American English的意思|示意

American English, the English language as spoken in the United States, is the standard dialect of English used in the United States and is considered the primary dialect of the English language in the world. It is sometimes referred to as General American, although this term can have different meanings.

American English has evolved over the course of centuries, although it has also been influenced by other languages and varieties of English. It is characterized by a three-vowel system, which includes the phonemes /ɪ/, /ɛ/, and /ʌ/; widely used words such as \"gotten\" and \"get to\"; the use of prepositions such as \"since\" and \"from\"; and a more fluid pronunciation with the omission of some sounds, such as the \"th\" sound.

American English has many regional variations. Generally speaking, dialects divide into two broad categories: northern and southern. Northern dialects tend to be more conservative and less influenced by other varieties of English, while southern dialects tend to be more fluid and more influenced by other varieties.

American English is also spoken with different accents, which can range from General American to African American English. African American English, or AAVE, is a dialect spoken by some African Americans, and is characterized by a more casual grammatical form, and a more mellow pronunciation.

American English is also influenced by other languages, such as Spanish, French, and Native American languages. This is especially true in areas such as the Southwest and along the Mississippi River.

American English is also used around the world. While the type of English spoken outside of the United States varies greatly, American English is often the most recognizable dialect outside of the country.