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> However, in practice it seems that the difference between an average
> British accent and an average American accent is way subtler and much more
> indistinguishable, at least to me.
The most universal difference I've come across is how "t" is pronounced. In
America it seems nobody actually pronounces it as a "t" but more of a soft
"d" sound. To me, an American who says "Dakota" sounds pretty much the same
as "Dakoda", in an average British English accent they are completely
different sounds.
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