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Linguistics: tense and lax consonants in English
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[QUOTE="pinball1970, post: 6799706, member: 551850"] Yes. If you want to learn classical BBC English then listen to Christopher Hitchens. Probably the most beautiful orator I have ever come across. Richard Dawkins is also very well spoken and speaks what I would regard as perfect English. Aesthetically pleasing on the ear to a Brit but that is just me. Others may differ. [/QUOTE]
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