Translations for „Received Pronunciation“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

Re·ceived Pro·nun·ci·a·tion N

Received Pronunciation

standardna britanska izgovarjava f

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English

From the 1970s onwards, attitudes towards Received Pronunciation have been changing slowly.

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The application instructs users to mimic 15 different vowel sounds and 16 consonant sounds to replicate received pronunciation.

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I bet his natural accent is closer to 30s Received Pronunciation than the one taught by the dialect coach.

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These terms, however, do not refer only to accent features but also to grammar and vocabulary, as explained in Received Pronunciation.

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But in Received Pronunciation, there are three sounds distinguished: the long of "cart", the long of "caught", and the short rounded of "cot".

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Indeed, her lovely received pronunciation accent is a clue as to her background.

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The clipped, precise tones of received pronunciation may sound less familiar than they once were and experts have for years predicted its ultimate demise.

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The language of women tends to be more neutral and shows less regional varieties, though their language does not necessarily come closer to Received Pronunciation.

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Despite her origins, she speaks with a Received Pronunciation accent.

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Received Pronunciation and the Devon accent were jointly perceived to be the most trustworthy accent at 51 per cent.

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