u/GrayRainfall

If the United States had retained an accent similar to Britain’s, would anything be different?

When the United States had just become independent, did Americans still eat British food and speak with British accents?

Here, “British accent” does not refer to a modern accent from some particular part of Britain, but to any native accent spoken anywhere in the British Isles at that time.

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u/GrayRainfall — 3 days ago

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Generally speaking, which Southeast Asian and South Asian country do Chinese people like the most?

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u/GrayRainfall — 10 days ago