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It's not Chinese accent, but French accent. Ashley is not a native American English
speaker.
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Your accent is worse than mine. You can't pronounce the "th" of something. It sounds
like Mandarin Chinese accent but not Cantonese accent.
You love America. And I guess the first three who replied were you yourself. Otherwise,
I don't understand why someone would think that you speak like an American.
On the other hand, some Indians and Singaporeans speak English with terrible accents
only. They end up without any native languages.
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I'm not maybe the right person to give my oppinion but definitely you are not american.
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I am not a native Engilsh speaking but for me the accent on the record if not Chinese
can be Korean or Japenese or someting like that. Even if the person was born in the
US, she still keeps the accent of her origins.
This accent is definitely not French.
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I think she definitely sounds American...she just reads like a third grader.
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i'm a native speaker of english god
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I was born in the USA and have been growing up in the USA and I only speak english,
and if you don't believe me that's your problem.
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You pronounce something as someding. American.
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Hey Ashley, I think you sound great! Don't worry about people who can't understand
you because you don't have a Chinese accent ;)
Wingyellow, why don't you send Tom a voice file so we can hear the proper pronunciation
of TH? I'm sure I'm mispronouncing it as well.
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hey thanks, finally someone believes me that I was born in the USA and that English
is my native tongue, because it is.
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Could you tell me in which part of the United States people pronounce something as
someding?
Even if you have been raised in this accent, you should have a TV set. And native
speakers of English on TV do not speak like this.
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I live in Minnesota, was born in Minnesota United States, my parents and I just speak
English, why in the hell would I lie about where I live and what my native tongue
is!
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If you are not lying, then you are very sad. You end up without speaking a recognised
accent. Everyone will think that you are a foreigner. It is possible that your parents
are not native speakers of English and pass on the accent to you. But I think you
should have had a TV set or neighbours or classmates or teachers who should have
told you to adjust the accent a bit to make you more accepted as the citizen of the
United States.
We have this kind of program in Hong Kong.
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While other Americans think that Minnesotans have unusual accents, we know that they
are not foreigners.
If I remember right, you didn't think I was American either, Wingyellow. I am coming
to the conclusion that you are just ignorant about the way that Americans really
speak.
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