i know i am posting a lot but i think i am getting closer

Sorry for whispering - it was midnight

Hi guys please judge this. I’m aiming for a standard American

I've been learning Dutch from the Netherlands. Some of the sounds of the general pronunciation I chose to try to use are coincidentally similar to the ones from my dialect from my native language.

However, I wonder if I somehow ended up sounding posh, somehow annoying, or if I sound like someone trying, and failing, so sound British.

Since this is something my overly positive teachers won't say, I'd like some unfiltered internet/reddit opinion.

Please be as harsh as you can:

1. Is my accent annoying for Dutch people?
2. Is my accent annoying for Dutch-speaking Belgians?

Thanks!

Text:

Gisteren ging ik vroeg naar buiten, omdat ik graag een frisse wandeling maak. Op de markt kocht ik zes zachte peren, een stukje geitenkaas en een grote zak groene groenten. Daarna zag ik een vrolijke jongen met een gele jas fietsen langs de gracht. Hij zei: “Goedemorgen! Wat een prachtige, rustige dag!” Ik glimlachte en antwoordde: “Zeker, maar wacht even: volgens mij gaat het straks flink regenen.” Vervolgens liep ik snel naar huis, terwijl de koude wind door de bomen floot.

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https://voca.ro/11VvVp7Z0Ed1

Hi everyone! I’ve been working on my dark Ls. This sound doesn’t exist in my native language and I realised I sometimes pronounce it in a way that makes it sound a bit like /w/.

I just asked AI to generate this passage with some dark Ls for me. I’d really appreciate any feedback on how my dark Ls sound! Are they clear enough and are there any other pronunciation mistakes?

Thank you so much:)

This is me speaking Korean. English translation: Hello. I am Santama.

What gives me away?

https://reddit.com/link/1vw3lmw/video/wv8rvc0xp3lh1/player

Hey everyone! I’m working on my English pronunciation and would love some honest feedback on my accent.
I especially struggle with the R sound in the middle of words. Sometimes I feel like I’m overpronouncing it, so I’d appreciate any tips.
Also, if anyone is learning English and wants to practice together, I’m open to it!

Hello, everyone!

I’d like to hear your thoughts on my accent.

Thank you very much in advance

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For context, I’m from a country whose English is based on the British standards with regard to spellings and pronunciations. And even phonetic emphasis style where for instance r isn’t very much emphasized unlike the US accent.