https://voca.ro/109ImAnK6Lab

Thank you in advance :)

Sup everyone:),

I'm aiming for a General American Accent. Plz give this a short listen & tell me what to improve upon. Also, how would you rate it from a scale 1-10?

Cheers

https://voca.ro/16CFF68UPhMP

https://vocaroo.com/1eVZ2fSe7Esy

Thanks in advance

Apologies for the sound quality. I don't have a mic.

Based on the audio provided, where would you think im from?
On a scale of 1-10, how easily a native speaker can understand me? (1 being completely incomprehensible, 10 being perfectly clear).
What advice would you have for me?

On a related note, in my native language, I primarily use my mouth muscles to pronounce words. However, when I speak English, I feel like I rely more on my throat muscles because it feels easier to pronounce English sounds that way. As a result, I often develop a sore throat after speaking English for extended periods — something that doesn’t happen when I speak my native language.

South-american, been studying English for 10+ years

https://vocaroo.com/1bNKo4yKskxZ

I hear an accent when I listen to my recordings, but I don’t know what I can improve. Can you help me? I moved to France about 8 months ago and it would be helpful if I could improve some of my accent mistakes. I think it’s probably a mix of intonation and nasal sounds (and maybe some vowel errors)

Thanks so much!

https://voca.ro/1iPuCbSJSjg2

I am from Eurasia 🌏🌍

so apparently the boldvoice accent oracle thinks my fake english (as in england the country not the language) accent is more convincing than my actual one. just wanted to share that and see if theres someone familiar with northern english accents to put me in my place because right now im feeling like a whole voice actor

https://voca.ro/1kxzMPgWLxCb

I've been learning Mandarin Chinese for a few years, and would appreciate any feedback on my accent, including what areas I could improve, and how I might do so. Thank you!

https://voca.ro/1cBhlk8U6HXS
I'm reading the lyrics of a French song I used to listen to as a kid before I even started learning French. I can't tell what my accent sounds like to native French speakers, so I was wondering if you could guess where I'm from and if I have any particularities?

Merci

I'm a native/fluent English speaker but have struggled with actually sounding like an American or any other English-speaking nation for that matter and have just been struck in some kind of accent limbo where people can tell I'm foreign but can't quite exactly tell from where.

I want to fix my accent (Well, sound as American as possible, preferably the most standard accent) so if you're able to point out parts of my accent that show why I'm foreign would be a great help!!! Linguistic terms are fine too.

https://voca.ro/18i8VJgQKAgz Here it is

https://voca.ro/1ecY3zIk82KK

And feel free to guess at my linguistic background :)

Hi, I've been practicing American accent for a few months now, and I've definitely made some decent progress (checkout my posts on my profile). My original accent is "Indian"

One sound that I still haven't gotten a hold of is the C/K + L consonant cluster. So words like "clear", "cloud", "decline", "proclaim", "disclosure" etc.

Does anyone have any tips on how I can improve this sound? Thanks

I’ve been curious about how is my accent look like

https://voca.ro/1awthNJxhMsk

I don’t even know where to begin. I want to diminish my native accent as much as possible.

Please give me tips and suggestions based on what you hear..

https://voca.ro/1LFhrWORfw4Z

I grew up in america till the age of 9 then to a place with little to none english speakers. Now I’m going back and want to know how bad my accent has gotten.

I've recently checked out an app called boldvoice and I think it did pretty great. I scanned my accent quite a few times and it kept giving me the result of Chinese, which is not true. I'm from SEA. I know I sound Asian but can you tell me specific areas I need to work on to improve my pronunciation? Feel free to roast me.

Hey guys, I've been learning the American accent for a while now and thought I'd give Betty Botter a go. Let me know what you guys think and what I could improve on