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Probably due to English being a foreign/ second language. Pronunciation wise will be influenced by their first language.But why do they have this accent? or atleast like are there any studies like showing why they talk the way they do
Is this upper class curry accent also a falio?
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But why do they have this accent? or atleast like are there any studies like showing why they talk the way they do
Foreign Accent is mainly because certain sounds and vowel mouth movements are completely absent in their local languages so they either don't pronounce it or substitute it with sounds that are present in their local language when speaking the foreign language. For example many Asian and African languages don't have the /th/ sound in "That" so they replace it with /d/. That becomes Dat. They don't have the "schwa" sound either so they often skip it entirely.Probably due to English being a foreign/ second language. Pronunciation wise will be influenced by their first language.
If you're talking about their mother tongue, it's probably passed down since generations, which has seamlessly integrated into their culture
It sounds Indian to me but it is spoken well and he pronounces every syllable. Like when he says "very far" that is typical Indian pronunciation but his tonality and vowel sounds are on point so it sounds fine many Indo-Aryan and Dravidian language speakers struggle with vowel sounds but he doesnt @sportsmoggerSounds very similar to British
damm, thats a new fact for meForeign Accent is mainly because certain sounds and vowel mouth movements are completely absent in their local languages so they either don't pronounce it or substitute it with sounds that are present in their local language when speaking the foreign language. For example many Asian and African languages don't have the /th/ sound in "That" so they replace it with /d/. That becomes Dat. They don't have the "schwa" sound either so they often skip it entirely.
English is particularly confusing because in most asian languages you pronounce exactly how it is written stressing every word in the same way but in fast English speech not all words are pronounced equally. Why is the r not pronounced in the word "more" but the r is pronounced in "moreover" . It is not because they are not capable of doing it's just that they don't know when or how to do it you can technically teach yourself to learn to make those sounds with accent reduction classes but you'd have to think about all those rules before speaking every time. Ive done this and have reduced my accent a lot but the best way to pick up an accent is just by living and interacting with natives it will naturally come to you at some point.