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ELI5: Do foreign languages have different speech impediments?

Since different languages require different sounds do they have different speech impediments? Are there speech impediments that exist in English that don't exist in say Japanese or Icelandic?
gpt
Yes, that is true. For eg. in Hindi the letter t has different sounds. "ट" (retro flex and unaspirated) and "त	"like (but dental and unaspirated). Some people cannot pronounce the letter "ट" and end up saying "त	". the difference in their pronunciation is quiet a lot. It would be like calling a toy, "doy" (though the pronunciation is completely different)