Non-native English-speakers: how do you pronounce 'grass' and 'chance'?

[Teutone]

How does he sound?

Like a Greek triying to sound like a british royal besides living in chicago, he thinks this makes his uber passengers feel royal. But he randomly adds malaka in his talking points.

https://voca.ro/19UxIqIj85Ir

[The Lawspeaker]

In some ways I feel that Britain, Netherlands and the Nordic countries could be one big country and work quite well. We're all nations of traders and sailors above all else, after all.

It would work quite well. The aforementioned countries also happen to coincide with Britain's political zone of influence in Europe: the Benelux, Norway, Denmark, the Faroes and Iceland.

[Tooting Carmen]

https://voca.ro/18og0fGYTj36

Muy gringo.

[Tooting Carmen]

Like a Greek triying to sound like a british royal besides living in chicago, he thinks this makes his uber passengers feel royal. But he randomly adds malaka in his talking points.

https://voca.ro/19UxIqIj85Ir

He sounds half-Jewish, half-Aussie.

[Zeno]

Like a Greek triying to sound like a british royal besides living in chicago, he thinks this makes his uber passengers feel royal. But he randomly adds malaka in his talking points.

https://voca.ro/19UxIqIj85Ir

Well, this is mah natural accent after all:

https://voca.ro/1ikPuBCtVPJN

[Tooting Carmen]

Well, this is mah natural accent after all:

https://voca.ro/1ikPuBCtVPJN

You sound transatlantic with some mild foreign inflections.

[Teutone]

Well, this is mah natural accent after all:

https://voca.ro/1ikPuBCtVPJN

Yea impressive accent, but say Alabama pls.

[Teutone]

https://voca.ro/1kK6usWpdZsW

[Zeno]

You sound transatlantic with some mild foreign inflections.

That means both Anglo and American?

Yea impressive accent, but say Alabama pls.

https://voca.ro/18LFuC5DUPzH

[Teutone]

That means both Anglo and American?



https://voca.ro/18LFuC5DUPzH

The way you say Alabama indicates you are not inbred and that means you spell it wrong.

Say

"Damn son, where did you find this"

please.