Title: For people with British and Spanish accent
Product review: The examples that the author provides are not targetted at American readers. For instance, he said that the "a" in Japanese is pronounced as in "cat". The correct pronounciation is closest to "Ah". But if you say "cat" with British accent, then it's pretty close, but "cat" with American accent is totally off. And he said "o" in Japanese as in "lot". Again in British accent, it's "l-Awe-t" and correct, but in American accent it's "l-Ah-t" which is completely wrong. The author is Spainish born in Spain who studied in Japan, and the book is printed in Spain. This is geared toward Europeans who go by British English/accent as the "standard" English language.
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