Go ahead and share with us what makes your own accent salient. For example: Are there any ways you pronounce words which set you apart from other people you know? Is your speech affected by any other languages that you speak? You can even tell us what words you use, which are unique to your own background or upbringing.
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"Now, let’s take a moment to think about how the new concepts introduced in the video in Step 3.5 relate to what we know about language attitudes.
For example:
Is it important for sounds to be salient in order to be viewed positively or negatively?
Are there any advantages or disadvantages when trying to accommodate to someone else’s speech?
When you’re ready, share your opinions in the discussion below!"
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Go ahead and share with us what makes your own accent salient. For example:
Are there any ways you pronounce words which set you apart from other people you know?
Is your speech affected by any other languages that you speak?
You can even tell us what words you use, which are unique to your own background or upbringing.