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Afrikaans is a language
spoken in South Africa, Namibia, and other parts of Southern
Africa. It is derived from Dutch as the Dutch settlers
landed in South Africa in the 1600's. Afrikaans is also
used as a "novelty" for advertising in Dutch
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Afrikaans Accented English Voice Talent
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African Kiswahili(Swahili)
Voice Talent
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Kiswahili (or Swahili)
is an African language ( it is a mix of about 25% Arabic
language and 75% Bantu language) spoken mainly by the
people of eastern and central Africa. That is, people
who live in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi,
Zaire, Malawi, northern Mozambigue, Zambia and Somali
Republic, Congo Brazavile, Sudan, the Comoro Islands,
Mayotte the northern part of Malagasy Republic, and the
Persian Gulf states. Kiswahili is a national language
in Kenya, Tanzania, Congo (DRC) and Uganda and is the
only official African language of the African Union.
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Arabic language is spoken in many regions of the world,
from North Africa to the Middle East, and the dialects
differ greatly. However, all Arabic speakers are able
to speak Modern Standard Arabic, which is the official
language of the Arab World. It is used in present-day
media including television, radio, and all written matter
like newspapers, books, magazines and official documents.
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Arabic Voice Talent Children
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Arabic Egyptian Voice Talent
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Arabic English Voice Talent
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Arabic Saudi Voice Talent
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Arabic UAE (United Arab Emirates) Voice
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Bengali Accented English Voice Talent
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You
will find 12 million native speakers in the Czech Republic
and until the 19th Century was known as Bohemian. Czech
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Chinese Traditional - Cantonese Voice
Talent
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your commercial, corporate video or documentary will air
in Mainland China and/or Taiwan, you'll want to record
in Mandarin. If it will air in Hong Kong,
you'll likely want to record in Cantonese.
After 1997, some people in Hong Kong started to learn
Mandarin because of political factors but Cantonese is
still by far the most commonly spoken language there. |
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Chinese - Hong Kong Cantonese Voice Talent
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Chinese Hmong Der/Daw (White) Voice Talent
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The
total number of speakers worldwide has been estimated
to be more than 4 million, including over 200,000 Hmong
Americans. Some dialects are mutually intelligible while
others are so distinct as to be considered separate languages. |
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Simplified Chinese - Mandarin Voice Talent
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Chinese Taiwanese Mandarin Voice Talent
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Chinese Taiwanese Min Nan Voice Talent
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The
Southern Min language, or Min Nan is a family of Chinese
languages which are spoken in southern Fujian and neighboring
areas, and in particular the Amoy and Taiwanese. |
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Chinese Accented English Voice Talent
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Congo (Congolese French) Voice Talent
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French
is the official language of the Republic of Congo. |
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You
will find 12 million native speakers in the Czech Republic
and until the 19th Century was known as Bohemian. Czech
can also be used in all official documents for Slovakia. |
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Ethiopia (Ahmeric) Voice Talent
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Ahmerica
is the official working language of the Federal Democratic
Republic of Ethiopia |
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Persian - Farsi Voice Talent
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Persian
or "Farsi" is the Iranian language spoken by
over 100 million people in Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan. |
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Finnish
is the official language of Finland, located by the Scandinavian
countries in Northern Europe. Finnish is spoken by the
5.3 million Finns living in Finland and roughly 1 million
living abroad. |
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(Belgium) Flemish Voice Talent
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Flemings
are from the northern part of Belgium and speak a Dutch
dialect called Flemish. Its a great place for not only
Chocolate but the best beers of the world. Cheers. |
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English with Belgium Flemish accent
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French - West African Voice Talent
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31 francophone
African countries, particularly in the west, help make
Africa the most francophone continent in the world with
over 115 million people speaking French as a first or
second language. |
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French - Canadian Voice Talent
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French Accented English Voice Talent
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French - European Voice Talent
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French European, we refer to the French that is spoken
in France and other parts of Europe. If your commercial
or video is geared towards the European market, this page
is where you want to be. All the talents below, while
living in Canada, either grew up in Europe or learned
to speak French the European way. |
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The
Georgian language is far from Atlanta and is just south
of Russia. It's from Georgia on the coast of the black
sea, just north of Turkey and Armenia intersecting Europe
and Asia. The language of Georgia a Kartvelian language
spoken by Georgians and the official language of Georgia.
