What do you sound like

You may have to turn up your volume, I dunno...


http://www.uploadthis.co.uk/uploads/...leftylaugh.mp3

like a chorus of little birdies. from Boston. the dialect is almost nonexistant. but it is there. coooaaawhfee.

I have a voice clip somewhere from back when I had a mic (:<) and will post it accordingly!

If you want my voice, look me up on skype or listen to the podcast

wutlol 96 - Putfile.com


Listen to the whole thing.

I'm usually told I have a deep voice at points. I don't really have any accent and have no mike. Sawry.

Here's me screaming.

Here's me speaking normal.

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I have a monotone voice. :/

i have many many many voices. but for the most part i have a deep voice. its calming and makes peoples days better. like doctor pepper.

Originally Posted by Severian

i have many many many voices. but for the most part i have a deep voice. its calming and makes peoples days better. like doctor pepper.

Lol I bet you do

I have an Aussie accent because I am from Australia (duh). But I could easily pull off a Spanish accent because that's my mother's accent.

Originally Posted by Eternal Legend

Lol I bet you do

I have an Aussie accent because I am from Australia (duh). But I could easily pull off a Spanish accent because that's my mother's accent.

lol. i do a rather good aussie accent too. aussie, irish, russian, you name it i do it.

not bad at sound effects for what they're worth either. lol. like the liar bird. i love that animal. it can do almost any sound it hears. chainsaws, car alarms, other bird calls, explosions.

Originally Posted by Severian

not bad at sound effects for what they're worth either. lol. like the liar bird. i love that animal. it can do almost any sound it hears. chainsaws, car alarms, other bird calls, explosions.

Those birds freak me out. Our car broke down near a rainforest and my dad accidentally bumped into it that the car alarm went off. After he stopped the car's alarm, we heard it again, but somewhere deep inside the rainforest. It was a Liar bird mimicking the car's alarm to the exact sound effect.

And my parrot can say over 20 words. (lol random much).

Originally Posted by Eternal Legend

Those birds freak me out. Our car broke down near a rainforest and my dad accidentally bumped into it that the car alarm went off. After he stopped the car's alarm, we heard it again, but somewhere deep inside the rainforest. It was a Liar bird mimicking the car's alarm to the exact sound effect.

And my parrot can say over 20 words. (lol random much).

my invisible robot bear-gorrilla-eagle-saurus rex can bark in over 20 different languages. O.O

I have the normal spanish accent, but my voice is a bit softer than everyone I know...

Originally Posted by Solink

I'm usually told I have a deep voice at points. I don't really have any accent and have no mike. Sawry.

Reminder to everybody: Everybody has an accent, but very few people can hear their own accent.

Originally Posted by Severian

(...)like the liar bird.(...)

I hate those birds. (Oh, and it's spelt "lyre")

The only mike I can use is on Xbox Live.
Or maybe my friend's, I don't know.
I'll let you people decide one I can get it up...

stop with just posting about how you sound like - post actual clips!

Discussion - your laughs made me laugh. You were crude and facepalm-y with what you said, but yes, I confessed I laughed.


Mafoofoo - woah, you sound .. well.. normal.
I don;t know what I expected actually... well.. perhaps more raspy deathly voice, perhaps :>


I don't have a mic working on my computer at the moment, but I do have a recording I did a wee while back demonstrating the English and Scottish accents,
and telling all people who say that they have a "British" accent that they're probably lying. Since there is no such thing as a "British" accent.

click to see why

Bah, /thread

Originally Posted by Anime_Queen

and telling all people who say that they have a "British" accent that they're probably lying. Since there is no such thing as a "British" accent.

^ Perhaps they're just being a bit too general with their accents? But there certainly isn't just one accent, not even one English accent, taking in to account the differences between northern England and southern, and even more localized accents such as those from Liverpool, Yorkshire, Birmingham (yay!) and London. I can imagine that most users from outside the UK will just imagine the stereotypical "posh" accent when people say they have a British one. More specifics needed, please!

As for myself, I think I've got a little bit of a mish-mash of English accents. Being a midlander, I don't possess that really well spoken tone associated with the south, but neither do I have that infectious charm of northerners. I live around a rural area currently, where the local accent is often described as being that typical "farmer" type, so people do pick up that I’m not a local chap. If anything, I’d lean towards a more southern accent, due to my constant bickering with my friend over the pronunciation of words like “grass”, and “path” and “bath”, etc, because I add an invisible “R” in to each word. :/

I'll see if I can't get access to a mic at some point and share with you guys.

I don't have a mike, so I can't record anything, but I can try to explain it.
I have an American accent, I assume, but my parents are deaf, resulting in it being a little off and my inability to pronounce certain words (as I never heard how they sound).

I used to pronounce words like 'thin', 'fin'. I couldn't do the 'th' sound until my parents stuck me in a speech class.

There are still a few words that I can't pronounce though, resulting in a lot of frustration.
Depths. How am I supposed to say that?!

Originally Posted by Anime_Queen

Mafoofoo - woah, you sound .. well.. normal.
I don;t know what I expected actually... well.. perhaps more raspy deathly voice, perhaps :>

Why does everyone assume that?