agnes wrote on Apr 30th 2004, 16:31:30 about
| Amount of texts to »RP-English« | 12, and there are 11 texts (91.67%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 167 Characters |
| Average Rating | 1.917 points, 0 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Jul 26th 2000, 00:06:13 wrote KD about RP-English |
| Latest text | on Oct 10th 2006, 19:25:39 wrote Max Maslen about RP-English |
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KD wrote on Jul 26th 2000, 00:06:13 about
RP-English
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RP-English is »received pronunciation English,« as in received from the Queen Mother or something.
You couldn't say a word on the BBC without it for years, but lately that's changing.
Nothing about Frank Leigh Dearie in this one. Just a word from KD, your sponsor.
william wrote on Sep 1st 2005, 03:34:19 about
RP-English
Rating: 1 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyRP-English is english for the reliable person in that he/she is not so lazy as to be far too boverd to pronounce sounds like »tuh« which can be clearly seen at the end of a word like but.
Gumby wrote on Aug 23rd 2001, 14:46:32 about
RP-English
Rating: 3 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyThe opposite of RP English is using words not known of or used by the Queen Mother. They may include such x-gen words as, x-gen, cool, bogus, rank, dude, and any other words you or your little brother or cousin uses.
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