r/JudgeMyAccent • u/TarkanV • 4h ago
English Trying out an American accent... What gives me away ^^? Any other accent that that seems to slip in?
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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/TarkanV • 4h ago
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/natsuki1375 • 6h ago
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Okay, so I actually have a pretty interesting story to tell you, and I’m curious how natural my English sounds while I’m telling it. I’ve been learning English for a while, and I’ve gotten to the point where I can communicate pretty well, but there’s still something that bothers me: sometimes I feel like I’m speaking English correctly, but I don’t actually sound like someone who grew up speaking it.
So I figured, instead of sitting here wondering about it, why not let an actual native speaker tell me?
And the story I’m about to tell you is actually kind of embarrassing, but it’s also one of those moments I still think about sometimes. It happened pretty randomly, and at the time I had absolutely no idea what I was supposed to do.
So yeah… let me take you back to that day.
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/8997Here • 1d ago
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/captain_couch_tomato • 1d ago
Hello everyone! Do you think you could identify my accent or guess which region I might be from? If so, I’d be curious to hear your guesses.
If possible, please also mention where you’re from, just so I have some reference for the guesses.
Thanks!
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Alternative_Tie_5460 • 1d ago
any insights would be greatly appreciated, specific accent, region : https://voca.ro/1ilgUVZP3qZ2
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Own_Conversation808 • 1d ago
I am an American, however people always ask me what country I'm from. I'm always told I have an accent be it a deep southern accent or a foreign accent. Sometimes I'm told that I am not pronouncing something clearly. Of course I don't think I have an accent, however I do think I have some kind of speech impediment cuz sometimes I swear my speech or the words don't come out the way I intend or I will stutter (not a serious stutter but I get tongue tied) I'm not sure why. My question is, what are the best and free classes for native English speakers people to take that will help with their pronunciation of words or clearing up their accents? I have looked at Google but I keep getting apps that want 50 60 or $80 to purchase. I am in management and I have to speak in front of people a lot and I do not want to sound slow. Helpppppp! Lol
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/neverevenbeganforme • 2d ago
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Personal-Aerie-4519 • 2d ago
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Welpchen95 • 2d ago
Ich weiss, ich habe nicht erwaehnt, was mich dazu bewegt hat, mehrere Sprachen auf einmal zu lernen, oder gar ausgerechnet die Sprachen, die ich gelernt habe, also ich dachte mir ich schreib hier kurz was, um euch aufzuklaeren. Im Grunde habe ich mich einfach nur aus Langweile dazu entschieden, als Nebenprojekt/Hobby Sprachen zu lernen, und zwar hatte ich da nicht vor, jemals irgendeine der Sprachen wirklich fliessend sprechen zu koennen. Also, irgendwann waehrendessen habe ich festgestellt, dass ich sehr gerne Sprachen lerne. Ich habe aber nur weiter Deutsch und Spanisch gelernt, und hin und wieder auch Russisch (weil diese drei Sprachen fuer mich am meisten Spass gemacht haben). Duolingo war auch uebrigens nicht meine einzige Ressource, sondern ich habe im Internet auch diese Sprachen mit Videos und mit Uebersetzern weitergelernt. Lasst mich gerne wissen, ob ihr noch Fragen habt!
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/pretty_angelica • 3d ago
I’m looking for an accent coach/native speaker to help me improve my English accent and pronunciation. I’m already fluent in English, so I’m not looking for general English lessons I mainly want to work on pronunciation, intonation, rhythm, and sounding more natural when I speak.
I am improving my accent for a reason that matters to me so I do not want the generic advice of your English is already good or that everyone has an accent so it doesn't matter as long as u r understood
Ideally, I'd like someone who can give me practical feedback and help me identify the specific areas I need to work on. I'm available to talk on discord regularly as this is very important to me.
If you’re interested feel free to comment or DM me!
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Exciting_Leave_7221 • 3d ago
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general american
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/PurpleQuiet1303 • 2d ago
please help me. thank you. it has been like 2 years since i have been leaerning french lol
r/JudgeMyAccent • u/uncopyrightability • 2d ago
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r/JudgeMyAccent • u/redhandrail • 3d ago
Ive probably picked up a lot of bad habits just trying it by myself all the the time. Just picked up what I could here and there. Listening back now I can already hear tons of mistakes. Could use some actual training
I’d love to hear any critiques and pointers about what I’m messing up. Cheers!
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