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ha_lu

27 giu 2019

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When you hear an English song, do you feel a difference in pronunciation if it was sung in American English? What is the difference?
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Igirisujin

27 giu 2019

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@ha_lu A lot of English popular music is sung with an American accent.

It’s always noticeable.

Generally the vowels are longer and consonants are softer so it is easy to sing that way.

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BakaGames2001

27 giu 2019

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There are some small differences in pronunciation but the major difference is the accents. Apart from that there isn't any differences that could cause misunderstanding, if you can understand UK english then you can understand American english.
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Igirisujin

27 giu 2019

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@ha_lu A lot of English popular music is sung with an American accent.

It’s always noticeable.

Generally the vowels are longer and consonants are softer so it is easy to sing that way.

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ha_lu

27 giu 2019

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@evanoates2601 Thank you very much for your polite comments! And I'm sorry for the late reply.
I was relieved to the fact that there was no misunderstanding for the difference in pronunciation.
Can I ask a little more detail about “There are some small differences in pronunciation”? I'd like to know if there is a concrete example, and what you feel different about American and British singers.

ha_lu

27 giu 2019

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@Igirisujin Oh, I understand! Thank you very much for the correct answer!
And I'm sorry for the late reply!

May I ask you the following questions, if you like?
For example, the Beatles etc. are also American accents?
Also, are the old and famous Scottish songs the same?

Igirisujin

27 giu 2019

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@ha_lu In most of the earlier songs the Beatles copied American singers, in their later songs they often sang with English pronunciation.

Old Scots songs would be in Scots (Scottish).

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ha_lu

28 giu 2019

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@Igirisujin Oh I see!
Thank you very much for answering additional questions!
It was very helpful.

Igirisujin

28 giu 2019

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@ha_lu You're welcome.

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BakaGames2001

10 lug 2019

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@ha_lu well im not sure if theyd use this word in a song but i believe americans say "trash/trash can" whereas english people would say "rubbish/rubbish bin" there are a few words like this that are different.
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When you hear an English song, do you feel a difference in pronunciation if it was sung in American English? What is the difference?Thank you for reading. Vedi una traduzione

@ha_lu A lot of English popular music is sung with an American accent. It’s always noticeable. Generally the vowels are longer and consonants are softer so it is easy to sing that way.

There are some small differences in pronunciation but the major difference is the accents. Apart from that there isn't any differences that could cause misunderstanding, if you can understand UK english then you can understand American english.hope this helps☺️

@ha_lu A lot of English popular music is sung with an American accent. It’s always noticeable. Generally the vowels are longer and consonants are softer so it is easy to sing that way.

@ha_lu In most of the earlier songs the Beatles copied American singers, in their later songs they often sang with English pronunciation.Old Scots songs would be in Scots (Scottish).

@ha_lu You're welcome.

@ha_lu well im not sure if theyd use this word in a song but i believe americans say "trash/trash can" whereas english people would say "rubbish/rubbish bin" there are a few words like this that are different. ☺️

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When you hear an English song, do you feel a difference in pronunciation if it was sung in American English? What is the difference?
Thank you for reading.

@ha_lu A lot of English popular music is sung with an American accent.

It’s always noticeable.

Generally the vowels are longer and consonants are softer so it is easy to sing that way.

There are some small differences in pronunciation but the major difference is the accents. Apart from that there isn't any differences that could cause misunderstanding, if you can understand UK english then you can understand American english.
hope this helps☺️

@ha_lu A lot of English popular music is sung with an American accent.

It’s always noticeable.

Generally the vowels are longer and consonants are softer so it is easy to sing that way.

@ha_lu In most of the earlier songs the Beatles copied American singers, in their later songs they often sang with English pronunciation.

Old Scots songs would be in Scots (Scottish).

@ha_lu well im not sure if theyd use this word in a song but i believe americans say "trash/trash can" whereas english people would say "rubbish/rubbish bin" there are a few words like this that are different.
☺️