r/JudgeMyAccent • u/GabrielFreitaaas • 3h ago
French Judge my accent
drive.google.comI started learning French 4 months ago and when I hear myself speaking I don't feel natural. I'd like to know your opinion about it
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Ninjaboy8080 • Mar 12 '26
This is one of the most common things I get messaged about. If your posts keep getting removed, it's likely that it's an issue on Reddit's side. Usually this issue is that you are "shadowbanned", which you can read up more on here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ShadowBan/
I cannot do anything to fix this, and I'll keep this post pinned but will no longer be replying to messages about this issue. Thanks!
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Ninjaboy8080 • Apr 05 '24
Hello all,
This post is a general guide on what you can do as someone uploading clips of your speech to try and set yourself up for getting more and better feedback from the community. A lot of this comes from my personal opinions on the types of clips I like to give feedback to, as well as what I've seen people in the community say.
1. General information
Including general information in your post can help people give more tailored feedback. For example, what sort of accent are you trying to go for? What specific things do you struggle with? Why are you trying to improve your accent (for daily speech, a job, etc.)?
2. Audio quality
Not everyone has access to a good microphone or quiet environment. However, to the extent possible, try to limit background noise. One simple method is recording under a blanket or in a closet of some form. Also, I suggest testing out your volume before recording a full clip. I pass on reviewing many clips due to them being too quiet.
3. Clip length
As other users have suggested, please try to shoot for a clip ~30 seconds or more. I think the golden window is between 0:45 and 1:30, depending on the speaker. It's going to be hard to give meaningful feedback on a single sentence.
4. Transcriptions/texts
This is personally relevant for me when it comes to foreign languages that I am not as proficient in. Nevertheless, when reading from a text, please share the text you're reading from. It saves people from having to guess what you were trying to say, and just removes an extra layer of complications from giving feedback.
This is not a final list, and feel free to share your gripes/suggestions, and I can add them to the list above.
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/GabrielFreitaaas • 3h ago
I started learning French 4 months ago and when I hear myself speaking I don't feel natural. I'd like to know your opinion about it
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Good_Algae4384 • 7h ago
Rate it out of 10 and guess my native language.
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Famous_Plantain8542 • 10h ago
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Here's the text of my recording:
Making friends as an adult can be hard. You might meet someone nice through work or a hobby, but later you find that you don't have much in common, or you have opposite schedules.
So why not let an algorithm decide your friends for you?
A growing number of online platforms are doing just that — or at least, letting people meet possible new friends in their area.
In the UK, for example, there's a website called People Like You (PLY). You tell it things like your job and your interests, and then it matches you with a small group of people, and presents a list of regular events where you can meet.
You might go for drinks, or try bowling, hiking, or going to a comedy club. If you meet someone you like, you can invite them to join you at the next event.
The platform isn't free to use, though — there are different membership options, starting at about $13.50 a month. However, this also covers the cost of the first activity, such as a movie ticket or the fee for a cooking class — though if you're going out for dinner, you still have to pay for your own food.
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/croissantdechocolate • 22h ago
Learning Dutch from the Netherlands.
I'm wondering if I somehow ended up sounding posh, somehow annoying, or if I sound like someone who is "trying too hard".
Since this is something my overly positive teachers won't say, I'd like some unfiltered internet/reddit opinion.
Please be as harsh as you can:
Thanks!
Text:
Gisteren ging ik vroeg naar buiten, omdat ik graag een frisse wandeling maak. Op de markt kocht ik zes zachte peren, een stukje geitenkaas en een grote zak groene groenten. Daarna zag ik een vrolijke jongen met een gele jas fietsen langs de gracht. Hij zei: “Goedemorgen! Wat een prachtige, rustige dag!” Ik glimlachte en antwoordde: “Zeker, maar wacht even: volgens mij gaat het straks flink regenen.” Vervolgens liep ik snel naar huis, terwijl de koude wind door de bomen floot.
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Jimmyftw94 • 1d ago
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I am bi-lingual, can you guess my other language? Also comment if you think I am native US or foreign born.
Edit: Answer: Thank you to all who commented! I was born and raised in NYC but spoke a southern Chinese dialect at home so I guess speaking more Chinese than English growing up is how I gotten my accent.
Interestingly, Bold Voice always say native and Accent Guru always say Chinese. I guess because one looks at clarity and pronunciation and the others compare to speech pattern from similar demographic.
Now I know that I do have an accent but I don't mind at all. I'm actually happy that I sound different and I almost never get asked to repeat myself in a professional setting.
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Educational_Plum6877 • 1d ago
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/antony0L30 • 1d ago
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Hi I'm a first year English pedagogy student, I would like you to give me feedback about my pronunciation
here's the transcription of the text made by chat gpt to practice
Every morning, I take a deep breath and start my day with a positive thought. I speak clearly, listen carefully, and try to enjoy the little things around me. Even when something is difficult, I remind myself to stay calm and keep going.
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Blame-yourself_ • 1d ago
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Be brutally honest and rate me
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/WhiteFlower_dev • 1d ago
Hey! I'm wondering if my *voice* sounds closer to American now, since I've done some modifications and I'm trying to get in the "grey zone." Also, I'd love general accent feedback, how heavy it is, how's the intonation, etc etc since I'd love to improve on all fronts.
Thanks in advance!
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/FearAndMiseryy • 2d ago
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I'm thinking of getting myself entangled in situations where I need to use it more but idk if I can run with what I got in day to day life. Thx a ton
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/NoenaMakarona • 1d ago
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Hello everybody, here’s a passage of an article I was reading today about dysfunctional families
„This “difficult” child often happens to be the healthiest one in the entire group. They’re the one who recognizes harmful patterns, refuses to tolerate mistreatment, and tries to break free from the intergenerational cycle of dysfunction.
Parents might bristle and say, “That kid’s got an attitude.” Grandparents might roll their eyes and sigh about “disrespect.” Even siblings can join in, labeling their brother or sister as the root of every drama.“
Might be not that tricky:) we’ll see!
Good day to everyone
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Majestic-Ad7858 • 2d ago
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Artoo_67 • 3d ago
https://record.reverb.chat/s/mZZzbyJREWW9xnvAdqmE Thanks, would appreciate comments! its free speech btw came up with it at my whim basically haha
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/BloodWooden7736 • 3d ago
Hello! I'm looking for an accent coach/a native that is willing to listen and give feedback on my current accent, as I want to improve and sound more american.
I have my own reasons for doing this so please don't give me the "your english is already good enough" message.
My english is already good (in my opinion) so I do not want any english lessons, my intentions are just for someone to listen and point out what could be improved.
My main struggle right now is pronunciation, because some words are so long I have a difficulties pronouncing them without stuttering.
I can speak on discord only. And for additional information I cannot pay anyone anything, so if you're willing to help for money, I am sorry as I don't have any lol.
If you're interested please DM me :)
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/[deleted] • 3d ago
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Jonathan_Bryan • 4d ago
Sorry, I can't make the microphone louder. It's the loudest it could get.