Linking words together Do you say "was a" as two separate words "wa sa" or as a one without any pause "wasa"? Once there was a young rat named Arthur wʌns ðeə wəzə jʌŋ ræt ˈneɪm ˈdɑːθə wʌns ðeə wə zə jʌŋ ræt ˈneɪm ˈdɑːθə

Ungarisch-Deutsch Lernen Hallo zusammen! Ich lerne Deutsch und biete Ungarisch an :)

German Learning Message me if interested :) I'll help with English

Magyar nyelv Szívesen segítek tanulni. Írjatok üzenetet :)

English-German-Hungarian language exchange Add me if you are interested :)

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Stick to the beat People learn basic music theory when they start piano or violin lessons. Some just pick up the guitar, learn some basic chords and notes, and then fumble around until they copy songs and melodies they already know. In either case, music students have to keep to the rhythm of the music. Waltzes are slow. The cha-cha is fast. Would you drum to choral music? Would you waltz to cha-cha music? Would you play a 2-2 beat in 3/4 bar? No. Every music has its beat. If you play a sonata as rap music, you may have a cacophonous succession of notes or a "creative" piece. In most cases, musicians stay loyal to the tempo of the music. The same goes for language. The reason people have strong accents in other languages is because they are playing the music of the foreign language in the tempo and rhythm of their mother tongue. It's like dancing the waltz to cha-cha music. If you listen to language as music and pay attention to the rhythm, flow, accentuation, and timing of the words, you are more likely to easily learn the language and have a good accent.

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How To Get Rid Of Your Accent So, you must be here because you don’t want to have that accent anymore. Maybe you’ve heard that you’ll always have an accent and that you have to be born a native to speak without one. Nope. There are many people out there that can speak completely without an accent and some have never even set foot in the country. My Spanish speaking aunt being a good example. All her Spanish friends say she doesn’t have an accent. When I hear her and the natives speak, she really does sound the same.