Learn a Wicked Awesome Boston Accent
Learn a Wicked Awesome Boston Accent by Ivan Borodin is a practical guide published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on June 3, 2013. This 62-page book provides readers with an easy-to-follow approach to mastering the distinctive vowel and consonant changes characteristic of a Boston accent, drawing on cultural references that evoke both casual and formal aspects of the region.
Readers will find a structured method to develop their accent skills, making it a useful resource for those interested in performing arts, particularly acting and auditioning. The book also highlights supplementary materials available on YouTube, where the author has read sections aloud to enhance the learning experience. This edition serves as a helpful tool for anyone looking to add a Boston accent to their repertoire of dialects.
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With this easy-to-follow guide, you’ll breeze through the vowel and consonant changes needed to speak with the cadences of Matt Damon, Katherine Hepburn or a Kennedy, evoking images of either Irish pub crawls or Ivy League bow ties.”Learn a Wicked Awesome Boston Accent” is the perfect tool for adding Boston to your repertoire of dialects.
This book is available, to some degree, on YouTube. That is, the author has taken the time to read the book aloud, not so much as to replace an actual physical copy of the book, but to supplement its use. After all, this is a book about accents, and that means hearing the material can inform the reader. Search YouTube for the Boston accent, and videos in support of the book should come up. Here’s a link to the vowels and consonants section, re-recorded and released in 2023 https: //youtu.be/RVb1vmQ1rhw
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