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I´d post the bloopers like, right now. But not without permission.

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@milanfahrnholz I have recorded those sentences more times, since you indicated me the right way to say them :wink:
You can post my first attempts, they aren’t final and won’t be in the game.

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Ok I am confident that my latest attempt is a better one than that :sweat_smile:

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I’m looking forward to hearing it when I get home from work!

Wait… please tell me you all used British accents for those lines in English?? :star_struck:

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I can’t make a British accent for shits. Years of watching American TV shows had a strong influence on how I speak English :stuck_out_tongue:

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Oh I would love to, if I knew what to say! :heart_eyes:

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Yeah, as far as I could.

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Try it with “North Cothelstone Hall”.

@tasse-tee: At school we (= I) learned actually british English. For example I tend to write “colour” instead of “color”. In addition I love(d) a lot of british TV shows (Fawlty Towers is a classic for German pupils!) So I might actually have a british accent - or at least sound a little bit British with a huge German accent. :wink:

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I can do one of the following:

  • Poe´s The Raven
  • A random page from Lord Of The Rings

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Aren’t we off-topic from this off-topic topic?

Anyway, there is no need to search the coupons anymore: @Mario kindly provided them for me.
Thanks!

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Well now that, this is settled I will wait for the results. I´ll do it in any case, even if only for @tasse-tee.

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Not if you change the title! :stuck_out_tongue: (Or if I do so… I apparently have title-editing permissions now…!)

Just listened to Milan’s clip - well done! German sounds are tricky if you haven’t spoken the language before. Unfortunately, putting on a German accent doesn’t automatically give you the ability to speak the language, as you seem to have discovered with the second line :smile: hehe.

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It makes a big difference if you just read it phonetically or know what each word means.

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I can’t make a British accent for shits. Years of watching American TV shows being italian had a strong influence on how I speak English :stuck_out_tongue:

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I voted, but only if you make a British AND an American sample.

Okay and if that doesn´t work out you can always listen to Christopher Walken:

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This remembered me of Felix Dvorak. He parodies languages (don’t try do understand what he is saying):

Well. I don’t understand some Bavarians too, even if they know what they are saying. Well, I hope that they know what they are saying… :wink:

At the moment the voting is 50:50. So he could read one with a British and the other one with an American accent. :slight_smile:

Oh we don´t understand each other either. Someone who lives in Fürstenfeldbruck wouldn´t understand someone who lives deep in the bavarian forest(where people more bark than talk).

Makes sense since Poe was american and Tolkien british.

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