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Variants of English Language
 

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Variants of English Language

by Акбота Рахымжан
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American English pronounces the “r” sound clearly.

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Australian English mostly uses American spelling

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Canadian English mixes British and American spellings.

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The word “washroom” is commonly used in Canadian English

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Australian English is a rhotic dialect (final “r” is pronounced).

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Canadian Raising changes the sound in words like “about.”

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American English prefers the spelling “colour.”

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Australian English has many unique slang words like “arvo.”

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Canadian English sounds exactly like British English.

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American and Canadian English are similar in many ways.

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