Learning different accent
These days I practise English listening on the following website. However, there are a number of options that we can select while choosing an accent. As far as I'm concerned, it would be highly beneficial if I learn more frequent accents first. Therefore, I would be really grateful if someone suggest me what are the most suitable accents that I need to practise firstly. Furthermore, is there significant differences between different accents in the UK?
English (UK) - Rachel
English (UK) - Peter
English (UK) - Lucy
English (UK) - Gabriel
English (UK) - Grace
English (UK) - Charles
English (UK) - Audrey
English (UK) - Graham
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I listened briefly to those speakers. Mostly they reflect British English as spoken by educated speakers in the south or south-east of England. There are no clear regional accents.
- I listened briefly to those speakers.
- Mostly they reflect British English as spoken by educated speakers in the south or south-east of England.
- There are no clear regional accents.
- "Peter" sounds a bit "fruity", and the voice of "Charles" has some faint slightly noticeable features that I find hard to place.
- The others all seem unremarkable.
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I listened briefly to those speakers. Mostly they reflect British English as spoken by educated speakers in the south or south-east of England. There are no clear regional accents. "Peter" sounds a bit "fruity", and the voice of "Charles" has some faint slightly noticeable features that I find hard to place. The others all seem unremarkable. Though individual words/sounds are apparently taken
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