ضروووووري للي محترفه بالترجمه

All over the world, people speaking English as a first or second language use different vocabulary, grammar, and accents in a large number of varieties of English. A variety of English is a type of English spoken by one group of people.
In each English-speaking country one variety of English is used nationally. This is the 'Standard English' of mat country. It is taught in schools and spoken on radio and television.
Everyone in the country uses the same grammar, vocabulary, and spelling when they use their country's Standard English, though they may speak it with different accents. Different countries have different Standard English’s. For example, Standard Australian English is different from Standard British English.
In England, as well as Standard British English there are regional and social dialects of English. The most noticeable differences between them are chose of pronunciation. A well-known difference is the sound of me vowel а in words like grass. In the south grass is pronounced as /gra׃s/, and in the north as /græs/. The vowel u in words like up is pronounced. /Ap/ in the south and /ʊp/ in the north. In some parts of the north happy is pronounced as /hæpI/ or /hæpe/, and in the north-east night, is pronounced as /ni׃t/.
In Estuary English, which began in the south-east of England, some sounds are pronounced in the same way as in Cockney -the dialect of East London.
الله يجزاها الجنه ووالديها ياحي ياقيوووووووووووم لازم اسلم الترجمه السبت