How do people make videos of what English sounds like to non-English speakers?

[raccoon]

I just Watched one on YouTube. I am a native English speaker but it sure sounds like English although the words aren’t really words.

[targetpractice]

1. Interesting... A link would be fun, maybe? n/t

[dhol82]

2. Can you post the link?

[rainin]

3. I'd love to see a link, too!

[rickford66]

4. Do the Cryptoquote puzzle in the daily paper.

After a short time you will be able to spot the cadence of the English language. The number of certain letters used and combinations become obvious.

[raccoon]

5. Here goes. It's kind of slow starting with the dialogue.

It’s kind of slow starting with the dialogue.

I’ll post a link to one I looked for about how German sounds to non-German speakers.

The woman told how she did it.
She just made up the words that sounded like they could be legitimate German words, but really weren’t. I expect the English is the same thing.

I think it’s kind of like speaking in tongues you say words that sound like the language you speak in real life but they aren’t really words. (IMO, People who are “speaking in tongues” are either so psyched out that they think they are really speaking in tongues or they’re faking it. )

[spooky3]

6. Here's one ("Ken Lee"):

[muriel_volestrangler]

7. "he gobbledegooks"

Stanley Unwin, from about 60 years ago:

[world wide wally]

8. Try this one