What Web site allows you to hear other Countries and States accents speaking the same sentence in English?
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Below is a site that give examples of people with different accents reciting the same paragraph:\n\nhttp://accent.gmu.edu/browse_language.php?function=find&language=english\n\nI believe bbc also has something similar if this doesn't meet your needs.
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i suggest to visit english.com and english-hilfen.de
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try this free site which will give you sentences and words pronounced, but you won't be able to choose your own words unless you upgrade and pay.
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this one is FREEEE\n\nhttp://www.speechtips.com/
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There is a range of software called "nativly". I applied to get into America, and they supplied me ( at a charge ) with CD-Roms from a nativly range.\n\nThis range is your accent is challenged, you can talk int oa mic and compare it to a recording from the ROM.\n\nYou get tested and if you do like me ( I learn 5 words a day ) you'll get there.\n\nI got the German, Italian, and Spanish, but there are other titles.
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This might be what you're looking for:\n\nhttp://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cmudict/
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www.accuradio.com  or http://www.live365.com/index.live \nBoth site have several different types of American and English speaking radio stations.
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try Altavista Babelfish.  You can actually type in a web address there too!\n\nbabelfish.altavista.com
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http://www.audio4fun.com/
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that's easy\n\njust watch American film or television shows, but don't look at the subtitles. or you can always listen to American music. try hip hop, rap, and American folk music such as country. these types of music usually represents the unique American accent when they are speaking. but beware of the reap and hip hop music. some of them use swears (use foul language a lot), if you have doubts, the Internet is your library. look up the words you don't understand.\n\noxford advance learners dictionary is a good dictionary because it helps you pronounce the words in American, British and New Zealand/Australian English. it even has some examples of swear/foul words for you to understand what it means
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I prefer to listen while you talk.. love the accent. I am stuck with a boring southeastern US accent!
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http://www.thelinguist.com
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dictionary.com will tell you correct spellings and is free unless you want to hear how the words are pronounced as well.
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This site will team you with a norwegian speaker
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heck, encarta encylopedia has this feature. it goes with sounds so u can practice pronunciation.
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www.milkandcookies.com/links/12009/details \n\nwww.learn4good.com/languages/everyday_english_speaking \n\nwww.pronunciationworkshop.com best one but you have to pay
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Babelfish\nbabelfish.altavista.com