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Date: 2005-10-03 10:14:33
English language
British English
Sociolinguistics
Received Pronunciation
Standard English
Accent
American English
English language in England
English languages
Anglo-Frisian languages
West Germanic languages

Phonetics and Linguistics, UCL X202/05/1L PLINX202 ENGLISH ACCENTS

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