agnes wrote on Apr 30th 2004, 16:31:30 about
| Amount of texts to »RP-English« | 12, and there are 11 texts (91.67%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 167 Characters |
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| First text | on Jul 26th 2000, 00:06:13 wrote KD about RP-English |
| Latest text | on Oct 10th 2006, 19:25:39 wrote Max Maslen about RP-English |
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KD wrote on Jul 26th 2000, 00:06:13 about
RP-English
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RP-English is »received pronunciation English,« as in received from the Queen Mother or something.
You couldn't say a word on the BBC without it for years, but lately that's changing.
Nothing about Frank Leigh Dearie in this one. Just a word from KD, your sponsor.
Gumby wrote on Aug 23rd 2001, 14:46:32 about
RP-English
Rating: 3 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyThe opposite of RP English is using words not known of or used by the Queen Mother. They may include such x-gen words as, x-gen, cool, bogus, rank, dude, and any other words you or your little brother or cousin uses.
lngupta wrote on Sep 18th 2001, 18:31:10 about
RP-English
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I never recieved any of the kind mentioned above.Whatever, little knowledge of the language, I have, is nodoubt, not worth to be mentioned. But I am sure that the RP-english may not be known to me becuse till now I did not understand exactly what it means. however let me try to follow it in the manner which may I do think is fit. Rate of pronounciation of the english language is concerned it totally deoends on the condition and environment of the user in which conditions he started learning the language.So far our part is concerned we learnt from our teachers who used to stress on the fact that the pronouciations correctness depends on the phonetic
sound which one should suposed to learn basically from one`s environemnt in which usually he has been reared of.
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