nah, definitely a compliment! I always like that type of Canadian accent, to my American ears, it's sounds "American, yet- kinda -sorta -but -not quite-British"
Well then, one is grateful and says Thank You Kindly.
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nah, definitely a compliment! I always like that type of Canadian accent, to my American ears, it's sounds "American, yet- kinda -sorta -but -not quite-British"
I vote for another reading. One that can better capitalize on the Chicago (with syllables that can be drawn out) and St Louis (words that end in er) accents. This one is great for the Canadians so far![]()
Here goes nuthin'!
First Englishman reporting in; feel free to laugh at me![]()
So that's what Birmingham sounds like? Pretty neat! You sound very articulate and clear in speech, now a London accent would sound a bit rougher I assume?
(every English person that I know reminds me that there is no "English accent" but rather a whole bunch of different English accents. (plural)
edited mine with a more casual/colloquial reading.
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Haha, I have quite a boring voice; my parents moved around a lot when I was young, so I never picked up a regional accent.
'Proper' brummies pronounce all of their 'o's as 'u' and most pronounce 'th' as 'v' (so 'mother' becomes something more like 'muvah') and every damn sentence goes up at the end, so everything sounds like a question as well.
Londoners pronounce All their vowels as 'a', so they say 'Landan', 'matha' and 'banana', well, the last one doesn't change much, but you get the picture.![]()
Here goes nuthin'!
First Englishman reporting in; feel free to laugh at me![]()
It's so confusing! You guys are on an island - you should all be talking the same darn way!![]()
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I feel like I'm watching a Christmas Special.
Very smooth accent....love it!, very well read/versed.
Want it in American, British, Frenglish, Scottish or Dunglish?
Oh, and Jimbob, can you read a Yeats poem for me on an autumn night? Man, you have a smooth voice![]()
Here you go. I spent a lot of time getting the rooms ambience right. I wanted to get as accurate a portrayal as possible of my voice.
...???? HAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Everything about you is so Huntington Beach. Now I finally have the chance to complete the depiction with your beach bum voice...and I get this! Bah!