Italian accent

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Oral posture Trill your R’s. [r] is different from the English

Oral posture

Trill your R’s.
[r] is different from the English [r]; it

is pronounced with one flip of the tongue against the gums of the upper teeth. This is the trilled r.
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Oral posture [e] – the sound of thinking, instead of English

Oral posture

[e] – the sound of thinking, instead of English [æ].
NO

diphthongs.
“Go, I, play”
Dropped H’s
“I’m so happy to see you!”
Extra [ə] after the words.
“Do you like[ə] my new dress[ə].”
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Oral posture Dentalized [th]. Many Italians have some difficulty in pronouncing

Oral posture

Dentalized [th].  
Many Italians have some difficulty in pronouncing the

English "th", and so pronounce it as either "t" (as in "Think"), or "d" (as in "The"), respectively. It does not exist in Italian and is hard to acquire as an adult, especially as substitutes work perfectly well.
American accent.
For how Italian mouth works, it is easier for them to pronounce American words.
e.g. The letter [r]
No aspiration.
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Syllable stress falls differently in the two languages. By default, Italian

Syllable stress falls differently in the two languages. By default, Italian

stresses the penultimate syllable (though there are numerous exceptions).