A good site for learning American English

assalamualaikum
This my first contribution to Samtah Forum. I really feel highly honoured to be a member among you , share your ideas and get benifits from all
Actually I`ve got a good site for those who are looking forward to improve

their American accent and lots more:

www.manythings .org
if this site doesn`t work well, then paste it into Google and serch
I hope you like it

hi


.. American Accent is not a problem for people who learned English in the Arabic world , but it's a problem for people who learned English in some British countries such as Newzealand , Australia , or Britain its self

i really like American people when they speak especially when they pronounce the litters " R" " T" , but they speak in a way sounds arrogant .. it is indeed enough for any of people who speak British English to communicate with American English speakers , as American themselves like the way British people speak , However ..any of English accents can help you to speak to the whole world

thanks a lot

Hello brother,
Thanks alot for passing . I do agree with you that American accent seems to be more flexible especially when American people pronounce /r/ sound . You know , many non-native speakers speak like Americans. But the most important thing is to speak English in any accent to be understood.
bye

Cheers mate for that
bu the link doesn't work

http://www.manythings.org

Thank You ,::d::

thanks brother it is useful
good for seeing you around
peace

thank you brother for you contribution

lovely to have you among us

i have a small remark here and it is related to the way languages are teached in our arab world

learning english may be a perplexing task to learners. as far as i can see, this American and British "Englishes -so to speak- may disturb students, especially in writing. the difference between American and British "Englishes" is rather far from pronouncing T or R. it is apparent basically in the choice of words

and it is frustrating to read an essay written by a non native speaker of english, while he/she is shifting from American english words to the British ones and viseversa