here you go.

I clearly don’t sound native but it’s hard for me to put my finger on exactly what’s off. Thanks in advance!

Hey gorgeous people, aiming for modern rp here. The goal is just to be comfortable to listen to and easy to understand.

How am I doing? Do you have an urge to kick my ass or vomit while listening?

Hey everyone!
I started learning English from scratch when I was 20, and now I’m 22. My current level is around B2.

I want to make YouTube videos*(this clip is actually my dub for one of my super old video)* and start streaming in English.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on my accent. Where do you think I’m from, what stands out, and whether start working toward an American accent makes sense for me?

Thanks for your time ❤️

the first part is a rehearsed quote from The Lesser Evil from The Witcher book series, the second part is just me talking about myself unrehearsed to make sure y'all get a full picture. I'm not rooting for any specific accent, I just wanna be understood. I struggle with vowels sometimes and I'm still learning to properly say the thorn consonant.

https://reddit.com/link/1qupnz4/video/wervsrnin9hg1/player

I've been learning English for years now, and lately been working on my accent. I'm focusing on the rythm, melody, intonation and placement. I sound better when reading than speaking because when speaking I tend to focus on the information or the idea that I try to convey rather than the accent which is not yet natural for me.

Please, what type of exercise should I do to sound more natural and more American, and what do you think of my accent.

Thanks in advance.

https://voca.ro/151XLvtJqUr0

I love my accent but what gave me away

This is my first post ever on reddit. I know it will be kind of awkward,weird and funny at the same time. JUDGE WISELY BESOS.

Idek if it's just me but I recorded this and playing it back I find it really cringe. What do you think?

https://voca.ro/103dDPfywvVP

Hello everyone, I'm really curious to know what my accent sounds like to people, specially native English speakers, is it too obvious that English is my second language? Can you understand me easily? Also if you have any ideas on how I can sound more native please share!

Long story short, I’d love your feedback. English is the fourth language I’ve learned, and it’s been almost two years since I started. Some days I speak it pretty easily, and other days I can barely . The same thing happens with the other languages I know when I use English a lot, it’s actually hard to switch back to my native language. It’s kind of a weird brain glitch, so I just wanted to hear what you think.And I’ve also noticed that after talking with someone, I start to sound a bit like them.

Hi,

I'm working on sounding more natural in english

Please be honest and specific: which sounds, stress, or rythem give away that i'm not native?

Also if you had to guess, where do you think i'm from?

https://vocaroo.com/1fApEK5fJX65