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8 Jul 2015
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Do I have an accent ?
Do I have an accent ?
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- English (US)
Your english is definitely not terrible. You sound really good! ^^ You have a slight accent(not that noticeable at all), but its not strong!
- English (US)
Everyone has an accent! :P
Yes, I hear yours. Towards the end of the recording, it was stronger. (When you said 'When I speak?' it was stronger.)
I can understand you clearly, though. :)
- English (US)
- Filipino
My opinion? Accent doesn't really matter much as long as you're clearly understood, which you are. 👍👏😁
- Arabic
Right. Accent really matters when it comes to listening. The more you speak with an accent, the more you understand well.
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