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There is a Spanish topic, here is the English one

n°14025519
lorelei
So goddamn slick it's a sin
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 00:16:42  profilanswer
 

Reprise du message précédent :
Non mais non :(


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Rock'n Roll - New Noise
mood
Publicité
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 00:16:42  profilanswer
 

n°14025533
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 00:18:37  profilanswer
 

lorelei a écrit :

Non mais non :(


please?  [:tylerdurden]  
 
Besides, it´s not like you really will have to give it, I don´t know where you live but I bet it´s not anywhere close to most people  [:chimist]


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La raison de vivre de la la Philosophie est de nuire à la bêtise [Nietzsche]
n°14025538
ParadoX
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 00:19:42  profilanswer
 

Anyway (:o), update the first post, invite ppl, and I'll be recording myself :o


Message édité par ParadoX le 11-02-2008 à 00:19:47

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n°14025594
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 00:28:22  profilanswer
 

Sadly, I am not the first poster.
 
I´ll send him a PM but he might not get it in time

Citation :

Date du dernier message :  10-02-2008 à 18:25


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n°14025747
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 01:06:39  profilanswer
 

Anyway, here is mine
 
You have to wait 30 seconds before the link to download the file appears though.
 
let me know what you think of my somewhat husky voice.  :o


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La raison de vivre de la la Philosophie est de nuire à la bêtise [Nietzsche]
n°14026156
ParadoX
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 02:56:41  profilanswer
 

tailindil a écrit :


let me know what you think of my somewhat husky voice.  :o

 

Now I'm jealous [:thalis]

 
Citation :

I spent part of my childhood in the UK so maybe that´s why but I can usually pass for English...

 

Yep, you absolutely can. How is your french ? :o (:D)
I guess, it is as if I would read a french text [:spamafote]

 

I'll upload mine as soon as I have recorded it :) But there is no way I could beat you and your british accent. But I plan to move to London one day :o

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Message édité par ParadoX le 11-02-2008 à 05:07:13

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n°14026205
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 03:52:35  profilanswer
 

ParadoX a écrit :


 
Now I'm jealous [:thalis]  
 

Citation :

I spent part of my childhood in the UK so maybe that´s why but I can usually pass for English...


 
Yep, you absolutely can. How your french ? :o (:D)  
I guess, it is as if I would read a french text [:spamafote]
 
I'll upload mine as soon as I have recorded it :) But there is no way I could beat you and your british accent. But I plan to move to London one day :o


Don´t be jealous. One (cute) girl actually told me a couple of months back that she thought it would be cuter if I still had a French accent. Guess what, I was a bit gutted for a couple of days  [:klemton]  
 
My French is all right, I still *am* French. I can´t spell anymore though. Nor can I find all the right words when I need to :/
A bit annoying when it´s supposed to be your bloody mother tongue.
 
London rocks. I was on top of Primrose hill this afternoon, the view was just breathtaking. I love this city.  :o


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La raison de vivre de la la Philosophie est de nuire à la bêtise [Nietzsche]
n°14026224
Juju_Zero
Live Fast, Die Young
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 04:13:56  profilanswer
 

 
lorelei a écrit :

I'd probably translate the underdog story by something along the lines of David & Goliath.

 
Bretzel182 a écrit :

 

I don't think 'fairytale' is the right meaning for 'underdog'. Tsonga was the underdog in this tennis tournament because he is supposed to be weaker than its opponents, and no one would have expected him to go that far.

 

I'm guessing the word come from old dog fights, underdog referring to the weakest of the two.


Sorry, I had forgotten I had posted a question on this topic [:cupra]

 

Thx to those who kindly answered :jap:

 

(and Kryten : you are the fag :o )


Message édité par Juju_Zero le 11-02-2008 à 04:17:19

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n°14026394
lorelei
So goddamn slick it's a sin
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 08:36:53  profilanswer
 

tailindil a écrit :


Don´t be jealous. One (cute) girl actually told me a couple of months back that she thought it would be cuter if I still had a French accent. Guess what, I was a bit gutted for a couple of days  [:klemton]

 

My French is all right, I still *am* French. I can´t spell anymore though. Nor can I find all the right words when I need to :/
A bit annoying when it´s supposed to be your bloody mother tongue.

