English: Dialects

from Language in Motion · host LIM Lessons

English is spoken widely all over the world – which is great, until you realize it’s not always the same English. Many people are already aware of the dialectal differences between the English spoken in America versus that spoken in, say, Britain. But even within the boundaries of the United States, there are dozens of different dialects all their own. Watch this video lesson on our Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/tqE7GQQV-5I ➡ Learn more at www.limlessons.com

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