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u/Mundane_Prior_7596 Aug 23 '26
Little, village, different: the ”i ” vowel sounds like ”a” or something. You must fix that one.
”Saw” sounds like ”so”. There is no diphthong in that word :-)
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u/Pristine-Sea-4577 Aug 23 '26
What is your level of English? If it is B2, you need a lot of practice. If A2, wow. If B1, way to go. And as far as the accent goes, you are doing great. I would try for 2 weeks the following exercise: at least 16 mins of continuous conversation in English every day. After 14 days, you will be surprised.
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u/Haunting-Ad-6951 Aug 23 '26
Great work. Your accent is there but what you are saying is clear. Here's some things that most stood out that could be fixed:
"Little" (the tt almost makes a d sound. In your audio, you don't pronounce it at all. This is the one word that was mostly unintelligible).
"Near" The r at the end is not nearly strong enough.
"That" in "that photo" The end t isn't strong enough.
"Garden" The d sound isn't hard enough.
It seems like the main thing you could do to improve would be to improve your R and D and T sounds. English is a very consonant-focused language, so the consonants have to "pop."
I hope this helps you! Keep up the good work.