'public school accent'
Posted by Travel Junkie on September 22, 2004
The accent of one who has been through the elite school system in the UK is distinctive. The question is -- how can this accent replace the original accent of boys from all over the country who presumably have developed their speech patterns when they get to school?
- 'public school accent' SR 22/September/04
- 'public school accent' David FG 23/September/04
- Lock-jawed Groton accent ESC 23/September/04
- Clenched jaw? Brian from Shawnee 24/September/04
- Clenched jaw? Lotg 24/September/04
- Clenched jaw? Brian from Shawnee 24/September/04
- Lock-jawed Groton accent ESC 23/September/04
- 'public school accent' David FG 23/September/04
- 'public school accent' James Briggs 22/September/04
- 'public school accent' Word Camel 22/September/04
- Recieved Pronunciation Ward 22/September/04
- Received wisdom Henry 22/September/04
- Received wisdom TheFallen 22/September/04
- Received wisdom Lotg (Okker accent) 23/September/04
- Sean Connery and I - Outed! Lewis 23/September/04
- Not only a European/Australian thing Bookworm 23/September/04
- Accent reduction? Lewis 23/September/04
- Oooh, does that hurt? Lotg 24/September/04
- Accent reduction? Lewis 23/September/04
- Not only a European/Australian thing Bookworm 23/September/04
- Sean Connery and I - Outed! Lewis 23/September/04
- Received wisdom Lotg (Okker accent) 23/September/04
- Received wisdom TheFallen 22/September/04
- Received wisdom Henry 22/September/04
- Recieved Pronunciation Ward 22/September/04
- 'public school accent' Word Camel 22/September/04