North American English regional phonology is the study of variations in the pronunciation of spoken English by the inhabitants of various parts of North America (the United States and Canada). North American English can be divided into several regional dialects based on phonological, phonetic, lexical, and some syntactic features. North American English includes American English, which has several highly developed and distinct regional varieties, along with the closely related Canadian English, which is more homogeneous. American English (especially Western dialects) and Canadian English have more in common with each other than with the many varieties of English outside North America.
The most recent work documenting and studying the phonology of North American English dialects as a whole is the Atlas of North American English by William Labov, Sharon Ash, and Charles Boberg, on which much of the description below is based, following on a tradition of sociolinguistics dating to the 1960s; earlier large-scale American dialectology focused more on lexical variation than on phonology.
I was that kid sittin' over in the corner, smiling with a shit-eating grin And I was that kid smilin' in the back of class 'cause I'm fryin' on mescaline I was that kid drinkin' 40's on the bleachers getting drunk after school Gettin' home too late, fallin' on my face, way too drunk to skate and actin' a fool I was that kid never doing good at nothing except for maybe at P.E. And I was that kid getting bullied by the filipinos rollin with ABT Me and my friends reading the satanic bible thinking we should start a band Cutting class to jam, cutting class to jam In my dad's garage we learned to Act a fool - don't need to be cool Pissed off too and breaking the rules Mama told me stay in school don't rock 'n roll But this is my american high I was that kid that was crank-calling your girlfriend, couldn't get a goddamn date And I was that kid that was getting hella busted for pissin' on the bart train I fuckin' hated school except for hanging out with my friends, the outcast that was startin' up a band Fremont was the town, California-bound, bay area sound, taught me Act a fool - don't need to be cool Pissed off too and breaking the rules Mama told me stay in school don't rock 'n roll But this is my american high I'm that kid you tried to punk in english class Now I'm in a band and you're kissing my... Asteroids beat out homework Slayer beat out Zeppelin Not the sharpest noggin that's why I'm in this band And what you got against me, I don't need a new job What you got against me, I'll get by on my own Tellin' me I'm never getting by from my songs I love it when you're proven wrong Act a fool - don't need to be cool Pissed off too and breaking the rules Mama told me stay in school don't rock 'n roll But this is my american high Act a fool - don't need to be cool Break the rules 'cause this is my american
They tend to make more errors if you have a non-native or a regional accent, are Black, speak in AfricanAmericanVernacularEnglish, code-switch, if you are a woman, are old, are too young or have a speech impediment.
They tend to make more errors if you have a non-native or a regional accent, are Black, speak in AfricanAmericanVernacularEnglish, code-switch, if you are a woman, are old, are too young or have a speech impediment.
In footage shared to Facebook, the woman - who was identified as Australian but could be heard having an American accent - yelled expletives and harassed the flight crew ... American embassy tomorrow”.
... have had a British accent, not an American black one ... Harris, on Youtube, he doesn’t speak with an American black accent either ... Thank goodness there’s no such thing as a Native American accent.
... Tabbal) and their teacher (Marjan Neshat) speak fluent AmericanEnglish when they’re supposed to be speaking Farsi, and a very accented broken English when they’re supposed to be speaking English.
The 69-year-old, who is reportedly Australian but appears to speak with an American accent and threatened to take crew to the US embassy, was arrested on arrival ... You're going straight to the American embassy tomorrow,' she continued ...Adelaide. .
But after its Netflix release on Nov ...Emilia Pérez ... Saldaña, featured on the Oscar-nominated song “El Mal,” saves much of the soundtrack with her singing, though she does occasionally slip into her native American accent when singing in English ... ....
(Also read. ).Emilia Perez, a musical set in Mexico, is streaming on Netflix ...It's a mongrel film," he said ... In contrast, Gomez -- a third-generation MexicanAmerican -- raised eyebrows in the land of her ancestors for her accent when speaking Spanish.
Part of the plan means evacuating Manitas’ American wife (Gomez) and two children out of Mexico, to snowy Europe, while believing their patriarch has been taken out by rival drug lords ... American ...
Dubai... He gets prompt alerts in a distinctly American accent and they include everything from traffic congestion, an approaching breakdown or an alternative route to the presence of an upcoming camera or even a police patrol on the shoulder ... .
GLAAD described it as “a profoundly retrograde portrayal of a trans woman.” On a podcast, superstar Mexican comic Eugenio Derbez ridiculed the accent of Mexican AmericanSelena Gomez — who plays ...
He's Steven Soderbergh... Both Dynevor and Ifans struggle with their American accents, which adds to the slapdash feel, especially since there's no real reason their characters needed to be American ... Inheritance. Rated R. Directed by Neil Burger ... ....
"I see people right now always carrying their passport with them, even though they're American citizens – just because they're Latino and speak with an accent.".
