Article: It shouldn't take too much exposure to be able to identify the difference between an Irish accent and a different accent, but as there is no such thing as a singular British or Irish accent the best way to get accustomed to the variety is by exposing yourself to it. Listen to lots of accents in online videos, movies, and music. Choose your favorite celebrities from Britain and Ireland and listen to them speak in their normal accents. Just search online for a particular accent and listen to what you find, but always try to listen to a native speaker for the most authentic accent. There are useful online audio databases you can use to listen to recordings of regional Irish accents and regional British accents. To really hone in on the differences, listen to the way British and Irish people pronounce the same words differently. There are samples of people with Irish and British accents reading the same words on the dialect studies websites. Listen to English accents at this page from the Dialects Archive. Listen to Irish accents at this page from the Dialects Archive. This page has sample voices from all over the British Isles. Sometimes listening to how numbers are pronounced is a good way to highlight differences in accents. Numbers like three, seven, and eleven are pronounced differently in Ireland and Britain. Once you have a good idea of the differences in the accents, a good way to attune your ear some more is to practice trying to mimic the specific tone and sounds. Do this in private to start with, and don't risk giving the impression that you are mocking somebody's accent. Practising reproducing the distinctive sounds of certain accents can help you understand how the sounds are formed in the mouth and recognise them more easily in the future. Lyrical uses of language and accents in songs and poetry is perhaps the best way to be exposed the distinctiveness and beauty of a particular accent.
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Listen to examples. Listen for more specific differences. Try mimicking the accents.
Article: Make sure the cloth is completely clean so you don't end up clogging up the zipper further. Wipe the zipper thoroughly to remove any excess water or residue. This can cause corrosion or mildew. Hang up dried garments or fold them loosely to air dry. Alternately, you can air dry items with compressed air. If your item is a tent, allow it to fully air dry before putting in a bag for storage. Don't put tents in driers, as they can damage the waterproof coating. Wash items like drysuits after use to prevent salt residue from damaging fabric and building up on zippers. Rinse or wipe down boots well after they've been exposed to salt. Keep tents clean. In addition to regularly washing your items, apply a lubricant to the zippers once or twice a year.
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Wipe down the zipper with a clean towel after removing salt buildup. Don't store your gear while it's still damp. Rinse your items regularly.
Article: It has a round red, green, yellow, and blue icon. If you're using Windows, you'll find it in the Windows menu (also known as the Start menu). In macOS, look on the Dock or Launchpad. If you don't have Google Chrome on your computer, download it for free from https://www.google.com/chrome. It's at the top-left corner of Chrome. You'll see a list of extensions that match your search, including Bitmoji (which should be at the top of the list). " Bitmoji will now install to Chrome. When the installation is complete, a green and white Bitmoji icon button will appear at the top-right corner of Chrome. It's to the right of the address bar, near the browser's top-right corner. If you already have a Bitmoji account, enter your account information (or click Log in with Facebook) to sign in now. If you're new to Bitmoji, tap Sign up for Bitmoji at the top-right corner of the page, then follow the on-screen instructions to create your account.
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Open Google Chrome. Go to https://chrome.google.com/webstore. Type Bitmoji into the search box. Press Enter or Return. Click +Add to Chrome next to "Bitmoji. Click Add extension to confirm. Click the green and white Bitmoji icon. Select Get Started. Sign in to Bitmoji.