Mam cokolwiek nietypowe pytanie...
Do prezentacji na lekcję mieliśmy wybrać dowolny temat z zakresu "kultura krajów anglojęzycznych", więc wybrałem wraz z koleżanką mój ukochaniutki, czyli sam język. A ponieważ ma być ciekawie, to planujemy puścić fragmenty kilku piosenek, w których da się słyszeć różne akcenty angielskiego, i mówię tu o tych najbardziej wyróżniających się - amerykański (łatwo będzie), brytyjski, szkocki, australijski (?).

Tylko że jeszcze nie mamy tych piosenek...

Czy mogę liczyć na kilka sugestii?

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Try some Bob Marley for Jamaican; Kevin "Bloody" Wilson for Australian; Sweatband, Robin Auld, or Johannes Kerkorrel for South African white; and someone like Ladysmith Black Mambazo for South African black (the most accessible example is on the Paul Simon "Graceland" album).

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Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam materiari possit?

Wow, thanks. That's quite a lot of different accents. I'll surely use Bob Marley and Kevin Wilson.
How about some Scottish? Or British? Is Kate Nash a good example? (I don't like her, but for educational purposes...). I think I'll handle the American one

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Not quite "kraje anglojezyczne", but if you're really wanting more, try:

* ABBA - Sweden
* Rammstein (e.g. Stripped) - Germany
* Art Company (e.g. Suzanna) or Alamo Race Track (e.g. Black Cat John Brown) - Holland
* You could also try some ska accents - bands like The Specials (Ghost Town, etc)
* That godawful song from India... wait... mmmmm... Sorry, just sat for 10 minutes trying to remember and I cannot. Maybe try to find some Indian pop in English on youtube.

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Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam materiari possit?

More...

Scottish try The Proclaimers, 500 Miles
Welsh try David Gray "something Debauchery" - he is most strong in accent there
Irish, Irish... mmmm... U2, maybe some early albums - they were never really accented...

(Sorry, I'm a complete music nut - just in the process of ripping about 1500 of my CDs )

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Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam materiari possit?

I don't know how to thank you enough. That's basically all I needed and a lot more! You're like a one-person helpline.

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Spanish English: Baccara - Yes Sir, I can boogie

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Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam materiari possit?

That's a horrible song Still, we'll surely use it. I've asked you before if Kate Nash is a good example of the British accent. What do you think? For me it's a little over the top and part of her image.

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It sounded slightly Irish to me when I listened, and indeed she was born in Ireland, so I guess it would have some effect.

I'll try to think of some more...

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Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam materiari possit?

http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=4oZYqAeId ... re=related

as english as you are ever going to get, with a hint of a mersyside accent

The darkest place is under a candlestick, I guess. Thank you

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orACIBjHuI4

cockney/estuary English

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