1. Speak slower than usual.
2. The R’s
The “r” sound at the end of a word is more clearly pronounced than in British English, for example:
3. Make American friends:
4. Absorb Accents like a child, not an adult.
5. The T’s:
The “t” sound has a softer pronunciation in American English, almost like a “d”.
6. watch American movies and TV and listen to radio a lot.
7. Record your voice speaking English naturally. The compare how you speak with American English speakers. Compare things like the rhythm, the tempo, how you pause between sentences, where you stress sounds etc.
2. The R’s
The “r” sound at the end of a word is more clearly pronounced than in British English, for example:
3. Make American friends:
4. Absorb Accents like a child, not an adult.
5. The T’s:
The “t” sound has a softer pronunciation in American English, almost like a “d”.
6. watch American movies and TV and listen to radio a lot.
7. Record your voice speaking English naturally. The compare how you speak with American English speakers. Compare things like the rhythm, the tempo, how you pause between sentences, where you stress sounds etc.
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