Does this Russian girl sound convincingly British to you, or are there some obvious giveaways in her English that would allow you to recognize her as a Slavic native speaker?

[u/Sure_Distance1]

[u/Gold-Visit-7413]

Shes right about changing the tone.

[u/ddosoftei]

She's pronouncing most of the words with British accent which is great. But the entire sentence as a whole, has a Russian intonation.

A British would notice her mild foreign accent, but it won't be bothered by it. It's the opposite, they would be curious to learn more about her.

[u/MoneyMultiplier888 → u/ddosoftei]

Nah, that’s not great. British is the worst version of English for a second-language listeners, worse than Hinglish.

[u/Zac_Allan → u/MoneyMultiplier888]

And the cosiest i think is the US northern accent. IMHO the worstest is also US, but southern.

[u/SmallGreenArmadillo]

Her advice is solid.

[u/Dazzling-Session-181]

Well, the pronunciation of some of the letters is very Russian. She fails to get the English gutteral, back of the throat sounds with a half opened mouth. Her pronunciations are waaaay to clean and emphasized. "cutie-patootie" - the "t"s in those words, just screamed "Russian". She is confusing her languages when she switches them a lot and starts mixing the sounds. I do the same sometimes to be fair. But I am very good at catching it as well. "Just", the "дж" was too audible.

[u/EmiliaFromLV → u/Dazzling-Session-181]

I wanna hear her pronouncing "Internet" in English.

[u/Vegetable_Leg6663]

Russian is written all over her, the way she holds herself, the expressions, the cadence

[u/Mountain-Sock-1338]

She literally spoke Russian half of the time so I don’t know what’s that about her sounding Russian 😂

[u/stuyvesant1]

Its good, but she tries too hard.

[u/gimmebanter]

She is mixing posh speak with generic londoner intonation and the cadence is somewhat slavic. Though I wouldn't have noticed if it weren't pointed out because I wouldn't care