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Let's hear each other accents in different languages!
I'll begin with german :
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Juan Gray
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Isaac Green
Fuck you
Daniel Cruz
rude
Asher Moore
forgot to post the extract
hr könnt nicht anders sein als mit uns verbunden. Und wenn die großen Kolonnen unserer Bewegung heute siegend durch Deutschland ziehen, dann weiß ich, ihr schließt euch den Kolonnen an.
Und wir wissen, vor uns liegt Deutschland, in uns marschiert Deutschland und hinter uns kommt Deutschland!
Wyatt Bailey
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been practicing German recently, my accent's not the greatest though. Would like to practice with someone tb h
Oliver Garcia
Your accent sounds really good to me, i'm also learning german but i lack motivation.
Hudson Russell
Tried to get some English, French, German, Portuguese, Catalan, and Spanish.
Portuguese is my main foreign language so it drips into the others sometimes.
Gabriel Bell
Your french is indeed not really good, you seem to speak quite good spanish/portuguese/catalan but i can't really tell as i don't speak those languages myself (i know only know a bit of spanish)
Gabriel Thomas
Matthew Lopez
rate my dutch
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Gabriel Roberts
I feel like I sound a lot more natural if I'm reading.
Jack Allen
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Jaxson Cox
Here's me speaking German:
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Japanese:
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Finnish :DDDD
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Adrian Cruz
2/10 Finnish, but obviously you were just having a laugh
Kayden Martinez
My accent sucks because I learned my bit of French through classes, so I spent more time listening to other people's mistakes than actual French. Most of the students in the class tried to pronounce the words with Spanish pronunciation rules.
I had an Andorran, so a native speaker of Catalan and a fluent (if not native) speaker of French tell me my french was bad while my Catalan accent was great.
Carson Harris
Yeah I wasn't being too serious.
But isn't that how Oispa Kaljaa is pronounced?
Oi-spa call-yah
Nolan Cooper
Gracias. Mi amiga de Barcelona ha dicho que parece una telenovela sudamericano.
Cooper Ross
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Connor Mitchell
Nathaniel Long
wut
Eli Miller
Wyatt Cox
frenchmen r8 this sh*t, almost 10 years of learning french usually 4-5 hours a day
my life is france
my life is french
i will speak perfect french to my children
Logan Peterson
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"Guárdenlo mis rodillas enterrado
más que este fugitivo territorio
agarrenlo mis párpados hasta nombrar y herir,
guarde mi sangre este sabor de sombra
para que no haya olvido"
can I get some tips on how to improve my accent? I know that my rr's are shitty.
Ian Torres
anglo learning french here, what do you use for study aids aside from the typical french beginner stuff.
I wouldn't mind reading manga in french but it's hard to find stuff considering all the mainstream things getting taken offline due to copyright issues in franceland.
Julian Hill
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Kevin Kelly
I had to play it 3 times because "un cours de finance" sounded like "encore de finance", mais sinon ça va c'est bien.
Charles Brown
I'm a brit. Why is this thread up so fucking early, I have work reee
Luke Long
as we both know, traditional vocab/classroom learning is not the best way to learn. Reading/listening comprehension is.
my current study aids are:
Le petit nicolas - a very enjoyable emission made for children but has all the intricacies of modern french. it's difficult for beginners/intermediates but it's the best way to learn. translate each sentence if you need to. I have to watch it with subtitles before I watch it without because it's too fast and I can't understand unless I read it
also, you better fucking sing that GOAT opening song every time
second aid is reading. I'm reading le petit prince right now, but I also read random (and free) short stories in french usually made for children since it uses basic french
here are some sites for you:
apprendre.tv5monde.com
lingvist.com
lawlessfrench.com
en.childrenslibrary.org
Lucas Adams
Watch Occupation double
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Eli Thomas
I don't know what it says, so I'm guessing how to say it:
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5/7 needs more base but perfect
Christopher Hughes
Sorry for the double post, but I'm /r/equesting some tongue twisters (like the rain in spain). They are my secret weapon. Here is a Dutch one:
Liesje leerde Lotje lopen langs de lange Lindelaan. Maar omdat Lotje niet wilde lopen liet Liesje Lotje staan.
Jonathan Wilson
But there is?
Anthony Nelson
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Hope it ain't too shit
Anthony Barnes
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Maybe this'll give you a chuckle
Nolan Reed
I like it a lot. It was a nice try. It sounded like you're Scandinavian. Maybe an example was needed:
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Brayden Martinez
I've practiced a lot of Swedish and Norwegian pronunciation, though not ever committed to learning them. I see now that my cadence was all off on the second sentence as well; it was fun to try though.
Here's an English one:
Brisk brave brigadiers brandished broad bright blades, blunderbusses, and bludgeons — balancing them badly.
Parker Rogers
I do parties, weddings and bar mitzvahs:
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Thank you for the tongue twister. I hope you get a chuckle out of this.
My English is mostly based on BBC Documentaries, so that's why I do a silly accent:
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My (5th) attempt at American English:
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