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I received a reply earlier from this forum thread:
Где найти (достать) фонемы RP English?

However, I have a question. Does Wikipedia have good enough authority?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0a/Open_back_rounded_vowel.ogg

Цитата: -Dreamer- от февраля 17, 2014, 22:06

Цитата: _Swetlana от февраля 17, 2014, 22:02
thanks a lot

You're welcome. But it's not what I prefer. I like American English.

My own pronunciation is barbarous, so this link won't help.
But my daughter is an English teacher and I sent this link to her.

Цитата: _Swetlana от февраля 17, 2014, 22:02
thanks a lot

You're welcome. But it's not what I prefer. I like American English.

Цитата: -Dreamer- от февраля 17, 2014, 21:47
Here you can listen to all the sounds of British English (both vowels and consonants). I think it's a modern variety of RP, since it sounds not so old-fashioned as the Queen's speech.

thanks a lot

Here you can listen to all the sounds of British English (both vowels and consonants). I think it's a modern variety of RP, since it sounds not so old-fashioned as the Queen's speech.

I need an authoritative link or a standard which linguists use as a reference point (to compare). It would be not bad if someone knows more or less right phonemes (wav) links (with correct formants ..etc). Only direct links to wav-files.
(Sure if Received Pronunciation phonemes aren't proprietary but free to access)

All 44 of them. For example: ash, epsilon, schwa, theta, wedge...

Thank you!