social phonetics.
The prob
lem of artificial bilingualism is studied in comparative-
typological phonetics or phonology1 which is a part of compara
tive - typological linguistics. Abroad it is known as
contrastive
linguistics
(it's branch is contrastive phonetics) more often used
in the USA. It is also called
confrontative linguistics
in Ger
many.
Now let us turn to the problem of affinity of the principal
types of English pronunciation with its dialects which is the result
of social, educational, trade, cultural, migration and urbanization
factors. Correlation between these factors may be noticed in the
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