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Been practicing my English speaking for around 5 months now

I'm aiming for a general American accent. What accent do I have? And I would appreciate it if someone could give advice on what to improve. https://voca.ro/18aWAMjsuNUA

•Last comment about 10 hours ago
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Could you check my sentence?

Q. What daily habit is most important to you and why? There are two daily habits. The first is reducing my coffee drinks. I used to drinking 2-3cups of americano a day. but I realized drinking too much caffeine. So I set a goal to drink coffee only twice a week. The second is talking my supplements. I take my supplements every morning, afternoon, and evening. I've realized a clear difference I started talking them regulary.

•Last comment 2 days ago
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What does this mean?

What does this mean?

https://i.redd.it/7n8a8tj3c9be1.jpeg

•Last comment 5 days ago
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Judge my accent!

guess my background! (without looking at my profile lol) very curious to hear what other people think my accent sounds like https://voca.ro/1nbLLyposXRp

•Last comment 6 days ago
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Is it “impulsive spending” or “impulse spending “? 1.Which one is more common? 2.Can we use “impulse spend” as a verb like “I don’t want to impulse-spend”?

https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hss7kg/is_it_impulsive_spending_or_impulse_spending/

•Last comment 8 days ago
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What kind of situation do you use "Rendezvous"

Is there a specific situation that you will use "rendezvous" instead of "meeting" ? Just curious because I have never heard of this word being used.

•Last comment 10 days ago
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How would you say this to a doctor?

How would you say that you have brown urine this morning? Does "brown urine" even make sense ?

•Last comment 11 days ago
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I want to ask them to put some rice in the bowl from the rice cooker. How do native speakers say it in this context? “Can you get some rice in the bowl”?

https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hqt6rx/i_want_to_ask_them_to_put_some_rice_in_the_bowl/

•Last comment 11 days ago
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What’s the different between “steak and “sear” when you are cooking? For example, “Sear the meat first to retain its juices”. Can I just exchange “steak” instead of “sear” in the sentence above?

https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hpl6df/whats_the_different_between_steak_and_sear_when/

•Last comment 13 days ago
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Can you guys tell where I’m from by my accent?

Check it out for me plz https://voca.ro/15Dl4xUJlpCU

•Last comment 15 days ago
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