 

London rocks. I was on top of Primrose hill this afternoon, the view was just breathtaking. I love this city.  :o

That always happens to me too. Pretty frustrating.
OK, I'm going to London today, will be back on Wednesday night so no recording of the terribly long sentences of Mr. Dickens before Thursday, in fact!

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Message édité par lorelei le 11-02-2008 à 08:37:18

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n°14027294
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 11:28:32  profilanswer
 

lorelei a écrit :

That always happens to me too. Pretty frustrating.
OK, I'm going to London today, will be back on Wednesday night so no recording of the terribly long sentences of Mr. Dickens before Thursday, in fact!


Girls trying to hit on you?  [:dawa]  
 
 
Hum. Enjoy yourself in the capital. And remember what your friend the Barclays hole in the wall says to all foreign card owners:
Keep Britain Tidy.  [:actarus44]


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La raison de vivre de la la Philosophie est de nuire à la bêtise [Nietzsche]
mood
Publicité
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 11:28:32  profilanswer
 

n°14033014
fzzbnn
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 20:41:45  profilanswer
 

Egads, that blew me away. How long have you been living in London? Are you 'originally' French born & bred?

n°14033539
fzzbnn
Posté le 11-02-2008 à 21:28:29  profilanswer
 

My teachers have been telling me to slow down for years. Can't get the speed right on this bit. CURSE YOU DICKENS! Curse those endless sentences of yours and that dreadfully awkward punctuation!

n°14036084
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 02:47:32  profilanswer
 

fzzbnn a écrit :

Egads, that blew me away. How long have you been living in London? Are you 'originally' French born & bred?


 

fzzbnn a écrit :

My teachers have been telling me to slow down for years. Can't get the speed right on this bit. CURSE YOU DICKENS! Curse those endless sentences of yours and that dreadfully awkward punctuation!


 
Originally French born and bred, spend a year or so there when a teenager, and have moved back a couple of years ago  [:actarus44]


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La raison de vivre de la la Philosophie est de nuire à la bêtise [Nietzsche]
n°14036235
john keats
Vote for pedro !§
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 05:27:15  profilanswer
 

Ahhh I love the English accent so much...nice job tailindil.
It's so much classier than the American one.
 
But yeah, getting the accent is probably the hardest part in learning a language. Mine is not that bad, you can still tell that I'm french (some people are thinking sometimes that I am actually canadian).  
 
But I tried though. I swear I tried, I don't know how many times I sat in front of my computer with some conversation's sample and a microphone to work on my accent.  
 
My roommate always came to help me, but no matter how many times or how hard I tried, after every phrase, she was looking at me like "not bad, but I can still tell that you're french".  
 
And I'm still working on it, I try to improve it every day, and sometimes, it sounds right to me, really. But not to them. It's always slightly French. I just can not ear all the nuances.
 
Rhaa, in a few year maybe, two or three....or much more than that. Yeah, probably more than that. I'll never get it right anyway. God-damn accent.

n°14036275
ParadoX
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 06:43:26  profilanswer
 

It's just about taking part, not a contest of "who has the best accent" :)


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n°14036307
Lynk
Steam: Lynkk
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 07:07:00  profilanswer
 

What's so bad about the French accent? :o

n°14036311
ParadoX
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 07:15:22  profilanswer
 

the accent :/
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 [:ddr555]


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n°14036850
captain go​uyou
neo fusionniste de chambre
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 09:56:16  profilanswer
 

Lynk a écrit :

What's so bad about the French accent? :o


yeah, I actually don't get it :d
I managed to get rid of all the big issues the french have with their accent (awful stuff like "zi" instead of "the" for example), but going further seems really hard to me, my stress accent is pretty poor right now :/. One of my teachers advised me to keep it though, she thought it was cute [:ddr555]
And I wonder, what are your motivations for trying to lose every bit of french accent? Just the pleasure of reaching perfection? Anything else?

