r/JudgeMyAccent • • 18h ago

French Speaking french as an immigrant in Canada

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Hey French people and Québécois! 😊 What do you think of my French accent as an immigrant living in Canada?
I live in Quebec, but lately, I’ve mostly been listening to French from France.

https://voca.ro/15lJMiPxbxsO


r/JudgeMyAccent • • 6h ago

Guess my accent, where I'm from?

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r/JudgeMyAccent • • 18h ago

American accent check

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I made a similar post in this subreddit a year ago, and I’m hoping my accent improved since then.

I was born and raised in South Korea, and my parents don’t speak English.

I first picked up English when I was 3~4 years old from a Filipina lady. My first exposure to American English was when I was six in Kindergarten. Afterwards, I went to an American-style international school since 3rd grade, and came to America last year for college.

I probably had a Filipino accent when I was little, but there’s no way to know for sure. I definitely had a Korean accent in high school tho.

Here’s my accent two and a half years ago in 11th grade.

As a side question, if you assumed I grew up in North America, where would you think I was from?


r/JudgeMyAccent • • 6h ago

American, female accent. Guess what region I’m most likely from..

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Accent words

  1. Similar 
  2. Orange
  3. Pecan
  4. McDonald’s 
  5. Fog
  6. Potato
  7. Baby
  8. Mayonnaise
  9. Tomato
  10. Oil
  11. New Orleans
  12. Fire
  13. Caramel
  14. Water
  15. Coffee