no. though you DO sometimes hear the 2d tone in Canadian English (thanks to Hong Couver) her accent is definitely not Anglo-Canadian. Elision is about the same in US and Canadian English but like UK & English Canadians tend to pronounce their consonants and vowels more distinctly. This comment brought to you by the letter A as in Autumn.
1:26 for example : U.S. ah-posit instead of aw-posit is a clear give-away. Her accent is however north atlantic anglo normalized i.e. not regionalized; accent convergence due to mass media is quite real though you still can distinguish their accents they are definitely converging.
1:37 a Canadian or Briton would say hwy not wahr. The WH in U.S. English has become a simple W whereas in UK English it remains hw (why English decided words which are in fact pronounced hwich hwen hwy whould be spelled which when and why evades me). her accent is quite good but isn't Anglo-Canadian. I can also tell you differences between joual and parisien and langue d'oc but her Chinese is so much better than mine. So back to work for me.
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She is really beautiful
1st comment.... First give replay for my comments.
@Betty from ChinesePod Team HAPPY NEW YEAR 💖😊
@Betty from ChinesePod Team I hope you enjoyed christmastime 😊. But chinese don't celebrate christmas right?
2nd comment: You sound like you're from Ontario.
no. though you DO sometimes hear the 2d tone in Canadian English (thanks to Hong Couver) her accent is definitely not Anglo-Canadian. Elision is about the same in US and Canadian English but like UK & English Canadians tend to pronounce their consonants and vowels more distinctly.
This comment brought to you by the letter A as in Autumn.
1:26 for example : U.S. ah-posit instead of aw-posit is a clear give-away.
Her accent is however north atlantic anglo normalized i.e. not regionalized; accent convergence due to mass media is quite real though you still can distinguish their accents they are definitely converging.
1:37 a Canadian or Briton would say hwy not wahr. The WH in U.S. English has become a simple W whereas in UK English it remains hw (why English decided words which are in fact pronounced hwich hwen hwy whould be spelled which when and why evades me).
her accent is quite good but isn't Anglo-Canadian.
I can also tell you differences between joual and parisien and langue d'oc
but her Chinese is so much better than mine. So back to work for me.
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