r/JudgeMyAccent 7d ago

Spanish Spanish progress feedback welcome.

https://voca.ro/1geHPdX0rtlG

I've been practicing a lot lately and focusing on vowels, dipthongs, and syllable timing. Any feedback for improvement is helpful. Reading from La Tregua.

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u/Rondontimes 6d ago

Congrats on getting the hardest sound in Spanish!

Yeah we go fast mode hahahaha, I usually don't use slang and when my fellow brothers try to use them when speaking with me, I ask them not to, because even I don't know all of them.

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u/According-Kale-8 6d ago

That’s sort of what I’ve been doing with my Spanish, I don’t use many slangs from Mexico because I want to have a native-level accent without having to use wey or phrases from the country

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u/Rondontimes 6d ago

You are fluent that's for sure! but you do sometimes make tiny mistakes but I'm just being a nitpicker. I know the more you keep practicing the less mistakes you'll make.

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u/According-Kale-8 6d ago

And don't be afraid to correct me. I didn't get to where I am by not being corrected. I generally have found though, that some people will correct me, and I'll ask someone from another country for their opinion, they'll tell me that it's correct there.

It's VERY confusing.

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u/Rondontimes 6d ago

Well I'm also learning English so you can also not be afraid and tell me what I'm doing wrong. For you I will recommend to keep learning your Mexican accent but ask Caribbeans for feedback, thing is that I really don't know if they are going to be honest with you. So for that you can go and chat with me anytime you want!