Learn about the COCKNEY ENGLISH accent & dialect
Learn about the COCKNEY ENGLISH accent & dialect
Whether you watch British TV or are travelling throughout England, you have likely heard the Cockney accent, which is one of the many English dialects found throughout the country. This accent may be difficult to understand at first. To help you, Ive prepared a lesson on the main features of the London-based Cockney accent as well as some of ...
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