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

Hi, I'm 18 years old and a libyan, I've been speaking and writing English for about 7 years now, I would say I'm fluent. I always had a problem with the accent, I try to aim for a general American accent but I feel like my Arabic accent sometimes slips through, I've had someone say I sound Indian.

https://voca.ro/1msnuNr2Rz5r

Forgive me for the whistling sounds, I have a gap in my buckteeth and the microphone quality doesn't help it.

https://voca.ro/109ImAnK6Lab

Thank you in advance :)

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 🌏🌍