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Engish Does this sound natural?
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A little unnatural
@lizzynguyen: it's obvious that you learned American English. it's definitely not UK.
UK standard English is much clearer.
Some words are incomprehensible.
Learning ..I thought you said wanting ..wanning ..Americans drop the ' t '
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Natural
For American English it's pretty natural, but you may want to practice Queen's English (the standard accent in London) if your trying to learn UK English.
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A little unnatural
I can understand what you are saying but there was a mistake. You said "learning" incorrectly.
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A little unnatural
If you are trying to learn UK English I'd recommend listening to man called "Stephen fry". He's in movies, TV shows, audio books and is all over YouTube.
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What does Tho mean?
answer@AllindA it is "though" not "thought" it looks similar but without the "t" at the end. examples: "her first name was Rose, though no one cal...
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What does Tho mean?
answerIt’s just English slang. I think people add it to emphasize the point being made, “that dress tho”
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What does Tho mean?
answerIt means though.
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What does Tho mean?
answer@erik147 tho = though (just internet slang version) 😊
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What does Englich mean?
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