> If you learn British English as a second language, that’s the accent you have. Depends what you learn from. If you learn English from the British then sure.

> If you learn British English as a second language, that’s the accent you have. Depends what you learn from. If you learn English from the British then sure. As you might in Europe. But if you learn from Americans, or even from American TV, well, that's what you'll learn. There's no one "British" accent though, people learning English in a region of England or Scotland do and should pick up the local accent. What works is correct, speaking like a local is what works.