Listening quiz (subtitling errors) - english speech services

The quiz is open to all, particularly if your first/native language is not English. It can be taken anonymously. I’ll give the answers, with discussion, in a post later this month.

• please use ordinary English spelling, NOT phonetic symbols
• you don’t have to attempt all items; do as many as you like
• where you can’t understand the speech, or are merely guessing, please say so
• please don’t use dictionaries, the web or other aids

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Rodrigo de Sá says:
October 5, 2022 at 12:57 am

I wish you would analyze Sir Arnold Robinson’s accent in Yes Minister. I am particularly interested in the tapped r.
Many thanks for your programs on YouTube
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