u/rambiolisauce

I've always wondered how Arnold voice and demeanor would come across to people who also claimed German as a first language but spoke English fluently.

I've always thought English or even British accent can sound very proper and intelligent to Americans or at least myself and sometimes when I see videos of people at McDonald's in the UK or someplace like that and you can see much like in the states they have their own "lower class" bunch that probably sound a little more unintelligent or uneducated to the locals but if I were to listen to a recording of that person's voice I probably wouldn't be able to distinguish their intellectual or educational prowess from Someone like David Attenborough with my American ears😅

So in that same way I wonder what Arnold Schwarzenegger's voice sounds like to someone whose first language is German that speaks relatively fluent English?

Is anyone in here qualified to answer that question or even better yet give me an example of an American that speaks English that would be very comparable to what a German or Austrian person would hear listening to Arnold Schwarzenegger?

EDIT: thank you all very much for your responses! I think I've learned enough from reading them. I can probably take it from here. I really appreciate it!

Is my blade just dull? The teeth on the chain feel relatively sharp to me when I rubbed my finger against them, but I am no expert and obviously something isn't right. Surely it shouldn't take this long.
Again, I apologize for the non-hilarious tree falling on houses material but if someone would still please guide me I would appreciate it

My twin sister called me up one day and said her entire garage was moist and steamy like a sauna and asked me to come take a look. When I got there, I eventually discovered her T&P valve on her water heater had tripped, so I ran to the house and then picked one up with a high temperature and pressure rating and swapped them out and assumed that I would never see it again. Now six months later the new valve is popped again. I seriously doubt the temperature in there. Hot water is getting over 210°F because they don't have steam blasting out of their fixtures instead of water😂 and I have my very serious doubts that the pressure is getting up over 150 psi but I guess I don't know that for sure. Even if it was, it seems like the valve would close sometimes at least when someone is using the water and letting the pressure off. I thought maybe sediment buildup or rust might could possibly have something to do with it that's an awful lot of sediment and rust and only six months, especially considering the first valve lasted around five years and I don't see how the sediment and rust could get inside of the spring inside the valve unless it opened in the first place which again 150 psi 210°F....?🤷🏻..... anyways there's no doubt in my mind. One of you plumbing wizards will know what the problem is long before you get done reading my long winded description here lol... so what's going on?