People from different countries speaking London English at dusk with Big Ben behind them

London English

Broadcasts, exams, offices, and daily London run on Standard Southern British and polite forms. The path is A0–C1: editorials, chairing, mixed conditionals, news speed.

Start the course Today's scene How London English differs

Today

Daily scene loop

One real London scene a day. Native line, shadow read, say it back.

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Why London first

  • British exams, announcements and office mail sit near this.
  • Learn General American or street voice first and you pay twice to unlearn it.
  • Once SSBE is solid, Manchester and New York are additions.
  • The other way round is rework.

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1 Starter Alphabet, long a, greetings 2 Basic Present, Tube, GP 3 Everyday Past, will, comparatives 4 Upper Conditionals, passives, phrasals 5 Pro Meetings, register, news lines 6 Peak Editorials, chairing, news speed
London

The trunk is southern standard British — not posh, not East End average.

bath SSBE /bɑːθ/ US often /bæθ/.
schedule SSBE /ˈʃedjuːl/ Models stay British.
water clear t Cockney often glottalises t.
please / could polite request Street slang is not the trunk.

Why this course

  • Greetings through editorials, chairing and news speed, in one classroom.
  • Peak models run at news speed. Sonia / Ryan only.
  • Distractors are US vowels, Cockney drops, and posh exaggeration.
  • Inversion, clefts, hedging, concession: open and drill.

Start with southern standard British

Ten minutes. Starter through C1 share one classroom.

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