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Stephen schrieb:
> I believe that Americans say there is a British accent but they are only being
> polite. That may stem from the non English Brits getting fed up being called
> English and being quite vocal about it. The "posh English" is called Received
> Pronunciation and is naturally found near London. Other English dialects vary
> considerably as do they between North and South Wales, various parts of Scotland
> and Ireland.
Reminds me of a trip to Great Britain, Scotland in particular. I had
expected them to speak some unintelligible accent, but no person I spoke
to did.
Then I drove down to the English Midlands, and at some point had to ask
for directions late at night. I stopped and asked some bloke that
happened to be there. He told me, and I nodded and thanked him politely.
Then I drove further down the road to ask someone else... >_<
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