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2 comments:
Is this the famous 'rp' pronuntiation ?
Yes, it is. Received Pronunciation, also known as "RP," is a British accent known as the "Standard British" accent. It is spoken mostly in London and South East England but is also the accent most often used in formal education and the media (such as news broadcasts). The one we study in class, and the one shown on Adrian Underhill's Phonemic Chart.
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