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- Hello everyone, and welcome back to English With Lucy.

Today, I bring you an extremely, highly requested video.

After the success of my video, Three Ways to Sound More British,

I bring you Four More Ways to Sound More British.

Yep, I'm going to teach you how to differentiate between an American accent and a British accent, and how to achieve that perfect British-English accent.

Right, let's get on with the lesson.

Now, when I say British English,

I'm referring to received pronunciation, which is the British English that we tend to teach our students.

American English, well, I'm talking about general American pronunciation, which is the umbrella variety of American English.

Of course, there are so many other accents and dialects, but let's not over-complicate things.

Received pronunciation and general American.

Sometimes it's really difficult to differentiate between received pronunciation and general American pronunciation.

Have you ever wondered why some people are really good at imitating people, and impersonating people, and doing impressions of people?

Well, it's because they have a fine-tuned ear, they can hear the differences in vowel pronunciation especially, and also consonant pronunciation.

Today I'm going to teach you those differences that you might not have noticed, and then you can sound either more British or even more American, if you fancy it.

So, let's start with the letter O, or in received pronunciation, /ɑː/.

In general American, you might say, /bɑːks/, or /klɑːk/ or /dɔːg/.

So we've got /ɑː/, and /ɔː/ sounds, /a: / as in /klɑːk/, and /ɔ: / as in /dɔ: g/.

In received pronunciation, it's much more simple.

It's just /ɒ/, /bɒks/, /klɒk/, /dɒg/.

To make this sound, you need your lips to be a nice round circle. /ɒ/, /ɒ/, and it's a short vowel, not a long one like in general American.

Other examples, /stɒp/, /pɒsəbl/, /nɒt/.

Right, let's move on to the letter A.

We're looking at longer vowels here.

In general American you might pronounce this word as /pæs/, with an /æ/ sound.

In received pronunciation, we say /pɑ: s/, with an /ɑ: / sound. /æ/, /pæs/. /ɑ: /, /pɑ: s/.

More examples, /dæns/, /dɑ: ns/, /dʒəˈræf/, /dʒɪˈrɑːf/.

I apologise if my American accent makes you cringe.

It makes me cringe too.

The next one, again, we're looking at the letter O, but it's a different vowel sound.

It's actually a diphthong, which are 2 vowel sounds together.

In a word like this, Americans would say /kroʊ/ with an /o/ sound.

/kroʊ/.

Their mouth shape will be different.

In received pronunciation, we say /krəʊ/, so it's more /ə/, /ʊ/, rather than /o/, /ʊ/. /kroʊ/, /krəʊ/.

See, the difference?

It's very, very subtle.

But if you're an actor, and you want to nail that British English accent, this is something you can really work on.

/oʊ/, American English. /əʊ/, received pronunciation.

More examples? /noʊ/, /nəʊ/. /noʊ/, /nəʊ/. /goʊ/, /gəʊ/. /goʊ/, /gəʊ/.

It's so, so subtle.

It's very easy to miss.

It's all about the mouth shape.

And the last one, the last way that you can sound more British is to avoid yod-dropping.

Yod-dropping is a phenomenon that I'm not going to go into, but basically, it's this difference.

In general American, I would say /nuː/, and in received pronunciation, I would say /njuː/.

General American, /tuːn/.

Received pronunciation, /tjuːn/, /tjuːn/.

General American, /duː/, /duː/.

And received pronunciation, /djuː/, /djuː/.

In received pronunciation, we include that /juː/ sound, and we include it in certain environments after /t/, /d/ and /n/. /njuː/, /djuː/, /tjuːn/.

It's actually the way that Americans used to pronounce things, but it's been dropped over time, and Americans don't always drop the yod.

They still say, oh that's cute.

So, cute is an example of a word that is pronounced equally in both Britain and America.

Right, that's it for today's lesson.

I hope you enjoyed it.

I hope you learned something.

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-大家好，欢迎和露西回到英语。
今天，我给你带来了一个非常，要求很高的视频。
在我的视频成功之后，有三种方法可以让我听起来更像英国人，
我给你带来了四种听起来更英国化的方法。
是的，我要教你如何区分美国口音和英国口音，以及如何达到完美的英国口音。
好吧，我们继续上课吧。
现在，当我说英国英语时，
我指的是接收发音，这是我们倾向于教学生的英国英语。
美国英语，嗯，我说的是一般的美国发音，这是美国英语的总称。
当然，还有很多其他的口音和方言，但我们不要把事情搞得太复杂。
收到发音和一般美国人。
有时很难区分收到的发音和一般的美国发音。
你有没有想过，为什么有些人真的擅长模仿人，模仿人，做人的印象？
嗯，这是因为他们有一个调谐良好的耳朵，他们能听到在元音发音上的差异，尤其是在辅音发音上。
今天我要教你那些你可能没有注意到的差异，如果你喜欢的话，你可以听起来更英国化，甚至更美国化。
那么，让我们从字母O开始，或者从接收到的发音开始，/。
一般来说，美国人可能会说，/b ks/，或/kl k/或/d g/。
所以我们有/_/和/_/声音，/a:/as in/kl k/，和//as in/d：g/。
在接收到的发音中，它要简单得多。
它只是//、/b_k s/、/kl_k/、/d_g/。
要发出这种声音，你需要你的嘴唇成为一个漂亮的圆形。//、//，它是一个短元音，不像一般美国人那样长。
其他示例，/ST_P/，/P S_BL/，/N_T/。
好的，我们继续读字母A。
我们在这里研究更长的元音。
一般来说，美国人可能会把这个词发音为/p_s/，并伴有/_/音。
在接收到的发音中，我们说/p_：s/，带一个/：音。// /，/ P·S／。/：/，/p：s/。
更多例子，/d_ns/，/d_：ns/，/d__r_f/，/d_inching_r_f/。
如果我的美国口音让你畏缩，我道歉。
它也让我畏缩。
下一个，同样，我们在看字母O，但它是一个不同的元音。
实际上是一个双元音，两个元音在一起。
用这样一个词，美国人会说/kro_/和/o/音。
/KRO／。
它们的嘴形状会有所不同。
在接收到的发音中，我们说/kr/，所以它更多的是/rel/，//，而不是/o/，//。/kro_/，/kr_/。
看到了吗，区别？
非常非常微妙。
但如果你是一个演员，你想强调英国英语的口音，这是你可以真正研究的东西。
/O_/，美式英语。//，收到发音。
更多的例子？/无/，/n/。/无/，/n/。/去/，/g/。/去/，/g/。
太微妙了。
很容易错过。
都是关于嘴巴的形状。
最后一个，你能听起来更英国化的最后一个方法是避免你掉下来。
YOD下降是一个我不想去研究的现象，但基本上，这就是区别。
一般来说，我会说/nu_/，在收到的发音中，我会说/nju_/。
美国将军，/tu_n/。
收到发音，/tju_n/，/tju_n/。
美国将军，/du/，/du/。
收到发音，/dju_/，/dju_/。
在接收到的发音中，我们包含那个/ju_/音，并且在/t/、/d/和/n/之后的特定环境中包含它。/nju_/、/dju_/、/tju_n/。
事实上，这是美国人用来发音的方式，但随着时间的推移，这种发音被省略了，美国人也不总是省略“yod”。
他们仍然说，哦，那很可爱。
因此，可爱是一个在英国和美国发音相同的词的例子。
对，今天的课就到此为止。
希望你喜欢。
我希望你学到了一些东西。
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