Learning British UK Accent (RP)

Quick Way To Practice Your Pronunciation & Improve Your Diction

Quickly Practice Your Pronunciation & Improve Your Diction

Listening and repeating nursery rhymes (or Mother Goose Songs as they are known in the US) is a quick and simple way to practice your RP British Accent.

Here is a recording of "There Was An Old Woman.." Can you repeat the rhyme using the correct pronunciation of the British accent sounds and words?

Are you struggling with a particular sound?

Would it be helpful to have more practice words so you can master the correct way to produce the sounds? If so, take a look at the Ultimate RP British Accent Learning Resource: http://bit.ly/1oXAkzp

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OMG we’re half-way through the year – How’s Your New Year's Resolutions going?

Was 2014 the year you learn the British accent?

So 2014 was the year that you were going to get that British Accent?

So how’s that working out for you? Have you started learning it yet?

Did you make an attempt in January, but it fizzled out by February?

Don’t worry we’ve still got time to get you speaking in that RP British Accent by Dec 31^st. If you’ve got 15-30mins a day and a copy of the Ultimate RP BritishAccent Learning Resource, then you will soon be speaking with authentic British pronunciation.

Don’t let 2014 be the year you lost out on that job promotion because of your lack of ‘communication skills’.

Make 2014 the year that you were understood the first time & you no longer faced the embarrassment of having to repeat yourself to be understood.

Develop a clear and easily understandable speaking voice by learning the RP British accent.
Daily listening and speaking practice will help you become a more confident and natural English speaker.
Communication will become easier and more enjoyable when you know that people are listening and understanding what you are saying rather than being distracted by the way you are saying it

So, how can you learn to speak in a British Accent?

1. Watch films or British TV shows with British actors whose accents you like or admire. How about a James Bond film with Daniel Craig? Or a classic feature film like Atonement with Keira Knightly ? Comedy shows like Absolutely Fabulous with the amazing voice of Joanna Lumley will not only have you laughing but learning the British accent as you watch.

2. Are you following all my blog posts? Every week you will find a selection of audio and video recordings specifically created to help you with your British Accent pronunciation. All for FREE.

3. Purchase the Ultimate RP British Accent LearningResource. For only £29.99 you will have access to 12 modules of pronunciation practice to help you develop the correct way of making the British accent sounds, words and conversational speech. Hours of video and audio recordings starting with :

§ The basic building blocks of the different sounds that make up the RP british accent : hear how to produce the different vowel and consonant sounds

§ moving onto different words that showcase the different sounds

§ Learn the pronunciation of the Top 500 words. Doesn’t each and every sentence you make contain at least one of these words?

§ More word practice with the Top 300 verbs and vocab lists from the Telephone practice module to the different Industry lists ( e.g Sales and Marketing vocab, IT vocab, Human Resources Vocab and more…)

§ Taking the words and using them in sentences from Telephone conversations, the Top 500 Words put into sample sentences, and learning about the different aspects of Connected Speech

This is just a selection of the topics covered in the Ultimate RP BritishAccent Learning Resource.

Don’t waste the second half of 2014 – start learning the British Accent today and get your copy of The Ultimate RP British Accent Learning Resourcehere!

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British Accent Vocab Practice - Things you may find on a Construction Site

Welcome to today's audio recording

Vocab lists may not be the most exciting way to teach yourself the RP British accent. But it is a good way to expand your English vocabulary to improve your conversational skills.

These bite-size vocab lists are a great way to listen and repeat the words until you really master them.

Words included:

wire

insulation

Wood

lumber

beam

rafters,

Bricks

Trowels

foundations

excavation site

shovel

excavator.

pickaxe

wheelbarrow,

pick up truck

If you would like more help to increase your vocab, to practice your pronunciation skills and develop an understanding of connected speech, then visit http://www.learningbritishaccent.com to get your copy of the Ultimate RP British Accent Learning Resource

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