Definition: Londonese, also known as "london accent," is a dialect of English spoken in London, England. It's typically characterized by a combination of British and American accents, with elements of both languages mixed together to create its unique sound.
Here are some key features of Londonese:
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Voice:
The voice of Londonese is generally considered to be more British than American. This can be due to the influence of British English on the dialect, as well as the presence of words that
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what should be said.