The following site is very interesting.
The International Dialects of English Archive
Test your ear
" a non-regional style of American English"
Which do you prefer, Received Pronunciation or General American?
Or, which “dialect” do you prefer?
The following site is very interesting.
The International Dialects of English Archive
Test your ear
" a non-regional style of American English"
Which do you prefer, Received Pronunciation or General American?
Or, which “dialect” do you prefer?
Record your voice and compare with a native speaker, also be very immersed in the language.
It needs tons of hours, is it worth it?
Good question. In general, I’d say it’s not. But westerners learning a tonal language really should record themselves to get a grip on their tone errors. It’s a very powerful study method, that beats even getting corrected by a native speaker, imo.