That would actually be cool also for non-native English speakers :)

Yeah that's probably not goinv to work for India and the rest of the anglosphere.

Yea, I'm Trinidadian, and even though my accent has changed significantly from living in Canada for 7 years, people and especially voice recognition get confused by some of my speech patterns.

Example is that people always hear 50 when I say 30, because of how I pounce the "y". Anything ending in "th" or "ing" gets confused a lot by people who don't know me.

It's kinda funny to keep track of :)

> goinv to

Did you succumb to the exact same problem GP comment described?