Neutral Accent
English is a language that uniquely has no set accent
Accent reflects the unique characteristics and background of a person. Many people take great pride in their accents.
A neutral accent is good, but be careful that you don’t sound like you think you are better than everyone else.
Neutral Accent means the language is considered accent-free. Speaking a language accent free can help ease communication with people who didn’t grow up speaking the language.
Accents are the epitome of life – thank God..The beauty of language is the way it is spoken . Live with a superb reality.
The only language you can truly speak is the one that you know when you are born.
Accents are part of cultural identity and are of course important for making impressions. Proper grammar is much more important.
No matter what a man’s accent, by far the most important thing for me is his personality, his character, and the content of what he says!
I don’t really care for the term “neutral accent”. I think it’s rather elitist.
Every form of speech contains accent. To say that one of these is “neutral” is to assume it is somehow superior to other accents. But all speech has an accent!
An accent is a way of speaking that gives your voice an identity.
A neutral accent (in any language) means that the speaker’s origin cannot be determined. For example, British, Canadian, US, and Australian English share common grammar, but one can easily distinguish between the four because of the unique accents.”The only thing we have in common is that we are all different”
The more you accent refined, the better your communication. So learn neutral accent. Source:
http://www.neutralaccent.com
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Author: SASIKUMAR
Accent Reduction Learn English Lesson #3
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