Your accent, voice ?.

choclady · #21 12-31-2003, 02:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Tashjbj

Strange, strange... well, when I meet you I'll have to remember to speak with a Dutch accent!!

Tash

nah you can speak the way you like

i have some dutch friends so its okay :P

Neurotica80 · #22 12-31-2003, 02:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Dawn

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Dawn - I was born in England, London actually, and lived in England (Croydon) for 9 years. Moved to Holland and then went back to university in Walsall, that's where the Midlands bit comes in!!

Tash

What a mixture Tash, soon you will pick up some of the Dutch accent

God, I hope not!!

Although I can do one when speaking English, sounds like the guy with Harry Enfield when they were doing the Dutch policemen!!

Tash

Ha ha I loved that sketch, you'll have to do that one for me when I see you!!

Kathleen · #23 12-31-2003, 02:23 AM

I didn't know you were originally from the US Dawn. Eventually, all these bits of information add up

. I don't know about Mouse but I don't sound like one of the Soprano women - my Mother does though lol. She has a heavy New York/ New Jersey accent. I went to UC Berkeley and lived in San Francisco and Marin County for about 10 years and lost a lot of my Jersey accent. Some came back when I moved back home but it's not heavy. I do have a loud voice though - I work in construction and yell all day - it HAS to be loud to be heard over the equipment working. I also sing and play keyboards with my son's band when I can so a loud voice helps. Unlike Becky - my voice is not soft and feminine at all.

Kathleen

Mousebounce · #24 12-31-2003, 02:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Dawn

Hello,

Have you ever wondered what other Jovitalkers sound like, their accents and tones of voices?

Does Goose sound like Robbie Williams?

Does Mousebounce/Kathleen sound like one of the Soprano women !!??

I imagine Jess to have a low french accent, then again maybe its high pitched!

UKJovi, could have a Mitchell brothers Luton accent?

So what do you sound like?

My voice is quite low toned, Ive been told Ive got a sexy voice and a nice tinkling laugh, whatever that means ! Mainly have an english accent, a mixture a little from up north(Ive never noticed it though), and other down south where I used to live . I do have a slight american twang left , cant say certains words in an english accent like world or squirrel. I always say pants instead of trouser, so stuff like this gives my US background away. I havent noticed that I sound like anyone famous.

Dawn

Where in the US Dawn??

As for me, I don't sound anything like the Soprano's either. Some people say I sound like I am from California (although I never been there), others hear a bit of NY and my students this year asked me if I was English.

I think the NY only comes out when I am angry.

Miracle · #25 12-31-2003, 03:00 AM

I don't think I have an accent. Depending on where you live in Canada defines your accent. We have Newfie and east coast accents that are a mixture of french, gaelic and Scottish. People from the east coast can be very difficult to understand, at least IMO.

There are certain words that I pronounce different than Americans. Like roof and foyer. And I've been told I have a powerful voice (when its required).

Stephanie

Jim Bon Jovi · #26 12-31-2003, 03:54 AM

i've just got a big manky glaswegian drawl tho i can spoeak reletively proper when the need arises. when i sing i tend to sound really like tom petty alot of the time without even trying

spunkywho · #27 12-31-2003, 04:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim Bon Jovi

i've just got a big manky glaswegian drawl tho i can spoeak reletively proper when the need arises. when i sing i tend to sound really like tom petty alot of the time without even trying

ok, now I REALLY want to hear your music!!!!

jenn1189 · #28 12-31-2003, 05:29 AM

I would say I have a very strong voice. I took voice lessons for years when I was younger, so I learned how to project my voice. I've been told I have a very good speaking voice. As for my accent...well, it depends. I have a strange combination of Jersey (not too strong, just a very light accent on certain words) mixed with the occassional Southern twang I've picked up from living in Florida.

reincarnationofjonspants · #29 12-31-2003, 05:36 AM

I have a typical yankee accent, that if you go down to Texas, they automatically know what part of the country you're from!

I don't really know how my voice sounds though, I don't like the sound of it I know that.

So, I don't record it and analyze it daily! :P

UKjovi · #30 12-31-2003, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Dawn

Hello,

Have you ever wondered what other Jovitalkers sound like, their accents and tones of voices?

Does Goose sound like Robbie Williams?

Does Mousebounce/Kathleen sound like one of the Soprano women !!??

I imagine Jess to have a low french accent, then again maybe its high pitched!

UKJovi, could have a Mitchell brothers Luton accent?

So what do you sound like?

My voice is quite low toned, Ive been told Ive got a sexy voice and a nice tinkling laugh, whatever that means ! Mainly have an english accent, a mixture a little from up north(Ive never noticed it though), and other down south where I used to live . I do have a slight american twang left , cant say certains words in an english accent like world or squirrel. I always say pants instead of trouser, so stuff like this gives my US background away. I havent noticed that I sound like anyone famous.

Dawn

Dawn your nealy right just abit more country like though being out in the sticks abit

Your accent, voice ?.

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