Sociolinguistic variation in a second language: the influence of local accent on the pronunciation of non-native English speakers living in Manchester

Abstract

This study is an investigation into sociolinguistic variation in a second language.More specifically, it is an investigation into the extent to which speakers of English as a second language acquire particular features of the variety of English they are exposed to.The speakers in question are Polish migrants, and the variety of English is that found in Manchester, a city in the North West of England.

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