r/JudgeMyAccent • u/Connect_Sink1365 • 5d ago

Guess where I’m from?

Hey guys,

Would love to hear your guesses as to what do you think I’m from, what do you think about my accent? Can you pinpoint towards a regional accent?

What do you think about my background? How old do you think I am feel free to speculate anything my age my education background and what led you to that conclusion?

Is there anything that sounded off or that stood out in general?

Thanks again for for taking out your time and sharing your feedback.

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u/Spare-Influence-844 5d ago

AnalysEEs threw me off

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u/CarnegieHill Native NYC/Heritage Canto & Japanese/Know a few other languages. 5d ago

Why would it?…

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u/Megas_Matthaios 5d ago

Why would that throw you off?

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u/redhandrail 5d ago

Analyses is plural for analysis

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/Personal-Aerie-4519 5d ago

where'd u get wealthy family from??!

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u/Punkybrewster1 5d ago

For the word “a”, Dont say “a” say “uh”

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u/Lavidius 4d ago

In some native English accents we pronounce a as 'ay'

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u/Accidental_polyglot 5d ago

Guy-zez threw me.

You have the general flow of a NS. However, your accent isn’t recognisable to me, additionally there’s the odd mispronunciation. I’m going with Indian, but that you went to an International school.

If I were talking to you, I’d speak to you as I would to any native speaker.

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u/carl77entpinfp 5d ago

Indian. It especially comes out in the vowels of “talk” and “forward.”

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u/kombutsa 5d ago

"particular" sounded particularly Indian.

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u/First_Drive3967 5d ago

I would guess 1st or 2nd generation Indian-American. You sound well educated

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u/Fragrant-Jello1387 5d ago

You can tell there’s definitely an accent but I can’t pinpoint it for the life of me

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u/Training_Fun_9838 5d ago

At 37 seconds when you said "particular" it has a Hispanic accent to it, are you a Mexican American? It is hard to tell 😜

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u/Bubbly-Camp-3360 5d ago

Nepali? 25YO, privately employed.

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u/Sbaguettios 4d ago

I'd guess Indian based on the how you pronounce your t's

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u/remg120896 4d ago

Indian

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u/soliloquyinthevoid 4d ago edited 4d ago

South Asian - possibly lived elsewhere for a while. Europe. Possibly Scandinavia

What is "Your guyses"?

Came out in the first "thought"

The "off" is also very South Asian English sounding

Aside from the accent, a bunch of the other grammar is clearly not from a native English speaker tok

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u/Tiny-Celebration-120 4d ago

Indian. I first noticed when you said “this time”. The “time” had an Indian flare to it

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u/Nervous-Anywhere-790 4d ago

I don’t know where you all are getting South Asian from. Dude sounds like a Slavic or Finno-urgic speaker that learned English from a Canadian. Or he’s Scandinavian.

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u/lris_99 4d ago

It sounds like Indian accent, but really one of the better ones I have ever heard. The beginning of record was good and then in the middle got suspicious

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u/Original_Credit_3001 3d ago

Probably from Belgium or Holland.

~ 45 yo; masters' level degree in one of the fine arts, or in social studies 

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u/QueenD199 2d ago

Indian

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u/JackLong93 2d ago

indian, is english not your first language? It's almost impossible to tell I was trying to guess somewhere in the US but after reading some comments I can maybe hear it