From the broad Scottish brogue to the unmistakable Geordie twang, the UK is home to a bewilderingly diverse array of different accents. But while you might pride yourself on your knowledge of ...

The researchers pointed out that many speakers of the Essex accent only moved to the area over the past 25 years from London.

Some can be difficult to distinguish from one another, while others like the more rounded voweled Belfast accent sounds very different from a Dublin accent. When put to the test, people from ...

For instance, a New Yorker will likely speak the same English language in a completely different accent from a native Texan. How did Americans get so many distinctive accents? Following is a ...

Individuals who speak English as their first language may be considered to have a “regional accent” (for example, someone from Canada will sound different from someone from England or Australia). A ...

Your accent affects the way you pronounce words. For example, different people might pronounce the word ‘scone’ in different ways. Scone could rhyme with ‘cone’ or with ‘gone.’ ...