British English / Canadian English / American English lessons

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Hello all,

I’m just wondering if there is a way to find out what accent the English lessons are in without having to go through them all.

I have some students using LingQ and some of them prefer listening to British English, where others prefer American English and Canadian English.

Is there a way to filter the English lessons to these accents? If not, do you think it would be a good idea to do this?

Thanks,

Anthony.

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If I see the following words, I consider the writer to be British.
Labour instead of labor
Neighbour instead of neighbor
Urbanisation instead of urbanization
The ground floor

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Centre instead of center

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Go to the Library. Click on Browse the Whole Library. Search by the accent of your choice.

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If the provider is skyblueteapot they are British English.

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Thanks for the replies everyone!

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I don’t think it’s so important for the learners. English is existing now in different shapes: Brit. English, Am. English, Can. English, Austr. English - but they all are only various forms of a modern lively English.
The differences are interesting first of all for the philologists and some finical students.

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I don’t know about others but for me it matters. I love the british accent and that’s what I like the lessons to be in!

By the way… we need more british in the library!