Story Narration

Wafa Naqvi

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Elearning

Description

Narrating a story for Children

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Teen (13-17)

Accents

British (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
I found a frog even though I have grandchildren of my own. Seems like it was only yesterday when I returned home from school to find frog in my bedroom. My mother just chuckled when I yelled out, I found a frog on my bed. Now she knew that I would eventually find one. She let me discover a wonder of nature that many people miss. I'm glad she did. You see a little earlier that spring when I was six years old, I saw some little black fish in the pond. Since I didn't have any bets, I went home and asked my mother if I could have one. After we talked about my catching some of the fish I saw and the responsibility of having a pet, she agreed. She gave me a bowl, told me to catch a few and said that while I was out, she would prepare their new home off. I went. There were so many that they were easy to catch, filled the ball and ran home. When I got home, my mother had an old fish bowl filled with water. Sitting on the corner of my best, he asked to see the fish looked. And what a big smile, said Pat holes. Wow, you are in for a surprise. I asked what she meant, and she just said that I would have to wait and see, but who watch my fish carefully. After a few weeks, I noticed some were changing. Mom, I yelled with excitement. I'm here. My fish are growing legs. She came into my room, looked, smiled and told me to keep watching. After several more weeks, there were more changes. Mom, I held with excitement. I'm here, My fish are growing front legs and the bill is going away. He came into my room, looked, smiled and told me to keep watching.