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Message édité par captain gouyou le 12-02-2008 à 09:56:45

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n°14037099
Elmoricq
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 10:23:44  profilanswer
 

I'll be leaving for New-York in a few weeks, and I don't plan to lose my accent.
Right now my only concern is to be able to converse once there, and it's hard enough for me. [:ummon]

n°14037134
drasche
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 10:26:28  profilanswer
 

Depends how much time you stay there. If it's a matter of weeks, you won't lose it :D  But after a few years, you might.


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n°14037220
Elmoricq
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 10:36:48  profilanswer
 

Only for 2~4 weeks, in order to conduct a small project. [:dawa]

n°14037619
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 11:19:33  profilanswer
 

john keats a écrit :

Ahhh I love the English accent so much...nice job tailindil.
It's so much classier than the American one.
 
But yeah, getting the accent is probably the hardest part in learning a language. Mine is not that bad, you can still tell that I'm french (some people are thinking sometimes that I am actually canadian).  
 
But I tried though. I swear I tried, I don't know how many times I sat in front of my computer with some conversation's sample and a microphone to work on my accent.  
 
My roommate always came to help me, but no matter how many times or how hard I tried, after every phrase, she was looking at me like "not bad, but I can still tell that you're french".  
 
And I'm still working on it, I try to improve it every day, and sometimes, it sounds right to me, really. But not to them. It's always slightly French. I just can not ear all the nuances.
 
Rhaa, in a few year maybe, two or three....or much more than that. Yeah, probably more than that. I'll never get it right anyway. God-damn accent.


 
Don't worry about it mate, we all have to at one point, nothing to be ashamed of. But if you do as you say, you will get there eventually. Maybe in a few months, maybe in a few year, but the one danger is to stop caring, at which point your accent won't improve anymore, and might get worse  [:tartalap]  
 

captain gouyou a écrit :


yeah, I actually don't get it :d
I managed to get rid of all the big issues the french have with their accent (awful stuff like "zi" instead of "the" for example), but going further seems really hard to me, my stress accent is pretty poor right now :/. One of my teachers advised me to keep it though, she thought it was cute [:ddr555]
And I wonder, what are your motivations for trying to lose every bit of french accent? Just the pleasure of reaching perfection? Anything else?


 
Well, in my case, I just could not stand the idea of someone being able to tell I was French right away. So I tried to get rid of that accent.
 
 [:dewey]  
 


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La raison de vivre de la la Philosophie est de nuire à la bêtise [Nietzsche]
n°14037930
skeye
Posté le 12-02-2008 à 11:48:45  profilanswer
 

My main trouble with my accent when I was at school was with a teacher who used to make fun of me because I sounded like I was american [:chrisbk]
I never could get rid of that after I spent a few weeks in north carolina :/


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n°14072247
lorelei
So goddamn slick it's a sin
Posté le 15-02-2008 à 18:40:47  profilanswer
 

Well back from London but couldn't find a moment to record this thing. Won't be happening before Monday I'm afraid.


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Rock'n Roll - New Noise
n°14072914
lorelei
So goddamn slick it's a sin
Posté le 15-02-2008 à 20:23:48  profilanswer
 

Well in fact, I found a moment :
 
http://lorenelenoir.free.fr/voix/dickenslorelei.mp3


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Rock'n Roll - New Noise
n°14075380
ParadoX
Posté le 16-02-2008 à 00:12:25  profilanswer
 

Me too :)
 
http://orgasm.free.fr/hfr/anglais/paradox_dickens.mp3
 
Can we already react to other participations, or are comments forbidden until everybody has uploaded his file ? :)


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Pier noir la mèr - La chanson par HFR Band - Topic TrueCrypt
n°14080386
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 16-02-2008 à 21:32:38  profilanswer
 

Well I don´t have any problem with it...
 
Paradox, are you German? If not, how come you have such a German accent?  :bounce:  
 
 
Lorelei, one can hear that you are French. The accent. But the pronunciation is very British (i.e. where you put your emphasis on within a word, etc.) Where did you learn?


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La raison de vivre de la la Philosophie est de nuire à la bêtise [Nietzsche]
n°14081475
lorelei
So goddamn slick it's a sin
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 00:25:40  profilanswer
 

I learnt all my English in France. But I dated an English guy for ages.


