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That was pretty good there clancy, somewhere between Liam Neeson and Gerry Kelly. Better than my scottish one is anyway, I will have a try of that later if I get brave again.

Galbally wrote: Come on ausie pam, gotta hear what you sound like matey, crikey!


Amarach b'fheidir a chara, nuair ata braonin olta agam.

:sneaky:

AussiePam wrote: Amarach b'fheidir a chara, nuair braonin olta agam.

:sneaky:


Caint tu as Gailge? Go brea liom. Amarach a chara.

This is a really fun thread.

I can't get my Sound Recorder to record anything. It's been years since I've used it, maybe I've forgotten how. What is everyone else using to record??

RedGlitter wrote: This is a really fun thread.

I can't get my Sound Recorder to record anything. It's been years since I've used it, maybe I've forgotten how. What is everyone else using to record??


I just used the sound recorder in windows, it should work unless there is a little bug in your OS or something, you can just download some other free recorder I'm sure there are loads of them, we want more american accents on this thing!

I'll do my best to help deliver!! :wah:



*scoots off to find a recorder*

RedGlitter wrote: I'll do my best to help deliver!! :wah:



*scoots off to find a recorder*


Nice one.

Here's a Canadian accent for the collection.

Attached files A_Goodnight-WCWilliams.wav (627.2 KB) 

oot and aboot as opposed to being in the hoose.

SnoozeControl wrote: Okay, here's me again.


:-3



:wah:

koan wrote: Here's a Canadian accent for the collection.


Sorry, that sounds like an American accent to me, somewhere up north like.

Galbally wrote: Sorry, that sounds like an American accent to me, somewhere up north like.
you rotter

that's about all Canada is, I guess, "somewhere up north like."

Snoozie does NOT "sound like an American!" She sounds like an insane Canadian! :wah:

koan wrote: you rotter

that's about all Canada is, I guess, "somewhere up north like."


Sorry, Canada, I love you, but you do sound a lot like Americans. Some are different though.

Clancy wrote: We're the same here, Gally.

....sometimes we get tied in with sounding like, rottweilers



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I must admit that when I first went to Glasgow I found it hard to tell whether people wanted to beat me up or be my friend, I got used to it though, and most of the tissue damage wasn't permanet. Nah, Glasgi is a great town, but I was a bit afraid of the little old woman in the sweet shop the first day.

SnoozeControl wrote: I'm sure you're all getting sick of me, but here's another one:


Keep em coming, I can't tell whether you sound canadian or not, but your not a new yorker i can tell that much. Great voice actually, good tone there.

Right lets try some old reliables.

shesellseashells.wav

It's the east coast canadians that really have the strongest "canadian accent"

but for comparison:

Attached files house_out_about.wav (132.1 KB) 

koan wrote: It's the east coast canadians that really have the strongest "canadian accent"

but for comparison:


That one was confusing, it was a bit american and bit home counties england I think? Or maybe that is what makes Canadian accents different, oh I'm not sure. Nice voice though.

Pinky wrote: haha! Can you do the pheasant pluckers son?:sneaky:


Here goes nothing.

pheasantplucker.wav

Nearly got it wrong!

Clancy wrote: Jack Palance throws gun on the ground at sheep herder





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Oh that was priceless, gingham for the wife, oh man. :wah:

Galbally wrote: That one was confusing, it was a bit american and bit home counties england I think? Or maybe that is what makes Canadian accents different, oh I'm not sure. Nice voice though.


That is the confusion, you are correct. Canadians have a bit more brit in their dialects and the americans exaggerate it by saying "hoose" etc. when they imitate.

Here's a fun one:

Attached files bitter_butter.wav (205.9 KB) 

koan wrote: That is the confusion, you are correct. Canadians have a bit more brit in their dialects and the americans exaggerate it by saying "hoose" etc. when they imitate.

Here's a fun one:


Cool, I'll ave a go.

betterbutterbitter.wav

Clancy wrote: I'm a, Bill Hicks fan



More Wavs ...please, C'mon people :guitarist



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Yeah he was great.

billhicks.wav

Galbally wrote: Cool, I'll ave a go.

betterbutterbitter.wav
:yh_giggle it helps if you're reading them. you did extremely well if that was from memory.

new one:

Attached files the_fly.wav (167.3 KB) 

koan wrote: :yh_giggle it helps if you're reading them. you did extremely well if that was from memory.

new one:


Right I'll try that. I don't know it so I'm only copying your one.

fleaflie.wav

This one is true poetry:

Attached files two_toads.wav (525.8 KB) 

koan wrote: This one is true poetry:


I am not going to even attempt that. Very good.

Galbally wrote: Right I'll try that. I don't know it so I'm only copying your one.

fleaflie.wav


well done! for more melodic than I

Here's one for Pinky to try. I couldn't get it right.

Which witch wished which wicked wish?

I got it!!!

Attached files which_witch.wav (72.1 KB) 

SnoozeControl wrote: More dorkdom:


Cute, an old nursey rhyme.

jackjill.wav

It happens all the time.