Sentence examples for differences in accent from inspiring English sources

Differences in accent in the Arabic spoken, different clothing, and a clear appearance of not belonging are decisive in the minds of African Darfuris.

There are differences in accent and, to a lesser extent, in vocabulary in Castilian as it is spoken in various regions of the country.

Spare a thought for those picking up an English textbook for the first time Laugh is pronounced larf but the similar-sounding half is not written haugh – but of course there are regional differences in accent too.

Nonetheless, differences in accent and dialect are often the result of powerful material realities, more precisely, racial segregation.

Instead of stressing out about being misunderstood everywhere you go, you and your new British friends can laugh over the small differences in accent and slang.

The only differences were in accent and in dialogue.

A side-effect of this approach, Google says, is that if you're a Spanish speaker in Mexico you may find that the service doesn't work as advertised because of the difference in accents.

Their role is well recognized in Great Britain, for example, where the prestige accent, called Received Pronunciation, is used as an educated standard and differences in regional accent, both rural and urban, are frequent.

Yet, given so many similarities between these modes of speech, it seems absurd to argue that Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Serbian, are different languages because of slight differences in vocabulary and accent.

But, Pritchfield couldn't hear the difference in his accents so Stewie performed a gamut of accents and voices, including one as a "gay alien".

Also included in the resource is a video database showing accent differences in speech production, which aims to help the study of accents and accent change.