Current Events > How do I sound in 3 languages?

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English:
https://clyp.it/n11sijbn

Swedish:
https://clyp.it/qga0izf1

Finnish:
https://clyp.it/a5bai141
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All 3: you sound...Nordic \_()_/ I don't really know what else to say.

Nordic languages seem to have a really..."clicky" sound to me. There is a lot of emphasis on plosives like K and T, and lots of tongue tip action with R and L. That emphasis sort of carries over into your English.
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Scandinavian languages are crazy sounding. To me, you sound more comfortable in Swedish and Finnish, though maybe that's cuz I can't understand either of them.

Slight overall accent, yeah, and a few odd word usages/tenses. Only English words where I was like hmm, were voice (woihss instead of voyss), conversation (krr-say-shun instead of con-ver-say-shun) someone (sah-wahn, instead of sum-wun). You have a nice voice. I'd listen to you tell me how I'm supposed to take my medications.
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Your accent when you speak English is kind of interesting. You have a heavy Nordic accent when you say most words but every now and then your accent sounds kind of American
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Interesting thoughts.

I kinda wish I and a Swenglish accent but I can't even imitate it well.

My Swedish has a bit of Finnish accent, and my Finnish has a Swedish accent in it :P
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Nump
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How many languages do you know total?
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Vol2tex posted...

How many languages do you know total?

Well these. But I know some extreme basic Dutch and Spanish I guess. But very little, and even less Japanese.
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Oh thank God there was vocaroo.com links in the op... The topic title had me worried.
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DocileOrangeCup posted...

Oh thank God there was vocaroo.com links in the op... The topic title had me worried.

They are clyp, not bad vocaroo
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