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I hear it a bit, but your r's sound more American english and the syllable stresses seem off on some words.

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this is for you friend

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1hts786Jnrn

>>66252141
I supposedly learned British English spelling, but I never really worked my accent much, so I ended up landing in between, I feel. Probably pulling towards American.

This is not a good example, because I can mostly turn it on more easily when there are longer words so I can accent the first syllable - STRAWbry vs straw-BErry.

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http://vocaroo.com/i/s1BQ7yrbIClb

>>66252141
mammal sounded a bit weird, it was like maamaal.

Other than that though really fucking good mate, well done. Your spoken English is better than most foreigners on this site.
>>66259785
Going towards American more with the r's but still sort of generic foreignery accent. Still good though.

>>66260069
Yeah, I still roll my R's a bit, especially when there's lots of them. The 'a' in cat also feels a bit off to me.

Nige poster, posting

>>66260227
nigel get back at the camper, the monkey is raping your doughter

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1lFG0A6F24p

r8 my english
http://vocaroo.com/i/s092TKdnnKyC

>>66263249
Very good, but you said carnivorous wrong.

>>66263306
i forgot the r before the n ?

>>66263453
yes.

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1LXO3RbMCQR

>>66263645
sounds quite irish at times, bit rough overall

>>66252141
How'd you get a British accent like that? It sounds really good

>>66263147
Sounds more Sarf Afrikan than British.

When I attempt a British accent, I either do Shakespeare, some sort of Puritan West Country Pilgrim, or Irish.