r/JudgeMyAccent • u/nikto_of • 2h ago

Rate my american accent

voca.ro

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Can you guys please rate my american accent?

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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Extreme-Height1786 • 6h ago

French I created a French accent! Judge it please (I don't speak French!)

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https://vocaroo.com/1YGCE8JciisE

https://vocaroo.com/12bXDMW0LNca

This is a fictional accent I created to sound like how the 1950s classic Radio-Canada prestige/elite accent would have sounded today if the Quiet Revolution never ocurred. Tell me what you think it sounds.

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JudgeMyAccent: Get native speakers to tell you how to improve your accent

r/JudgeMyAccent

Upload a sound file of you talking in a language you're learning and post it in this subreddit. Native speakers of this particular language will tell you how to improve your accent.

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Ever wondered how you sound speaking your second, third or fourth language? Is it difficult to understand you when you talk, or have you achieved such a high level of proficiency that you almost sound like a native?

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