thetwilightzone
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- Jul 14, 2018
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I know it's an English accent but which one is it. Would like to learn how to speak like that.
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I know it's an English accent but which one is it. Would like to learn how to speak like that.
I can't detect a regional accent.
It sounds like it's a trained accent.
It sounds like it's a trained accent.
fun fact, ppl tend to use received pronunciation for shakespeare, but he actually probably didn't sound like that at all
