← Back to context Comment by yuchi 2 hours ago Sorry, curious non-native speaker here. Which accent? And which telling patterns made you think of it? 2 comments yuchi Reply Nition 2 hours ago Not the person you're responding to, but as soon as I read stuff like "I trained tiny network" I tend to imagine Russian. It's the missing "a". Same thing happens in "I'm speaking with heavy accent". Zacharias030 2 hours ago Missing articles in English is the usual give away for someone with a slavic native language such as Russian.
Nition 2 hours ago Not the person you're responding to, but as soon as I read stuff like "I trained tiny network" I tend to imagine Russian. It's the missing "a". Same thing happens in "I'm speaking with heavy accent".
Zacharias030 2 hours ago Missing articles in English is the usual give away for someone with a slavic native language such as Russian.
Not the person you're responding to, but as soon as I read stuff like "I trained tiny network" I tend to imagine Russian. It's the missing "a". Same thing happens in "I'm speaking with heavy accent".
Missing articles in English is the usual give away for someone with a slavic native language such as Russian.