English heard by Non-english speakers

I’ve Been wondering this for a while.
What does english sound like to Non-english speakers? I know what chinese,japanese,spanish,russian etc. Sounds like to People who Don’t speak those languages,But what does english Sound like to people who Don’t speak english?

I’ve thoght about that too.. guess we’ll never because we’ve been exposed to the English for most of our life.

Don’t take life too seriously. You’ll never get out alive.

It sounds like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mv5qzMtLE60

Cid wrote: Cor blimey me matey, what are you doing in me pockets

Actually since I speak two languages Spanish and English I actually I’ve tried listening to myself speaking in english and pretending I didn’t understand what the sounds meant.

Sister sounded like SissTor

Books- Buhks

Good Bye- Gud Bai

It was easy for me because I have a mother who is trying to get rid of her accent and I often had to write words down the way they sounded.

I’ve wondered this myself. I know with asian languages we throw a lot of “ch” sounds at the start of words.

If my sources are correct, when non-english speakers imitate english, they use a lot of “th” sounds, which makes sense.

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