English is the most common language in the united States. Though the U.S. federal government has no official language, English is considered in practice but not necessarily ordinated by law, because of its wdespread use. English has been given official status by 30 of the 50 state government.
The use of the English in the U.S was inherited from British colonization. The first wave of the English speaking settlers arrieved in North America in the 17th centure. During that time, there were also speakers of Spanish, French, Dutch, German Swedissh, Iriss and so on. Without this they have kind of difference in their language with different accents.
The use of the English in the U.S was inherited from British colonization. The first wave of the English speaking settlers arrieved in North America in the 17th centure. During that time, there were also speakers of Spanish, French, Dutch, German Swedissh, Iriss and so on. Without this they have kind of difference in their language with different accents.
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Hey i want to know about the english pronunciation of USA citizens?
Do all the people of different states pronounce english following USA Standard Pronunciation.
Did you got my point?
I mean, will i face problem of pronunciation if i go to talk with any american citizen of any state?
Well yea they do have different kinds of pronunciation in different states.N u will obviously face sme prblems wen u r gonna talk wid them. Like I hve seen dat Taxas ppl and New york ppl hve very different accents. N as its their mother tounge so obviously it will be too much different then our accent...
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