Here's a breakdown of why English people might seem to have accents to you:
* Regional Dialects: England has a long history and diverse population. This has led to the development of regional dialects with unique pronunciations, vocabulary, and grammatical structures.
* Standard British English (RP): While there is no one "English accent," the accent often associated with England is Received Pronunciation (RP). This accent is considered standard in some contexts, particularly in the media and education. It originated in the upper classes and has become a prestige accent.
* Other Influences: Many English people speak with accents influenced by their family background, immigration, or exposure to other languages.
It's important to remember that:
* Accents are not inherently better or worse. They are simply variations in speech.
* Judging someone based on their accent is prejudiced and unfair.
* Everyone's accent is unique and valuable.
Instead of focusing on the "accent" of English people, try to appreciate the diversity of their language and the rich history and culture it reflects.