What does English sound like to non-native speakers?
What does English sound like to non-native speakers?
Connor Perez
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Easton Hughes
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Isaiah Lopez
Normal, because I've been surrounded by it since childhood. You perfidious anglos have made me speak English more comfortably than my own language.
Josiah Sanchez
Like how Dutch sounds to everybody else
Jaxson Baker
Sometimes I zone out and I can hear English like a foreign language
Ayden Sanders
Is the teacher supposed to sound British while the students are American?
David Ward
It sounds the same to us as it does to you.
Logan Sullivan
It seems a little drunk
Asher Gonzalez
Is it easy to tell accents apart that're similar?
>UK vs. Australia & New Zealand
>Canada vs. The US
Leo Nelson
bump
Hunter Robinson
English English sounds ok
American English sounds like animal sounds
Isaac Smith
Lucas Morris
he doesn't sound british tho
Elijah Smith
>American English sounds like animal sounds
Evan Nelson
Depends who speaks what kind.
Yeah happened with German to me twice too.
Sounds really strange actually.
Levi Morgan
In the beginning he sounded non-rhotic so I was just assuming
Jason Russell
It sounds like mumbling. You fuckers don't open your filthy mouths when you talk.
Camden Lewis
There are multiple accents in all those countries
Wyatt Lewis
No. People who don't speak English at all will tell you that Scottish English sounds just like American English
Xavier Diaz
What newfies sound like to the rest of Canada the rest of Canada sounds like to everybody else.
Caleb Davis
bump
Nicholas Scott
it's cool until 15 or 16
Aaron Lewis
To me there's just "redneck" and "the rest of USA or Canada"
Alexander Martinez
use your brain, Amerimutt
you probably cant tell French Canadian apart from Parisian French. i struggle and i am a learner
it would therefore be likely that non-english have the same problem with english
Jacob Parker
>can't hear the difference between French-Canadian and Metropolitan French despite learning it
I don't even speak French but even I can hear it autist
Chase Ortiz
They both sound American
Jose Mitchell
I dont speak Spanish but can pick up differences between Puerto Ricans I know, Mexicans that live around me and my Argentine coworker. It's like the rythm , tempo and melody is a bit different.
Zachary Walker
But what does it sound like to you, a native speaker? I guess we'll never know.
Joseph Hill
The only Spanish with a discernable difference is Spain and Argentina; the rest generally sounds the same
Kayden Cox
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Mason Rogers
IMO once you understand a language it stops sounding like anything
Dylan Roberts
this music enrages me for some reason
Robert Nelson
Americans have a tendency to elongate certain syllables that makes them sound as if they are being melodramatic about whatever they're talking about
Angel Jenkins
mumbling and growling with full mouth
Jason Johnson
full mouth of what
Brayden Martin
Dick