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British vs. American accent challenge
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00:28
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Where is Natasha from?
London, England
California,US
Sydney, Australia
Toronto, Canada
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01:23
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Why does Natasha say she pronounces the first syllable of "vitamin" as "vai"?
Because it is spelled with "V-I"
Because it is derived from French
Because her teacher taught her that way
Because the "H" is silent
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02:03
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How does Natasha describe the pronunciation of the "T" sound in words like "water" and "butter" in her accent?
It is pronounced sharply
It sounds like an "H" sound
It tends to sound like a "D"
It is completely silent
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02:26
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How do Sophia and Natasha differ in their pronunciation of the word "herb"?
Sophia says "erb" (silent H), while Natasha says "herb" (pronounced H)
Sophia says "herb" (pronounced H), while Natasha says "erb" (silent H)
Both of them drop the "H" sound completely
Neither of them pronounces the letter "R"
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02:47
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How does Sophia describe the London British accent when pronouncing certain words?
It is very open and loud
It sounds identical to the American accent
It is very closed in the mouth, like the sound is swallowed
It replaces all vowel sounds with a "D" sound
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03:45
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What did Sophia realize about the pronunciation of the letter "H" from another YouTube video?
It should always be pronounced as "haitch" in the UK
It is actually meant to be pronounced as "aitch"
American English always adds an extra "H" sound
It is no longer part of the phonetic alphabet
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