Voices Of WZ

[HEEL Blazy]

Hell I'll post a video also. Mine is more recent then his btw.

I'm a dummy so please excuse how dumb I act.

I'm the dude at the start of the video btw

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[Jane]

I have pretty much a normal voice. As a Canadian, my voice is completely normal and is the basis for all voices. Accents are simply changes to my voice. In short, I have no accent and everybody else does. Happy?

 

[Lee]

what are you talking aboot?

 

[The Dewbliners]

I have a generally generic Ohio accent, having lived here for 21 yrs. When I get drunk, however, my natural East Coast accent comes out. My buddy, Steve, and I can have entire conversations, with nobody being able to keep up.

I'd guess NSL's accent should be relatively similar to my regular. Will's probably is too. Xfear, I would expect to have an accent like, almost like a Southie.

 

[Ty Burna]

Apparently I have a Norwegian/German hybrid accent, which doesn't make sense to me as I sound normal just like any other person, except my O's get drawn out more then you guys.

And no North Dakota people don't talk like those motherfuckers from the movie Fargo, fucking hate that movie, wasn't even in North Dakota they filmed it in Minnesota.

 

[The Doctor]

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[HEEL Blazy]

No one commnets on my video.

You can do 2 things

Say how dumb I am and what I sound like.

 

[Dave]

You are awesome.

 

[The Todd]

Well the Brits on here will obviously have their own regional dialects they will sound like except from Lee, who only has a slight twang, see how well I was paying attention?

Leeds Guy and Leeds girl will sound like, erm, Leeds-ish, which means complete abandonment of the word "the" (goin t' get paper from shop).

Scottish ones will sound, erm, Scottish. Which means deep voices and every second word is an expletive.

The southern ones will either sound like a Cockney or really posh. Either way, I can't understand them. My recent trip to London was like going abroad. In fact I understood Spanish people in Barcelona more clearly than Cockneys.

As for the lot across "the pond" I'm brought up to believe that everyone sounds like cowboys from old westerns and even though I have seen enough American TV to know this isn't true, once I learn a poster is from USA or Canada their voice is imagined as a cowboys. I can't help it.

 

[HEEL Blazy]

You are awesome.

who me...

 

[Dave]

yep.

 

[Tastycles]

I have a pretty good idea of what the British posters sound like based on where they're from. I have family or friends from similar places to just about everyone.

I think I sound like this

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I'm told I sound like this

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[HEEL Blazy]

yep.

Even if you are just joking it still made me feel better..

lol kidding kidding.

But cool thanks man.

Check that video and if u have check my others. There pretty cool.

 

[Lil Wes]

Like a texan. I lol @ people who aren't from here or the south because it sounds so different.

 

[Spunky]

I can speak in any English regional accent. My default setting is Midlands farmer.

 

[Lee]

I think Sam sounds like Brian Blessed

 

[Mr. TM]

I sound like a bear.

 

[Dave]

I sound like a bear.

I already said that lol.

 

[Mr. TM]

Sorry, I couldn't understand you.

 

[Dave]

Sorry, I couldn't understand you.

 

[Tastycles]

I think Sam sounds like Brian Blessed

I sincerely hope so.

 

[Miko]

I've heard Dave has a sexy Scottish accent, so I am thinking Ewan McGregor or David Tennant, someone with an arousing voice like that

 

[LigerBomb]

I can easily slip into my old New York Italian American accent, but normally I speak rather flat and accent-less. Granted I still sound like an American, but much less regional I suppose. It gets worse though when I'm around other people with with the same NY accent (like family/relatives), then it comes out rather strong, same when I get angry and it just slips out without me thinking about how I speak. Basically... when my girlfriend -who's from The Bronx mind you- and I fight, it sounds like a scene outta My Cousin Vinny. Down here in in good ol' Louisville KY we get looks when we're out in public and speaking "New York" especially if we're arguing.