Georgian is written in its own writing system, the Georgian
script. |
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German is spoken throughout the German speaking areas
of the world : Austria, Germany, parts of Switzerland,
Liechtenstein and parts of Luxembourg. Of course, in all
of these areas, there are dialects, but all German speakers
are able to speak High German. |
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German Accented In English
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Although
India has many ethnic dialects, Hindi is the national
language and it will be understood everywhere in India. |
Hindi Accented Voice Talent in English
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Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) Voice Talent
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Indonesian
and Malay are very very similar, if you are familiar with
them, you can hear the difference when they speak, but
90% of the words are the same. Like other areas of SE
Asia there can be many dialects within each country, but
if you need it for broadcast, then you want Bahasa. |
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good news is...Italian is Italian! It's not about regional
dialects or accents that only some people in a region
can understand. If someone speaks Italian, everyone in
all of Italy understands them! |
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the Japanese language can very slightly in writing depending
on the region, the spoken language is consistent throughout
the country. If someone speaks Japanese, everyone in Japan
understands them! |
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The Korean language is
consistent throughout the country. If someone speaks Korean,
everyone in Korea understands them! |
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Lao or Laotian Voice Talent
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Malaysian (Bahasa Malayu) Voice Talent
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Indonesian and Malay are
very very similar, if you are familiar with them, you
can hear the difference when they speak, but 90% of the
words are the same.The language of Malaysia is somewhat
different in each province but if its Broadcast you need,
then Bahas Malayu is what you want. We have them, like
the food, extra spicy for your dining pleasure. |
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Nepalese - Nepali Voice Talent
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The official language
Nepal and is also spoken in Bhutan, parts of India and
parts of Myanmar (Burma). In India, it is one of the country's
23 official languages. |
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Igbo (Ibo). it is one
of the three major languages in Nigeria (Yoruba, Hausa
and Igbo) widely spoken in the eastern part of Nigeria
and all the radio and television stations in the eastern
part of nigeria have Igbo language segments in their programming. |
Nigerian Accented English Voice Talent
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Norwegian is spoken by
4,5 million inhabitants, and the language can be divided
into bokmaal and neo-norse, and different dialects. The
most neutral way of
presenting any text/script would be in Normated Bokmaal,
the standard
of most broadcasters. |
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Polish (jezyk polski)
is the official language of Poland and originated from
several local Western Slavic dialects, most notably those
spoken in Greater Poland (Wielkopolska) and Lesser Poland
(Malopolska). It shares some vocabulary with the languages
of the neighboring Slavic nations, most notably with Slovak,
Czech, Ukrainian, and Belarusian.
"Standard" Polish is still spoken somewhat differently
in different regions of the country, although the differences
between these broad "dialects" are slight. |
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Portuguese is spoken
in various parts of the world, but most notably, Brazil
and of course Portugal. The language they speak in those
two countries is exactly the same but the accents are
different. Let us know if your project is aimed at the
Brazilian market or to people in Portugal, and we'll find
the right voice for you. |
Portuguese English Accentd Voice Talent
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Romanian is the Latin
language spoken by almost 30 million people from Romania,
Republic of Moldova but also form all around the world
where are Romanians (Spain, Italy, US, Portugal etc) and
is also one of the languages of The European Union.
If your script will be recorded for a certain area
of Romania, please let us know. Small differences in
accent will be adjused to accomodate that area of Romania.
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In terms of Russian dialects
- there are some, however, they are not that far apart
from each other. In the different regions you can hear
some distinctive words that would not be used in other
regions but any Russian native speaker will definitely
understand those words anyway. So, in short - Russian
is Russian. |
Russian Accented Voice Talent in English
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Spanish
is spoken by 300 million people worldwide and that means
there are differences. Basically it's like the difference
that exists between British English and American English.
So the question becomes, in what country will your commercial,
corporate video or documentary play? If it's Mexico then
a Mexican accent is preferable, ditto for Argentina and
Spain. Other Latin countries are not as exacting, provided
you never give them a Mexican voice outside of Mexico!
What is considered to be a "standard Latin American
accent" (one that minimizes regionalisms) is acceptable
to all south and Central American countries and is a safe
way to go if you don't know the final destination of the
product, or if it is aimed at the entire South American
market.
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Spanish Accented English Voice Talent
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Spanish Catalan (Català) Voice Talent
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Catalan
(Català) is spoken in eastern and northeastern
Spain. There are 7.000.000 people in Catalonia. And Catalan
is the official language in Andorra, and this is also
spoken in France and Alguerho. |
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Sweden
is located on the scandinavian peninsula in northern Europe.
The swedish language is closely related to norwegian and
danish. It is used by approx. 10.000.000 people. Swedish
is also spoken in the western parts of Finland. There
are many different dialects. However, in commercials and
corporate narrations, standard swedish is used, without
any dialect. There are no polar bears on the streets.
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Swedish Accented English Voice Talent
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Tagalog (Filipino)Voice Talent
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Tagalog
is one of the major languages in the Philippines and the
most spoken Philippine language in terms of number of
speakers. It is widely used throughout the Philippines
and in overseas Filipino communities. Please enjoy our
Tagalog talents with your favourite sparkling wine |
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of Turkish words is phonetic with all letters having the
same value in every situation. The Turkish alphabet contains
all the letters of the English alphabet except for q,
x, and w. In general, most letters are pronounced about
the same as in English with a few exceptions. The standard
educated Turkish is that spoken in Istanbul. The Istanbul
Turkish is considered nice, gentle, accentless and rich.
Turkey is a big country with 7 different regions, where
there are different dialects. It goes without saying that
the Turkish spoken in Istanbul, alias the Turkish of the
educated, can be understood easily by anyone in Turkey
regardless of his/her region while it may be a bit difficult
when it is the other way round. The official parlance
no matter what the domain may be prefers the Istanbul
Turkish. |
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Ukrainian is the official
language of Ukraine today. Only a few years ago almost
all Ukrainian people spoke Russian as well, but today,
if you need something done for Ukrainian mass media, you
have to translate and record everything into Ukrainian.
There are a few dialects in the language (Poltavian, Karpatian,ets)
, but for radio, TV or dubbing the classical pronunciation
is appreciated. |
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Vietnamese (North) Voice Talent
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The good thing about Vietnamese
is that you can follow a script when it is being spoken,
great for editing, it also, of all the Asian languages,
is the only one that comes close to synchronising with
English. Most Asian languages are 1.5 - 2 times longer
than English. For Broadcast you want North Vietnamese. |
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Vietnamese (South) Voice Talent
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