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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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SOS - Serious problems with understanding London accent , fast small talks
Hello
I have serios problems understanding London traditional (cockney , half cockney) , regional accents, especially in small talks. Sometimes I dodnt understand even one single word from the entire speach.
Please tell me where I can buy/find audio materials with small talks, accent.
I also need an native English speaker with accent to have conversation lessons three times a week ($$). Ready to pay.
Please help - I have a risk to lose my job!
Alex
I have serios problems understanding London traditional (cockney , half cockney) , regional accents, especially in small talks. Sometimes I dodnt understand even one single word from the entire speach.
Please tell me where I can buy/find audio materials with small talks, accent.
I also need an native English speaker with accent to have conversation lessons three times a week ($$). Ready to pay.
Please help - I have a risk to lose my job!
Alex
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Hello Alex, Are you based in London? I'm sure someone could suggest a good ESL-school where you could take conversation lessons. The ultimate way of learning to understand a new accent is to spend as much time as possible listening to people with that particular accent.
- Hello Alex, Are you based in London?
- I'm sure someone could suggest a good ESL-school where you could take conversation lessons.
- The ultimate way of learning to understand a new accent is to spend as much time as possible listening to people with that particular accent.
- However, if you are in a hurry (and I understand you are), you might want to take some private ESL-lessons with a teacher who could help you understand Cockney.
- Let me know what you think.
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Hello Alex,
Are you based in London? I'm sure someone could suggest a good ESL-school where you could take conversation lessons. The ultimate way of learning to understand a new accent is to spend as much time as possible listening to people with that particular accent. However, if you are in a hurry (and I understand you are), you might want to take some private ESL-lessons with a teache
Are you based in London? I'm sure someone could suggest a good ESL-school where you could take conversation lessons. The ultimate way of learning to understand a new accent is to spend as much time as possible listening to people with that particular accent. However, if you are in a hurry (and I understand you are), you might want to take some private ESL-lessons with a teache
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