[Grammar] I have a doubt about the British accent.

[Douglas dos Santos]

Watching some British movies and series, I noticed that the speakers usually use the sound /a/ instead of "schwa" in the end of some words, such as "suffer", "differ", "better" and "water". Is this affirmation right? Can I say that this is one of the linguistic phenomena in the English language?

Thanks y'all!!!!!

 

[Linguist__]

Yes, I'd say some accents in Britain would be using an 'a' sounding vowel at the end of such words. Most likely a broad cockney accent - around the London area.

This is shown in how such speakers type in their own dialect - 'bruvva' for 'brother', 'whateva' for 'whatever'.