How do Romanians sound when speaking English?

Romanians typically have a distinctive accent when speaking English. Some common features of the Romanian accent include:

* A rolled 'r' sound, similar to the Spanish or Italian 'r' sound.

* A tendency to pronounce 'th' as 's' or 'z', so that 'the' sounds like 'se' or 'ze'.

* A tendency to pronounce 'v' as 'w', so that 'very' sounds like 'wery'.

* A tendency to pronounce 'oi' as 'oy', so that 'boil' sounds like 'boyl'.

* A tendency to pronounce 'ea' as 'ya', so that 'meat' sounds like 'myat'.

* A tendency to pronounce 'iu' as 'yu', so that 'fluid' sounds like 'flyud'.

Additionally, Romanians may also have a tendency to speak in a singsong manner, with a rising and falling intonation.