To Ed W
Your post on the previous page is excellent, I am still laughing now (I'm not quite sure why maybe its my mental picture of non british people trying to pronounce it all!)
Another question, why do American's always confuse the Australian accent and the British one?
And on the point of who is correct in their pronounciations,I dont know !.But what I do know is that I live in a British House built in the early 17th century and I drink in a pub built in the 16th century (I wonder if they watered th beer down as much then?)And in British terms these are not that old are they !!!!!!
regards
hoverbover
PS
I have a lot of friends in the US, they are great people,but why do they always think they have history ? Compared to the history of Europe , America is still at the infant stage.(Not a bad thing at least they got to build things right in the first place, and learn from other peoples mistakes)