What is the most flexible accent?

I agree. Filipino accent is very flexible that we can adapt to, if not all, most of the world’s accents.

Why is tongue flexible?

The Tongue Has Several Muscles The tongue is also known for its flexibility. The reason that tongues are so strong and flexible is because they are made up of eight different muscles.

What language is mostly spoken in Indonesia?

Bahasa Indonesia
Indonesian (locally referred to as Bahasa Indonesia) is the primary lingua franca. Indonesian is spoken by over 94\% of the population, but it is the primary language of only 20\% of the population. Javanese (Jawa) is the most common primary language, spoken by over 30\% of the population.

Can you swallow without a tongue?

If you had a small amount of tongue removed, you may be able to eat by mouth. However, if you had a large amount of tongue removed, you will not be able to eat anything through your mouth right after surgery.

Is it rare to have a flexible tongue?

The extent of tongue flexibility may vary. Researchers even went as far as to conduct a special study on the subject. 63\% of the test participants managed to fold their tongue into a roll, 14\% managed to bend it in half, and less than 1\% were able to shape their tongue into a triple pipe.

Is Indonesian language tonal?

Unlike Chinese, Indonesian is not a tonal language. As far as pronunciation goes, Indonesian, though far from easy, is relatively straightforward for English speakers.

Do Indonesia speak English?

Indonesians speak Indonesian, but some Indonesians do speak English. How many Indonesians speak English is difficult to say however, perhaps 10\% of Indonesians can speak English reasonably well, in fact some can speak fluently. One, if you have a TV you can learn English.

Do Indonesians speak English with a strong accent?

As a UK citizen, I have lived in Indonesia for 16 years, and in terms of accent, I have found that in general, most Indonesians who speak English do not have a strong accent and are relatively easy to understand, unlike the Singaporean Indian’s accent and pronunciation (Singlish).

Where do the majority of native Indonesian speakers live?

The majority of native Indonesian speakers reside in the urban regions of the country. Javanese is a major language in Indonesia which is predominantly used in the island of Java among the Javanese people. The language is also one of the most widely used in the country with 98 million Indonesian people being identified as native Javanese speakers.

What are the regional languages of Indonesia?

Regional Languages Of Indonesia. Javanese. Javanese is a major language in Indonesia which is predominantly used in the island of Java among the Javanese people.

What is the first foreign language in Indonesia?

English has traditionally been categorized as the first foreign language in Indonesia. However, increasing exposure to the language, the decreasing influence of native-speaker norms in the country and the prevalent use of the language as a lingua franca in the broader context such as ASEAN means that the categorization has been put into question.