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• Received Pronunciation
  Received Pronunciation (RP) is an accent of [[British English]] that is widely perceived as the [[ A variant identified by language specialists is Upper Received Pronunciation (URP) which is the accent used by the Royal Family, especially [[Elizabeth
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• Received Pronunciation/Definition
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• Received Pronunciation/Approval
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• Received Pronunciation/Bibliography
  ''Works cited in the [[Received Pronunciation]] article''
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• Received Pronunciation/Related Articles
  174 bytes (19 words) - 07:44, 9 May 2023
• Received Pronunciation/External Links
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• Received Pronunciation/Bibliography
  ''Works cited in the [[Received Pronunciation]] article''
  255 bytes (33 words) - 10:18, 30 May 2009
• British and American English/Related Articles
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• British English
  ...ht use this to refer to standard English or the prestige accent known as [[Received Pronunciation]] (RP), to linguists it refers to all the varieties of English spoken in En
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• Received Pronunciation
  Received Pronunciation (RP) is an accent of [[British English]] that is widely perceived as the [[ A variant identified by language specialists is Upper Received Pronunciation (URP) which is the accent used by the Royal Family, especially [[Elizabeth
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• London, United Kingdom/Related Articles
  {{r|Received Pronunciation}}
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• Linguistic prescriptivism
  ...ciated with the [[upper class]], as for example the [[United Kingdom]]'s [[Received Pronunciation]]. RP has now lost much of its status as the Anglophone standard, being rep
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• Portuguese language
  ...the velarized allophone {{IPA|[ɫ]}} in European Portuguese, like in the [[Received Pronunciation]] of English. Brazilian Portuguese has the allophone {{IPA|[w]}} instead ('
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• British and American English
  ...igners: the former includes the [[Accent (linguistics)|accent]] known as [[Received Pronunciation]], or RP; the latter uses [[Midland American English]], which is normally p The pronunciations discussed here are standard British (also called Received Pronunciation), which is associated with London and the Home Counties, and General Americ
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• BBC
  ...d society, the society has also changed the BBC. The term [[BBC English]] (Received Pronunciation) refers to the former use of [[Standard English]] with this accent. Howeve
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• Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/April 2, 2008
  ...e spirit of slightly misplaced formality, [[User:Tom Morris|Tom]] dons a [[Received Pronunciation|more formal tone]] and tucks into a [[vegetarianism|vegetarian]] [[samosa]]
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