Your Manner of Speaking.

Please describe your voice in two different ways, and state what accent you have.

My voice is...
I) Soft
II) Quiet
And my accent is...
III) English

Also, do you like your voice? Would you change it if you could?

mines kinda deep, not real loud or anything, and I have a Vermont Accent I guess or so I've been told.

My voice is...
I) Confident
II) Energetic
And my accent is...
III) English (I don't think I have a regional English accent, just a standard English one)

I think my voice is OK, and I like my accent, so I don't think I'd change it.

My voice is: I) Loud II) Confident
And my accent is: III) English (Southern)

I think my voice is too loud at times, so I should really pay more attention to my volume. I like the rest of my voice, so I wouldn't change anything else.

My voice varies from:
I) Quiet
II) Soft

to

III) Loud
IV) forceful

to

V) High-pitched
VI) Squeaky

It just changes randomly.

And I Don't know my accent.

My voice is quiet part of the time, and loud the other part of the time. I sound...American? Californian? I don't know.

i dont have an accent i speak normal americnese :D

My voice is...
I) Soft
II) High pitched

My accent is...
It's very slightly southern normally, but my accent gets more pronounced when I'm angry or upset.

Hmm, my voice is:

1) Deep
2) Raw/Rough

to

3) Fresh
4) Charming... or something :)

My language is Danish, but in Denmark my accent is called "Sydjydsk".

My voice is:
1. Quiet
2. Blblblblblblblblblblblbl

My accent is:
Midwest American, which is prettymuch just American.

My voice is...
I) High
II) Quiet
And my accent is...
III) English (I think standard English accent)

My voice is
Deep and Calm
And my accent is - basically any accent I want to, when speaking English... and, err, Israeli when speaking Hebrew.

However, my voice is quite flexible... it can go from a low\very loud roar that can shatter thin glasses, to an incredibly high-pitched voice (though, I can't keep that one going for long... takes special effort.).

My voice is...
I) Calm
And my accent is...
III) Texan

Mine changes a lot. It can be fairly high and soft, if I'm really happy or excited. If I'm in a not-so-happy mood, then my voice goes very deep, and a little hoarse---it sounds very different from my normal voice, kinda cool. I don't exactly like my voice, because sometimes I don't realize it, and start talking really loud. My accent....it's pretty american, but sometimes it has a hint of a swedish accent in there, from spending so much time with my relatives from over there.


:D

My voice is
I) Monotone
My accent is
I) None :)

My voice is...
I) Low
II) Quiet
And my accent is...
III) nonexistent

My voice
Noticable
Threre
Accent:
Occasionally scottish

My voice is:
1)Monotone
2)Quiet
My Accent:
I have none

My voice is...
deep and boring
My accent is...
Australian mate :tongue:

My voice is...
I) Deep
II) A level that is bearable to the ears.
And my accent is...
III) Californian, which is none.

My voice is...
I) Quiet
II) Female...? (Squeaky or Deep... depending on who you ask. :aimmad:)
And my accent is...
III) Californian, I guess. Not "valley girl" or anything. I dunno. I don't have an accent!

My voice is...
I) Unobtrusive when I need to be, or assertive when I need to be :D
II) It's kinda deep for a female I think. But not so much that I'm really masculine-sounding. It's ok most of the time.
And my accent is...
III) There's a Californian accent? xD Well I think American, since I grew up in America speaking English fluently, but sometimes I speak in Tagalog and the Tagalog accent randomly strikes. ...I'm not sure.

I wouldn't really change it if I could. I can sing a little, but I can improve a lot there. :]

My voice is...
I) Soft & quiet & very childish(when I'm around someone I don't know very well)

II) Loud & annoying & very childish (when I'm around people I know very well)

And my accent is...
III) South African

my voice(as will be the same for most peeps) ichanges depending on my mood :p

My voice is...

1. soft
2. Quiet

and I have a Southern accent.

1. Deep
2. Loud

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Originally Posted by ShlupQuack

III) Californian, I guess. Not "valley girl" or anything. I dunno. I don't have an accent!

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3. Yes, I am from California as well, and thus haven't an accent.

Why do so many people think they have no accent? :shame:

my voice is kinda energetic, but not loud
and i just speak regular dutch.

I have a quite voice. People keep going "What?! Speak louder!".

I've been told I have a very strange accent.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Female Ryuichi

Why do so many people think they have no accent? :shame:

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I know I have one. I just don't know what it is. <_<

I know its not southern as I've weeded that one out over the years. Now it sounds like a mix of like three others.

My voice is...
I) Constantly changing depending on the situation.
II) See above.
And my accent is...
III) a New Zealander Accent.

Seriously, though, my voice can change a lot depending on...
a) whether I know the person I'm talking to or not.
b) whether I'm on the phone or not.
c) how tired I am.
d) how quiet my environment is.
e) how long it's been since I've last talked/sung.
f) the nationality of the person I'm talking to.
g) my general mood.

I can be extremely clear and well spoken one day and completely different the next. I'm so inconsistent.

Also, do you like your voice?
Yes. :) Especially my accent.

Would you change it if you could?
Nah. I might change my laugh, though.

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Originally Posted by Female Ryuichi

Why do so many people think they have no accent? :shame:

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Californians have no accent because the people on TV talk like us.

You mean like the Dukes of Hazzard?

Your accent is American, Del. :)

My voice is:
1) Deep.
2) Quiet(ish).

And my accent is, apparently, a bit posh, but mainly just a normal English accent.

My voice is deep and softspoken with an american accent.

if and when you come by a chance that you actually hear me say something, you probably wont understand it as of it's quietness.

otherwise, i just dont talk.