent
Liam (London)
British Accent
Priya (Mumbai)
Indian Accent
Key Differences:
1. The 'R' Sound: Americans pronounce the 'r' in "Park" and "Car". British speakers usually don't (unless a vowel follows).
2. The 'T' Sound: Americans often make 'Water' sound like 'Wader'. British say a sharp 'T'.
3. Vowels: Indian speakers may pronounce vowels shorter and quicker.
1. The 'R' Sound: Americans pronounce the 'r' in "Park" and "Car". British speakers usually don't (unless a vowel follows).
2. The 'T' Sound: Americans often make 'Water' sound like 'Wader'. British say a sharp 'T'.
3. Vowels: Indian speakers may pronounce vowels shorter and quicker.
Listen to the word: "COMPUTER"
Do you hear the 'r' at the end?
Word Stress & Vowels
Click to compare how they say specific words.
🍅 Tomato
US: To-MAY-to | UK: To-MAH-to
📅 Schedule
US: SKED-ule | UK: SHED-ule
📢 Advertisement
US: Ad-ver-TIZE | UK: Ad-VER-tis
Task: Transcribe the Indian Accent
Priya is speaking fast. Write exactly what she says.