THE IMPORTANCE OF ACCENT IN ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES
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Abstract: This essay explores the importance of accent in English and Russian languages, highlighting its impact on communication, cultural identity, and regional diversity. It discusses how accents reflect regional and cultural variations within a language, contributing to the richness and diversity of language. The essay also examines the role of accents in shaping communication and understanding, as well as their connection to cultural identity. Additionally, it explores the diverse accents present in both English and Russian languages and their contribution to regional and cultural diversity. Overall, the essay emphasizes the significance of appreciating accents as a means to foster effective communication and celebrate cultural differences.
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