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How English Sounds Like to Non-English Speakers
‘Skwerl’. A short film in fake English. How English sounds to non-English speakers.
Source: http://www.whydontyoutrythis.com/201...-speakers.html
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Sounds like Dutch
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It sounds soft as it doesn't accentuate sharp consonants.
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English sound Dutch/Flemish
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Stefan_Dusan on Muslim Bulgarians how they are Albanian lolOriginally Posted by CrystalMaiden
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They've done it in American English accents.
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Yes, indeed, I would have preferred it with british accent.
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I'm not a fan of American English, especially because some vowels seem to be "messed up"! I prefer British English also because they've vocalised the "post-nuclear R" in words like "word, Carl, heart" and so on, so it sounds less noisy; despite of that, I also like the Irish accents (very Celtic-influenced), especially because of their intonation..
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Haha lol
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Is this really fake English or are just saying random words with no particular order or sense?
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It sounds like they are using real words randomly in many places to my ears.
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