Can We Define Stress Accent and Pitch Accent Really Quickly?

In japanese you've got what's basically a sparse tone system, a but. In norwegian and swedish, you have another type of so called pitch accent that also has stress combined with it. So bowels don't get longer, um, and they don't get louder. And vowls in the unaccented part of the word don't change. It can actually be pretty hard to hear this thing,. Although everyone hear it to some degree, like hearing it in all scenarios is definitely an issuethat a lot of people have. Hearing i ich is actually quite difficult. I took this test kots dat ao, and i did 20 of them