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n°14081943
Snev
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 02:05:53  profilanswer
 

What English accent are you talking about ? The RP/BBC one ? I'm leaving in England for a few months and noone does speak with that accent even in London... The easiest one to understand is the one that seems to be the american one to my ears (without the "R" letter prononciation though), south of england basically. It's like listening to PPDA on TF1 speaking with a french accent that noone speaks in France... a very neutral accent that most of the french people think it's a parisian one (well most of the ones not living in Paris anyway).

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Message édité par Snev le 17-02-2008 à 02:07:55
n°14082010
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 02:23:20  profilanswer
 

Snev a écrit :

What English accent are you talking about ? The RP/BBC one ? I'm leaving in England for a few months and noone does speak with that accent even in London... The easiest one to understand is the one that seems to be the american one to my ears (without the "R" letter prononciation though), south of england basically. It's like listening to PPDA on TF1 speaking with a french accent that noone speaks in France... a very neutral accent that most of the french people think it's a parisian one (well most of the ones not living in Paris anyway).


Right. I´m not sure I understood everything you are saying but still,

  • A southern English accent sounds like anything BUT an American accent (even without the wierd ´R´s they do there)
  • London does not have one accent. At the very least it has two. But most probably it has 8 million different accents. Why would an indian accent be any less of a London accent than some south-London cockney? It certainly is more common. No, London does not have once single accent. And it certainly isn´t the Queen´s English.
  • However there is a standardised BBC English and some people *do* speak it. I know I tend to, though I´ve occasionally been told I have an Oxford accent... I know more brits than I dare count that just speak a standard, educated, southern English. Yes, they read the guardian and shop at waitrose. So what?



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La raison de vivre de la la Philosophie est de nuire à la bêtise [Nietzsche]
n°14082096
Snev
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 02:45:09  profilanswer
 

There are lots of american accents by the way. My favorite is the one from New York (Natalie Portman & co.). It is pretty flat/neutral and really far away from the damned one we've got here in Birmingham (such as "boy" for "buy" O_o). I do prefer speaking with an american accent even here in England. I've asked my pupils (who are english, I'm a french language assistant in a high school for girls) which accent sounds the best to them and they told me about the south of england, the really south...
 
After about 6 months in the country I start saying "a/eu" instead of saying "eRrrr" (american way), and it bothers me.

n°14082273
ParadoX
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 04:50:24  profilanswer
 

tailindil a écrit :

Well I don´t have any problem with it...
 
Paradox, are you German? If not, how come you have such a German accent?  :bounce:  


Jep, I am german. But I thought you knew that :D

tailindil a écrit :


Lorelei, one can hear that you are French. The accent. But the pronunciation is very British (i.e. where you put your emphasis on within a word, etc.) Where did you learn?


 
 
Jep, and I don't want to offend you, but your english reminded me of an episode of friends, where Monica and Phoebe have this american friend who has a fake british accent :D I think it is sometimes exagerated and some words reveal your real nationality: hour, women, possibility, inheritance because of the misplaced stresses :D  
 
Don't get me wrong here, you are by far the best french speaker I've ever seen (after tailindil, but he's cheating :D It's as if i had to read a french text :D) and I'm not criticizing it :)
 
Now feel free to make fun of my ach-so-strong german akkzent [:tinostar]

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n°14082485
lorelei
So goddamn slick it's a sin
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 09:59:41  profilanswer
 

I have to say the text brought the most British parts of my accent, I had a lot of trouble with the length of the sentences and was extremely tired so tripped over some words.


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n°14082587
Priareos
Gruiiiiiik
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 10:54:39  profilanswer
 

Why didn't you guys chose the text from the speech accent archive? You could have compared with many other people and I guess the text has been chosen to cover a wide array of English phonemes.

 

Just my 2 cents.

