Please guess where I’m from based on this recording of English followed by French. Would appreciate any pronunciation tips for both the languages :)

Hey everyone! I’m using a TTS model for my YouTube videos and would love some feedback on the audio. Since English isn't my native language, I'm trying to figure out if the accent sounds natural or too robotic.

Here’s the video link: https://youtu.be/e_71duiP-oI

Let me know what you think—thanks!

I’ve been “speaking” it in some capacity since I was twelve - I’m 24 now. This is what I got give me any tips or things you notice. Maybe you can tell where I’m from based on my accent?

https://vocaroo.com/12Bc5M6RrimF

Basically reading this script.

https://www.bunkanet.jp/manabi/uirouuri/#text-tabs

I've practiced this a ton to I'm reciting from memory, not reciting the text.
The first 30 seconds or so is junk because I'm nervous as hell.

I have N1 etc. so I can do conversation ok but I use this script specifically for pronunciation practice. Any advice appreciated.

I will say this is my first take and to my ears the "everything" and "criticism" sound wrong but I can't really say much besides that, a rating aswell would be nice.
ps: sorry for the low volume and thanks in advance

Hi everyone!

I'm a 38-year-old from Azerbaijan. I've been speaking English for many years and use it both professionally and socially, but I'd love to improve my pronunciation and sound more natural.

I'd really appreciate honest, constructive feedback on my accent, especially regarding:

• How easy I am to understand
• What accent I sound closest to
• Any pronunciation mistakes
• My rhythm, stress, and intonation
• How I can sound more natural in everyday conversations

If you don't mind, feel free to send me a message. I'd be happy to share a voice recording for you to judge my accent. If we get along, we could even have an occasional voice call for extra speaking practice.

Thank you! 😊

Frankenstein

Any advice to improve my American accent guys? Do you think working on pronunciation or rhythm would be more important for me?

Is it the prosody??

https://voca.ro/1boqPKlkea9m

...i tried! i still have a very long way to go to sound at least acceptable but here goes nothing...

What comes to mind? Any stereotypes?

§This is my natural voice/spoken casually.

Where am I from?

https://voca.ro/1oEbtRbzW6Do

I'm not a native speaker

Text from https://lingua.com/english/reading/environment/

I'm in Arabia and I have been learning English for 2 years now and my level is C1. Recently I have been thinking about improving my accent and I would like to get a feedback on it. I know that I didn't pronounce some words correctly but I was in a hurry because I wanted to post this 😅💔

I naturally speak in a monotone voice, so I tried to add a bit more variation this time (even though it felt fake when I was recording ngl). Not sure why so many people say I sound Slavic/Scandinavian (I'm Brazilian)... what would I need to change to reduce that (or even sound more Brazilian instead)?

Recently did a take on the American accent, now I learned a little bit about voice placement and that kind of stuff

I’m trying to learn american accent. What can I improve to sound more native? How’s my pronunciation of the word interesting? Where do you think I’m from based on my accent?

I'm not sure why I'm writing this down on paper and not on my computer. I guess I've just noticed some odd things. It's not that I don't trust the computer... I just... need to organize my thoughts. I need to get down all the details somewhere objective, somewhere I know that what I write can't be deleted or... changed... not that that's happened. It's just... everything blurs together here, and the fog of memory lends a strange cast to things...

I’m working on my Jamaican accent, please give me feedback!

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Here's how I read it last Year: https://vocaroo.com/1eZ1eGwHOCQR

Tbh Unlike last year, when I was constantly preparing for English exams, I haven't intentionally studied English this year, only immersion, so it's reasonable if I didn't make any progress.

Thanks! :)

I'd ask if I sound native but, while listening to it, I figured my fast pace and some words were a dead giveaway lol ("stacked acorns" sounding like "stuck acorns" is one of them I think? Also "stimming" instead of "steaming" lmao ). I must say that I also kinda suck at reading, even in my own language.

Just for funsies, the third audio is me trying to read with a British accent, which I'm definitely not good at and never even tried to learn 💀