LL-L "Phonology" 2004.10.01 (08) [E]

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From: Tom Maguire <jmaguire at pie.xtec.es>
Subject: LL-L "Phonology" 2004.10.01 (04) [E]

From: Hugo Zweep <hugo.zweep at valuersillawarra.com.au>

>Subject: LL-L "Phonology" 2004.09.30 (01) [E]
>
>Troy
>In Australia, during the past year or so, we have been watching television
>programmes made in Scotland. Some of these have occasionally used
sub-titles
>even though the actors have been speaking, albeit heavily accented,
English.
>Mind you, one could be forgiven for thinking, at times, that the whole of a
>programme should be sub-titled. Luckily on screen actions usually speak
>louder (or more understandably) than words.
>
>Hugo Zweep
>
Everyone who speaks English with a certain fluency can be perceived as
speaking with a heavy accent, if it doesn't happen to be one you hear
often. Try watching a programme in a foreign language to compare just
how little screen actions speak compared to words.

Regards,

Tom
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