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Ne Erasmus oglum?
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Hiya, old chap, sorry, but that is an awfully daft question--- poppycock ! It is utterly bonkers or absurd or presposterous to even proffer, in a question, that non-native English-speakers, on the whole, might find Brits easier to understand. That is because I am under the impression that the Americans' atrocious rendition of 'English' saturates the world via their media and hegomonic status etc... so at the end of the day , though, only British English is of gloriously spiffing quality while American 'English' is rather abysmal.
^ That is British English at least to a significant the fact is British people can understand Americans and but not vice versa so on forums such as this you are likely to hear 'Brits' typing like Americans because it is the international business language but Brits or at least I don't recognize 'American English' as proper or correct that is reserved for the Received Pronunciation or the Queen's English or the standard old BBC English before standards were relaxed !
sample: England
distance: 2.908763
sample: Dutch
distance: 3.13281
sample: Scotland
distance: 4.0097629999999995
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American but I may be biased as I speak it since I was a little kid
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Americans and Canadians for me. Brits and Australians sound too odd.
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They both have some difficult regional variations when it comes to accents, but generally-speaking I'd say the American ones are easier to understand
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