American Pronunciation of words in England and vice versa, there is more pronounced English.
I know this might seem like a touchy topic to the members on here but i have found that a lot of people in Britain have taken to Americanisation of words.
I was wondering does this case in the United States of America? As a student, do everyone in the U.S. pronouncing words the same way as the Brits? Is there some sort of linguistic divide in India? Is it just us? Do you think so?
What is your opinion on a topic as complicated as football?
What has been the British pronunciation lately? If I had to guess, I would say that many, if not most, variations of pronunciation reflect our American tendency to prefer a somewhat simpler or faster way of saying a word. If my oafish American ears get it, the British “shedzhoowul” sounds tricky and a bit slow, whereas “skedjul” sounds easier to say, and comes out faster, suited to our too-impatient tempo of life over here. No joke, or no joke, “labore-atory” takes a microsecond longer than “liberation” a European year too long,
but this is very unlikely, but a common American dirty way of saying it.
