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> If you learn British English as a second language, that’s the accent you have. That doesnt seem to hold true for the ESL accents almost anywhere in the world
by ac29 4y ago
> If you learn British English as a second language, that’s the accent you have.
That doesnt seem to hold true for the ESL accents almost anywhere in the world, though. Most people's accents sound like their native tongue.
- colechristensen 4y agoAs you progress though your accent becomes more English and less your first language. If they're learning in the American sphere, you don't notice the second accent, if they're not... I really like running across a person developing an American Southern accent with their English learning.