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Tag Archive for: Daesh

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Blog posts

  • The American glottal conspiracy revisited
  • Have you gotten gotten?
  • The King’s Speech: Charles III’s RP accent
  • STRUT ʌ, schwa ə and American English
  • A chat on English phonetics
  • The spooky ambiguity of Halloween
  • What happens inside you when you speak: MRI
  • Compound stress with superheroes
  • No Time To Deaccent
  • Intonation: Deaccenting
  • Coronavirus and COVID-19
  • British intonation: Meghan teaches us
  • Notre Dame: note what it’s not
  • American glottal conspiracy?
  • Thirty-free
  • People fool in love (extended mix)
  • The CUBE searchable dictionary
  • British English just got more American
  • To infinity – and beyond reasonable doubt
  • Grim Grimsby
  • Sblended (exdended)
  • Lucas quiz – the answers
  • May the quiz be with you
  • Plus ça change
  • Seeing the FLEECE diphthong
  • SSB (Standard Southern British)
  • Fings to come
  • Generality
  • Accent of evil
  • Two directions
  • Popula culcha
  • Blotchy Sochi
  • GOOSE backing
  • Linking r
  • NEAR to a merger but not quite
  • The demise of happY laxing
  • Our favourite wince
  • Hearsay
  • The vowel space
  • 1962
  • Rebooting buttocks?
  • Morgen – a suitable case for treatment
  • The fallac[ɪj]of schwee
  • Funny old vowels
  • Vodka martini – tapped not curled
  • The demise of ʊə as in CURE
  • The demise of ɪə as in NEAR
  • The demise of eə as in SQUARE
  • Quiz – the answers
  • Ear-training quiz for non-natives
  • The British English vowel system
  • STRUT for Dummies
  • Eminem and the “gay lisp”
  • Britney, Pitney and vocal fry
  • Chinese New Year – Red V For Victory?
  • Smoothing, then and now
  • Le FOOT vowel
  • Vodka martini – bunched, not curled
  • Can’t anyone do Cameron?
  • Accent of the Year / sibilants in MLE
  • It wasn’t acceptable in the 80s
  • Pannettawwwwwneh
  • Refayned English is an ex-accent
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