 

http://accent.gmu.edu/browse.php

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Message édité par Priareos le 17-02-2008 à 10:58:04
n°14083262
tailindil
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat.
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 13:15:52  profilanswer
 

Snev a écrit :

There are lots of american accents by the way. My favorite is the one from New York (Natalie Portman & co.). It is pretty flat/neutral and really far away from the damned one we've got here in Birmingham (such as "boy" for "buy" O_o). I do prefer speaking with an american accent even here in England. I've asked my pupils (who are english, I'm a french language assistant in a high school for girls) which accent sounds the best to them and they told me about the south of england, the really south...
 
After about 6 months in the country I start saying "a/eu" instead of saying "eRrrr" (american way), and it bothers me.


 
Well thank god for that. It´s the single most annoying feature of all american accents. No offence meant, but American accents to my ears range from mildly annoying (New england) to incredibly annoying (Texas) with every shade of annoying in between.
 
The worst is their bloody spelling. I took me months to tame my computer to stop it telling me I was wrong just because I enter the right number of vowels when I write.  :o  
 

ParadoX a écrit :


Jep, I am german. But I thought you knew that :D
 
 
 
Jep, and I don't want to offend you, but your english reminded me of an episode of friends, where Monica and Phoebe have this american friend who has a fake british accent :D I think it is sometimes exagerated and some words reveal your real nationality: hour, women, possibility, inheritance because of the misplaced stresses :D  
 
Don't get me wrong here, you are by far the best french speaker I've ever seen (after tailindil, but he's cheating :D It's as if i had to read a french text :D) and I'm not criticizing it :)
 
Now feel free to make fun of my ach-so-strong german akkzent [:tinostar]


 
I didn´t know  [:actarus44]  
 
Huell, hi pelief ssat yourr schechmann Akzent iss rreally not ssat pad.  
Well, I study with loads of Germans though so I´m pretty much used to it.  [:tinostar]  
 
Whereabouts are you from, in Germany?
 

lorelei a écrit :

I have to say the text brought the most British parts of my accent, I had a lot of trouble with the length of the sentences and was extremely tired so tripped over some words.


 
Yeah, Dickens is a bitch.  :bounce:  
 

Priareos a écrit :

Why didn't you guys chose the text from the speech accent archive? You could have compared with many other people and I guess the text has been chosen to cover a wide array of English phonemes.  
 
Just my 2 cents.
 
http://accent.gmu.edu/browse.php


 
Well, not a bad idea but it´s a bit too late I suppose  [:cosmoschtroumpf]  


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n°14083850
C501
ID PSN : Ur-501
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 15:05:07  profilanswer
 

Hi guys, I'm trying to find a special phrase so if U know it THX !
 
Colosse aux pieds d'argile
 
how would you translate it ?
Starting from this point, where would you find some phrases in order to sound more english than english ^^ ?

n°14083956
Profil sup​primé
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 15:24:09  answer
 

C501 a écrit :

Hi guys, I'm trying to find a special phrase so if U know it THX !
 
Colosse aux pieds d'argile
 
how would you translate it ?
Starting from this point, where would you find some phrases in order to sound more english than english ^^ ?


Idol with feet of clay.

n°14083966
C501
ID PSN : Ur-501
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 15:25:55  profilanswer
 

You're sure ? (it's important ;) )
 
Ok, THX a lot, I'll write it down ;)

n°14083993
Profil sup​primé
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 15:29:38  answer
 

C501 a écrit :

You're sure ? (it's important ;) )
 
Ok, THX a lot, I'll write it down ;)


Found in my dictionary :)

n°14084091
C501
ID PSN : Ur-501
Posté le 17-02-2008 à 15:42:42  profilanswer
 

ok, mine doesn't show such things (pocket edition...)

n°14107347
Dj YeLL
$question = $to_be || !$to_be;
Posté le 19-02-2008 à 22:38:35  profilanswer
 

Hi everybody,

 

I would like to translate the word "features" in french ... I think the best word is "fonctionnalités" or "caractéristiques", but these two words are too long for my need :D

 

For example, for a car, the "features" are "Number of doors", or "Color" ... so I think it makes no sense to use "fonction" in french

 

If you have any idea of a good translation that keep nearly the same size ... :jap:

 

Thank you :o

 

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Message édité par Dj YeLL le 19-02-2008 à 23:22:45

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