Cockney Coaching
Description
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (England - Cockney, Estuary, East End) British (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Hey, this is Jacques, and I'm reading Clay Poll. Um, so cocky dialect. Kind of a gravel in his voice. Let's do it. It says we're saying something ain't right here. What they're doing to us, even an ear. It ain't right. And when is it, then notice the ven V then? And when is it, then? All right. And where's Tom Colville? What have you done with him? So careful there with Tom Colville. Mm. For all we know. Oh, sorry. Ha fraught! We know you're a million Europe. Sorry. Ha! For what we Now you're a minion. Straight from ill. How do you do? What you do don't look like salvation to me. Mhm. That becoming an ear looking like revelation on a white horse can't profit. Can't profit off them. What's already had everything stolen. It fight, you say I've been indoors and you won't see Not at the back of me. And what kind of treasonous Jabari's at? Tell me why Farrah. So your tongue doesn't touch the roof of your mouth on that? Tell So it's not tell tell. Mm. Why should I? I'd in a prison. Mm. Um All right. Then it will follow so don't aspirate that h It's not him Will follow its normal follow. Mhm. Mm. See, it was only a matter of time rumbled. It was only a matter of time. More than a few will be on your side once they understand the truth of things true for things. Truthful things that f not th Uh huh. Sorry. One sec. Uh huh. You have a plan? When people are feared, they don't fight. They run. Uh, see multi voices. Who's a new lab, then? Almost an old man ain't either. What do you do, lift? He bring his own pocket home. So careful to make the pocket down. Um, don't put a pause between their don't bring his old pocket home. We don't want that pocket out. Mm. Uh, that's standard RP accent for an Englishman at Fitzroy was mentioned. So I say, sir, this is outrageous. I, for one, demand an explanation, sir. It would be a upper class kind of accent. See the burger, money highway and some mhm. Leave him to be an outlaw. Curse me for a fool and I almost believe the papers were not but lies. Uh huh. And who is protecting us? from you and your devils. I'd like to know you're in it for not but the fame and money. Same as any other outlaw. Wait a second. Uh, yeah, yeah. So kind of almost in between full **** me and a more standard accent. I ain't standing for this. I don't have to stand for this. Mm. Devil, Take your scurvy hide. Who do you think you are? You're the way, Pharaoh. It is him. Here is the blighter. I've got him, so I hope that helps. Um, let me know if you have any questions on any of those dialects.