Language Changes Happening in the UK , Will This Affect You ?
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There are many changes going on in the UK , multiculture integration being amongst the biggest
Now according to a study we are losing the two main traditional accents in the South , King’s English and Cockney , these are being replaced by three new accents,
Voice analysis found the two accents had been overtaken by standard southern British English (SSBE), as articulated by Ellie Goulding; estuary English, as spoken by Adele; and multicultural London English, as voiced by Stormzy.
So things don't only look different, they sound different too
So is this going to effect the way people learn English, and make it harder for none English speakers to learn the language ?
If so you could be in big 'Barney rubble'
There are lots of accents around the UK and different dialects too. I am Welsh so It does not effect me. My first language Is Welsh too. I was raised In a Welsh community and was schooled In a Welsh language School. There are different Welsh accents too depending on where you are from. Not all Welsh people has a Welsh accent. English Is the most easiest language to learn so It won’t matter. It’s only the slang that’s different. Only the Welsh know how to Cwtch.
I find there's mire if a twang in certain people from watching a lot of American TV. They use American words rather then English words
Jerseydrew Yes J i agree, you pick up a lot of this from tv, and you find a lot of Americanism in our language here in the UK from there
No change in Yorkshire, well not so far for my kids, you only need a 1 minute conversation with my mob and you'll know where their from lol
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