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British English accents – linguistic and cultural implications

I. M. Baibakova, Galina Drapaluk

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The present article aims at depicting the phenomenon of British English accents. It investigates general characteristics of British English accents, analyzing Standard English (Received Pronunciation), Scottish English and Welsh English varieties within the diversity of the English language.

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The present article aims at depicting the phenomenon of British English accents. It investigates general characteristics of British English accents, analyzing Standard English (Received Pronunciation), Scottish English and Welsh English varieties within the diversity of the English language.

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The present article aims at depicting the phenomenon of British English accents. It investigates general characteristics of British English accents, analyzing Standard English (Received Pronunciation), Scottish English and Welsh English varieties within the diversity of the English language.

Key concepts: British English, Welsh, Linguistics, Standard English, Varieties of English, English-based creole languages, Australian English, Pronunciation

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