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    But his tattoos and accent are a perennial reminder of his working-class roots.” The phrase she uses, “Perennial reminder”, claiming no matter what happened this reminder will present at all seasons of the year. Well, sorry for Sarah Vine, she has to accept the truth that she…

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    Social Differences

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    speech patterns. There 's a big advantage to being the outsider” (1). This is a quote by Amy Heckerling, and it explains how speech patterns often go unnoticed by people of a certain group. A person with a southern accent believes that their accent is the normal, and a person with a Boston accent does not think they have one. Clive Thompson’s article “He and She; What’s the Real Difference?” explains an experiment that created an algorithm that is able to identify whether a piece of text was…

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    and are noted as having obstacles to overcome beyond their physical appearance. These women face issues of discrimination and cultural imperialism. According to Creese & Ngene , they are treated unjustly when applying for jobs due to their African accent even though “most had advanced post-secondary degrees undertaken at English-language institutions” (2003, p. 2). Their fluency and competency in the English language is not the issue but the fact that they do not fit into what is referred to as…

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    Understanding someone’s language is a hard task because the culture is an important tool in the most difficult thing in this world. However, the major issue is that the person is still having a major time with a language because the person is not understanding the details. An overall judgement was to be confirmed that the language is to be a major problem. Amy Tan “Mother Tongue” and James Baldwin “If Black English Isn’t a Language, Then Tell Me What is?” explain the facts of language and its…

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    My American Life

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    I came to the United States after I married my husband physician scientist Sinisa Dovat just before the war was breaking in Bosnia. Being Serb at that time was not easy but we tried to be best ambassador for the Serbia we could be and be realistic and honest about what was happening. We had so many America friends who helped us without anything expecting in return every step of the way that mentioning all of them would be impossible. My husband Sinisa’s story is a story of the hard work and…

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    Ladies and Gentlemen, Ms Prime Minister: Welcome to my speech about the introduction of Received Pronunciation as the official accentuation in the United Kingdom. "We are implacably opposed to all forms of discrimination, whether rooted in gender, race, colour, creed, political belief or other grounds." States the historic pledge which Her Majesty the Queen has signed exactly three years ago in order to promote “gender equality and gay rights” This was the first time the Queen actively showed…

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    and enrolled in a free English class for non-native English speakers in an educational center in my neighborhood. This was really an unforgettable time in my life that caused me to experience new studying environment, to bear teases due to my Asian accent, and to enforce my pride of being an Asian. (6)(7)(8) Actually, I used to…

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    movie were showing people, (who do not know anything about the renaissance) that it was all fun and games to live in France, in the 16th century. In the Renaissance: everyone who lived France would speak French (or at least have a French accent.) The only reason you may not have a French…

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    Compare and Contrast Florida and Texas are both very sunny all the time and are very warm, they are both great places to go on vacation to! There are only a few different things about between Florida and Texas. I don’t think I could choose which one to go to because they are both amazing. Sweating is one of the main differences between these two places. Florida is very humid and you sweat almost the whole time you are there. You might not sweat as much if you live there because…

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    Americah Ifemelu Analysis

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    own people for a reason.The old culture has been exchanged for American life, she was not comfortable to admit that. When " Ifemelu joined the taxi line outside the station. She hoped her driver would not be a Nigerian, because he, once he heard her accent, would either be aggressively eager to tell her that he has a master's degree, and the taxi was a second job, and that his daughter was on the dean's list at Rutgers, or he would drive in sullen silence,..as humiliation...that a fellow…

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