Very good! I can still here your accent, but it is not distracting and does not make the words difficult to understand. Two notes you say: i make the lunch --> you should say: i make lunch or i make my lunch or i make a lunch you say: 12:30pm --> you could say: 12:30 or 12:30 in the afternoon --> it is understood that you eat lunch during the day (not at midnight, like 12:30am), so saying pm sounds odd

You have excellent pronunciation (I teach pronunciation). The vowels are very good. The consonants are very good except for the final “d” which was inaudible in the words “tired” and “around” and except for the “th” which sounded like a “d” in some words such as “this.” A common problem for Spanish speakers is that the “d” /d/ at the beginning of a word (such as domingo) is a dental [d] which English speakers hear as a [d] without problems. However, the “d” between vowels and at the end of words (such as universidad) is a soft interdental [ð] which English don’t hear at all. Spanish speakers usually have problems with words ending in -d, -ld, -nd, -t, -lt, and -nt. Excellent pronunciation! Everybody will understand you! If you are interested, contact me and I will work with you for 15 minutes to improve your “d” and “th” pronunciation (no charge).