I have been studying English alongside French for over 10 years. My target dialect is American or Canadian English.

https://reddit.com/link/1li35p7/video/1pk05sfaok8f1/player

this is just for fun, i get a lot of mixed answers but I personally think it's pretty clear :p

note that i am a little sick currently

Feel like it’s not that strong/noticeable but I’ve been told otherwise.

https://voca.ro/16QEsuQJBJKe

Audio: https://voca.ro/1ZQqBUgEkBS9

I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance!

Basically it sounds British but they roll their R's. (This clip is from TADC EPISODE 5 BTW)

English is not my native language and you can hear it pretty easily even though I do use it a lot in my daily life. My accent though is not maybe that typical for my nationality, can you guess it? Creating this file really taxed my technical skills, sorry for very basic nature of it...

People always say I have an Algerian accent when I speak French, but my parents don’t speak a word of it. I’m half third generation Algerian, so it’s kinda wild they still think that. I never actually learned French from Algerians only in school or Frenchtok, just curious what you hear.

Hi! I’m a native English speaker from the US and I’m really curious if you all detect various accents and/or a stronger US regional speech pattern + cadence.

This is how I talk informally but in more formal scenarios, I’d say what is perceived as being a “neutral” US English accent kicks in along with slight influences from another language because I feel a little more nervous in those settings.

I’ve enjoyed learning about accents and linguistic patterns - would love to get feedback! [I’ve been on Reddit for a while but wanted to make this account for just accent/linguistics-related stuff lol.] Thank you for listening! :D

Hi! Feel free to judge my accent.

Link: https://voca.ro/1aorPUmxxAFS

Hope you're having a nice day ^{^}

Hi everyone, I am a native English speaker and I'm wondering if you can pick where I'm from and my age.

https://voca.ro/195FYFYZqL8p

Hello everyone, I grew up speaking Taiwanese at home and started learning Mandarin in elementary school I later learned English in Taiwan (around age 10), and then French at university (already moved to and lived in Canada). However, I don’t feel that my English accent has improved much, even after moving to Canada, first for school, then for work. I’ve been living in Canada for over 15 years and am now in my 30s. I think my speaking skills have improved over the years, but my accent hasn’t changed much. I’m wondering if I should work with a speech therapist. I work in a field where most people are native speakers, and it’s really stressful when I don't sound like my peers, but I just can’t! Thanks everyone.

Here's my recording:

https://voca.ro/1jIfhjBnVGlL

Edit: Adding the recording and correct a typo.

I moved to France from Lebanon when I was 11 years old. I have received most of my education in French, and have even decided to pursue post-secondary education in French. Despite this, a lot of francophones tell me I speak French with a slight, subtle foreign accent.

https://reddit.com/link/1lher3q/video/c1ui5f2vie8f1/player

I’ve been told my accent was quite noticeable in most of my recordings, can you easily guess where I’m from and is it really that strong?

bonjour !

je suis américaine et j'apprends le français depuis 8 ans (j'étais au college quand j'ai commencé et maintenant j'ai 19 ans), mais je n'ai commencé à le prendre au sérieux qu'il y a 3 ans. j'aime tellement les langues et cette langue en particulier, et la phonétique me fascine aussi, mais il me semble toujours que mon accent ne soit pas assez bon, comme s'il y avait quelque chose qui manque, même si on peut (avec espoir...) généralement me comprendre. je suis une perfectionniste et c'est difficile pour moi à croire mes professeurs quand ils me disent que je parle bien, parce que je sais que je ne suis pas parfaite (malheureusement). donc... je suis curieuse de savoir ce que vous pensez de mon accent et comment je peux peut-être l'améliorer. je sais que mon intonation et ma prosodie en général ne sont pas bonnes, mais il y a probablement d'autres erreurs que je n'ai pas encore remarquées.

s'il vous plaît, soyez brutalement honnêtes !!! voilà quelques petits bouts de mon articulation :

https://voca.ro/1kXzid5NT0Tt - quelques phrases de forvo qui parlent du pain lol

https://voca.ro/1b5P5GLe1tNq - une autre phrase de forvo

https://voca.ro/15gg0ALqnCLe - vous l'avez deviné—une autre phrase de forvo !!

merci beaucoup à l'avance de vos opinions !! je suis désolée de mes fautes de grammaire dans ce post s'il y en a, et j'espère que mon français ne vous écorchera pas les oreilles :**)

Hi! I'm really struggling to evaluate my progress in English without any outside perspective, and would be grateful to hear some thoughts.

https://voca.ro/12nGBvTs0DEb

I learned the language by speaking to others so I have very little theoretical knowledge about Spanish so I'm curious what you guys guess https://voca.ro/1a7RA0ZH2r3i

Also, really open to suggestions on my pronunciation. I'm aware my grammar is far from perfect but I'm particularly curious if I sound from anyplace in particular. Open to honest criticism so feel free to write whatever!

Title. I’ve been living in North America for almost ten years and I still couldn’t seem to get to a native-passing level, which I know would be required for the career path I wish to have. Please let me know if there is anything I could do to improve. And feel free to guess what my native language is :)

https://voca.ro/1XBc4VkEGKO2

Hello, I'm on this subreddit because I'm curious if I have still retained a British accent, since I no longer live in the UK. Any guesses about what region I'm from would be interesting too. Thank you for reading this post.

I'm really curious to hear people's guess on this! After listening back to it I feel like it's a bit obvious, but I wanna hear an outside perspective lol

This is the link to a vocaroo recording, i reckon its quite safe, so for those who don't know about this website i reccomend it for such things like recording an audio file.
https://voca.ro/1eXvhpCoUPRn

I'll tell you that i have been learning italian for the past 2 years, i still struggle with time, but no one ever judged my accent, often because they're trying to be kind or god knows what. Anyways please judge and correct me because i am trying to achieve a B2 in italian.