This is an extract from ‘Spoken English and Broken English‘, which
was spoken in 1927 by George Bernard Shaw, at a gramophone recording for me
Linguaphone Institute. The speech is noted for its typical Shavian with it discusses
how English spoken in different ways by different nťative speakers and also by speaker Aus. "ueorge bemard Shaw' is a well known writer and dramatist. He prepared and spoke
" on the topic "Spoken English and Broken English" on a gramophone recording for the
L1.nguaphone Institute. In his speech. Shnw reflects on the problem of defining what
exactly 'correet' English speech is. There are wide variations in intonation and.
pronunciation among native speakers of the langunge.
was spoken in 1927 by George Bernard Shaw, at a gramophone recording for me
Linguaphone Institute. The speech is noted for its typical Shavian with it discusses
how English spoken in different ways by different nťative speakers and also by speaker Aus. "ueorge bemard Shaw' is a well known writer and dramatist. He prepared and spoke
" on the topic "Spoken English and Broken English" on a gramophone recording for the
L1.nguaphone Institute. In his speech. Shnw reflects on the problem of defining what
exactly 'correet' English speech is. There are wide variations in intonation and.
pronunciation among native speakers of the langunge.
