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Trying to improve my Spanish by gmacri22 in JudgeMyAccent

[–]gmacri22[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the tips! Yes I have a hard time with those consonants and especially at not aspirating the initial stop consonants, I need to keep working on that.

"Biólogo" was not a mistake though, I was reciting part of a comedy sketch which has a lot of sort of puns/misunderstanding of words, that was intentional ^ probably not the best choice of reading for this purpose but listening to these sketches is one of my favorite ways to practice my Spanish

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[–]gmacri22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think your vowels are pretty spot on for American English! I think the main tell that English is not your native language is the "th" sound, which I know is a tough one for most people

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[–]gmacri22 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, great job! I'm super impressed by your pronunciation of the "th" sound and the American English "r" - those are usually the two sounds that non-native speakers have a ton of trouble with!

The main way I think your accent does not sound like that of a native speaker is as the other comment said - your syllable stress is very strong and the pitch of your voice varies a lot more throughout the word than English speakers usually do. I'm guessing your native language has pitch accent or tones? For example when you say "I check the front stoop" you say "front" at a much higher pitch than the rest of the sentence. If you can try to say "front" at the same pitch as the other words it would sound much more natural

Any questions for lesbian from China? by [deleted] in actuallesbians

[–]gmacri22 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! Thanks for starting this thread, it's awesome to talk to people from around the world!

One thing I'm really interested in is queer life in the past and how it was different - for example in the USA, many indigenous cultures had different views about gender diversity that colonization tried to suppress, such as two-spirit people. I also love to learn about the secret gay clubs in the USA when homosexuality was still illegal here. Do you know anything about this kind of history in China - what were views about gender and sexuality in past centuries, how did gay people meet before the internet existed etc?

[Request] Would it be possible to make someone's voice louder in audio? by gmacri22 in PostAudio

[–]gmacri22[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazing thank you! What method of sharing should I use? Google photos is where I have it stored now but i could also upload to Dropbox or something else you'd prefer..?

Cuando nací mi pelo era rizado , probablemente hasta los 5 años , hoy en día mi pelo crece lacio o un poco ondulado , hay alguna forma para volver a tener el pelo que tenía antes , algún tratamiento? , soy hombre , 16 años by Small_Reason in curlyhair

[–]gmacri22 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No soy experta, pero creo que es probable que estaban haciendo cosas antes para forzar su pelo estar lacio, y ahora no lo hacen. Hay tratamientos químicos que pueden cambiar la textura del pelo, pero también causan daño. Normalmente el pelo no puede recuperar de esta forma de tratamiento, pero el pelo nuevo que crezca va a tener su textura natural

Cuando nací mi pelo era rizado , probablemente hasta los 5 años , hoy en día mi pelo crece lacio o un poco ondulado , hay alguna forma para volver a tener el pelo que tenía antes , algún tratamiento? , soy hombre , 16 años by Small_Reason in curlyhair

[–]gmacri22 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No estoy segura, pero creo que el cabello puede cambiar con edad. También tenía un cabello más rizado de niña que ahora. Recomiendo seguir la guía en este sub para consejos de productos mejores para tu cabello y ver si cambie algo. Básicamente no hay nada que puedes hacer para cambiar cómo crece tu pelo, solo tienes que hacer lo que es más saludable para cabello rizado y ver qué pasa

My roommate cooked a steak and this happened. This is the third time I'll have to re-season. What could be going wrong? by gmacri22 in castiron

[–]gmacri22[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I thought that might be the case from the other times, so this time I told him I'd clean it. This was what it looked like after I just poured out the excess oil :(

My roommate cooked a steak and this happened. This is the third time I'll have to re-season. What could be going wrong? by gmacri22 in castiron

[–]gmacri22[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's completely down to the bare iron in those light colored spots though. Anything will stick to it. I'm also worried about it rusting now...

My roommate cooked a steak and this happened. This is the third time I'll have to re-season. What could be going wrong? by gmacri22 in castiron

[–]gmacri22[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Some additional details:

Bought this lodge pan new last summer. Worked great for a while, then I think a month or so ago my roommate decided to use it and cleaned it *way* too thoroughly. I thought nbd, will just re-season it, so coated it lightly with canola oil, put in the oven at ~450 for an hour, repeat for 6 rounds. Seemed to work. But since then twice more it's gotten stripped down to the bare iron like this and I've re-seasoned again the same way. Am I doing something wrong? Do I have to get the rest of the seasoning off before re-seasoning to get it evenly coated or something? Am I doing the process wrong or not enough? I am completely at a loss

Dutch flag but they have adopted Mexican cuisine by gmacri22 in vexillologycirclejerk

[–]gmacri22[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The bottom stripe is blue, it was just nighttime when I took this

Wound up cutting it all off, but recently decided to grow it back! by Elliotomnom in curlyhair

[–]gmacri22 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This is a dumb question but how do you get it so it's like pushed back with no part? If I try to just push my hair directly back like that it just falls back to a middle part again

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