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How to not pronounce "ephemeral".

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what the capitals of the countries have to do with the English. enlighten us plz. and plural of phenomenon is phenomena not phenomeni.

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Terrific means awful not fantastic

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i think american is just better

"Wou-ah"

Around the World they speak British ENGLISH. Americans speak RUBBISH

Once upon a time, English was belong to Germanic Languages.

Very underrated video. You should have got more views than you have

Ummm, sorry but you should probably get some tutoring from an actual Australian before doing another one of these 😅 You make us sound like a mix of Cockneys and New Zealanders.

Anything that might be said in the United States is differently pronunciation in other countries

I normally do pronounce words in America just fine nothing different

What happens if there were a American speaks in British English

I thought Americans uses the t sounds in some words

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I said thanks God created American English ...

I like the British accent specially Cockney accent but I find cockney accent difficult and heard I find American accent boring

I like the British accent specily cockney accent but I find it difficult and heard

I think that Australian accent is a mixter btw British and American accent because the Australians pronounce t when cames to the middle and to the end r like Americans but don't pronounce r when cames to the end like British people and a Australian accent is very fast this is for pronunciation but according to vocabulary is different I talk British accent with cookny accent I like it I don't like American accent I find it boring

You just gave me ear aids.

Aussie is the funniest form of English.

I'm flying across the pond to polish my English.

very useful ! great video

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British English is best

Plz give phonemic transcription of the words also.... thanks

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Simple, learning American English is more accessible and useful and it's quite easy to understand unlike British English which is so-called "fancier and more formal" but I'd disagree with that thanks to the fact that the British don't emphasize the R sound which is crucial to understand key words and whole ideas that contain the letter R at the end of a word or when it's between two vowels and it's got to be pronounced, something that Americans do all the time and that's why the American accent is more understandable and much clearer and it's the most commonly used accent of English worldwide.

Simple. They speak American, we speak English.