News at 10 can be considered mid to high brow viewing so regardless of the race of their news reader all would be expected to have "correct" pronunciation. As for Sir Trevor his very slight accent is not influced by the heavy patois that arks is influnced by, rather the lighter Eastern Caribbean english.
My nan (mothers side) being from St Kitts and Nevis is very well spoken but my grandad (fathers side) being from Jamaica should sometimes only speak with subtitiles.
News at 10 can be considered mid to high brow viewing so regardless of the race of their news reader all would be expected to have "correct" pronunciation. As for Sir Trevor his very slight accent is not influced by the heavy patois that arks is influnced by, rather the lighter Eastern Caribbean english.
My nan (mothers side) being from St Kitts and Nevis is very well spoken but my grandad (fathers side) being from Jamaica should sometimes only speak with subtitiles.
As previously stated the character of Chelsea Fox is from England.
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I know! people are not allowed to use ''street'' talk anymore!!!
I say good on Enders for being real.
and mine!!
Yeah, he does!;)
News at 10 can be considered mid to high brow viewing so regardless of the race of their news reader all would be expected to have "correct" pronunciation. As for Sir Trevor his very slight accent is not influced by the heavy patois that arks is influnced by, rather the lighter Eastern Caribbean english.
My nan (mothers side) being from St Kitts and Nevis is very well spoken but my grandad (fathers side) being from Jamaica should sometimes only speak with subtitiles.
Chelsea might say "aks", but Tiana might not, if you catch my drift
As previously stated the character of Chelsea Fox is from England.
And that means she wont say aks? Funny.... what it must be like to be perfect ...
All over 1 word!
Bwahahahahahahaha!!
This should probably end now. :cool:
The point being if Chelsea was born and brought up in England she wouldn't or rather shouldn't say aks!
Alot of this is peer pressure and to do with how friends and family pronounce things even though that doesn't make it correct to say it like that....
Being perfect is not all it's cracked up to be, trust me;)