Differences in greetings between British English and American English

British English is more orthodox, pays attention to the cadence of pronunciation and sounds stiff and ups and downs. Greetings are polite and formal, often using orthodox greetings such as hello, hello, and chatting before meeting.

American English has a soft pronunciation, pays more attention to linking, and sounds more "fleshy". Greetings are more casual. Use casual words like hi. Friends who haven't seen you for a long time can also use how are you? Is everything okay? Wait.

Nowadays, there will be more information about American English on the market. Many examples in the audio dictionary are pronounced with American accent, and everyone's pronunciation is relatively uniform.

However, there may be relatively little information about British English in the market. Various accents, the same word, the same sentence, maybe everyone speaks differently.

For many beginners, the more unified, the more certain standards can be established. The more diverse you are, the less you know whose accent to imitate.

Pay attention to the sense of language in British English.

Language sense is very important in British English this semester, mainly in listening. After learning, students can listen to some dialogues or sentences. Listening to English for a long time can stimulate their ears and brains, so they can achieve the goal of long-term memory.

If you are bored, you can go to see some movies or listen to some songs. After all, interest is the best teacher, so learning becomes much easier.