Vocaroo your accent!

Reply 960

Zhy

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Original post by Bobilina

I thought you were only interested in feet, not voices :tongue:

I can appreciate a lot more than just feet. :wink:

Any chance you could record yours again? The site seems to have removed it.

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Reply 961

F1's Finest

21

Original post by HaraamPolice

Singing is haraam brother

you are 1 cheeky.........

Reply 962

Mihael Keehl

You have a sexy accent. :colondollar:

Reply 963

Solemn Rain

18

One day, one day...

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Reply 964

MrEFeynman

12

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1rk5JpJAMbO

Where is this accent from.

Reply 965

MsFahima

20

Original post by HaraamPolice

Singing is haraam brother

Reply 966

hannahchan

13

Dun'ner

I think you sound northern or yorkshirish!

Reply 967

TheGirlNextDoor

13

So this is my voice (sorry I didn't want to make it long so I didn't exactly finish reading the thingamajig):

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0UdtGUkI2CI

And this is my attempt at being a TSR stereotype:

http://vocaroo.com/i/s05eYGzttGje

Reply 968

StretfordEnd

15

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0lMWgGawiAK

Yes, my microphone is awful. Awful.

Reply 969

Zhy

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Original post by TheGirlNextDoor

So this is my voice (sorry I didn't want to make it long so I didn't exactly finish reading the thingamajig):

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0UdtGUkI2CI

And this is my attempt at being a TSR stereotype:

http://vocaroo.com/i/s05eYGzttGje

Hot. With each A* I got closer and closer to orgasm :redface:

Reply 970

TheGirlNextDoor

13

Original post by Zhy

Hot. With each A* I got closer and closer to orgasm :redface:

Nice to know. I was in state of tears btw - if you really have to know :rolleyes:

Talking about my achievements isn't easy.

Reply 971

TheGuy117

14

Rubbish site. It won't detect my mic.

Reply 972

johnh1983

Original post by TheGuy117

Rubbish site. It won't detect my mic.

You might have to give permission, should be a ribbon across the top if you do. Also try a different browser, Vocaroo only works in IE for me

Reply 973

johnh1983

Original post by TheGirlNextDoor

So this is my voice (sorry I didn't want to make it long so I didn't exactly finish reading the thingamajig):

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0UdtGUkI2CI

That was just pure awesomeness the way you jumped ship on that Islam thread :tongue:

You've also left me wondering whether the person actually typed "I haaaaaate putting on skinny jeans" or if that was your own personal touch

You're accent is awesome btw and your voice is very expressive :biggrin:

I have a tendency to sound a bit monotonous myself :| But maybe i'll have to put a recording of my droll generic American accent on here! (even though I've made recordings on here and in your thread too, lol)

(edited 10 years ago)

Reply 974

johnh1983

Original post by Holby_fanatic

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0HxACS4OLPT

:colondollar:

I initially did this somewhere else but I guess it works here too.

Your voice has such a beautiful pleasant lilt!!! It's actually really soothing, even with so much noise in the background!

(edited 10 years ago)

Reply 976

username738914

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http://vocaroo.com/i/s1GmNjH7hetk

Reply 977

AspiringMedic8

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Original post by Princepieman

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1GmNjH7hetk

How anyone can have that accent and live in Aberdeen is awesome, I can't believe you've never stayed in the US! :tongue:

Did you just pick that up from school, or are your parents American too? For a while when I was younger, I had a slight English roundness to certain words because my mum's from down south. Certain words that I'd say as a child like "are" and "car" never sounded Scottish, even though I have never lived anywhere but here. I suppose our parents are some of the most influential people in how we speak. :smile:

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Reply 978

username738914

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Original post by AspiringMedic8

How anyone can have that accent and live in Aberdeen is awesome, I can't believe you've never stayed in the US! :tongue:

Did you just pick that up from school, or are your parents American too? For a while when I was younger, I had a slight English roundness to certain words because my mum's from down south. Certain words that I'd say as a child like "are" and "car" never sounded Scottish, even though I have never lived anywhere but here. I suppose our parents are some of the most influential people in how we speak. :smile:

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Funnily enough, my parent(s) have a very nigerian accent so didn't get it from them. It was mostly from school. In Hong Kong, the first person I came in contact with (who is still my best friend today), was American. Literally everyone one I hung out with developed some kind of american accent after a few years at the international school. It's not just the majority american ones, the british international schools have the same phenomena - where people have English accents without ever living in England. It's quite interesting, I find that when I talk to english people I tend to echo their accent. I'm kind of like a chameleon! :tongue: