Does any other ESL tranny feel like their voice sounds more fem when they're speaking English, even if they're not making any more effort to do so, in comparison to their mother language?
Does any other ESL tranny feel like their voice sounds more fem when they're speaking English...
Christopher Lewis
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Samuel Hill
ive heard your personality can chance in subtle ways when you switch languages. i dont think my tone of voice or anything is different when i speak spanish though
Adrian Allen
no it sounds a lot more masculine in english
I assume it's because the words aren't so fluid and you have to speak slower
Dominic Gonzalez
Maybe your native tongue just sounds more aggresive
Thomas Walker
i just tried it its true
Josiah Moore
No, I sound a lot more like a woman in my mother tongue which I don't even use in everyday life, but in English I sound like a fag.
Nolan Williams
>Be me
>Study linguistics at school
>Decide to take classes in German & Japanese
>Voice goes deeper in both languages
I'm told I have a naturally high male voice and with some training it could pass but the other languages I speak I just go lower. It sucks I won't be able to ever use them when I'm not boymoding
Nathaniel Lee
> axis powers only
I have this same problem now that I’m trying to pick up new language (really everything on Duolingo but especially Japanese).
Jeremiah Kelly
>Axis powers
Does is help that my grandmother and grandfather were Italian. They escaped Italy during ww2. Sadly I know no Italian.
Samuel Peterson
my personality changes radically when i switch languages, and yes i feel a lot more like a faggot than a woman when im speaking my mother tongue
i lived for 18 years as a male speaking my mother lang, then moved to america and immediately started girlmoding fulltime as well. probably definitely has an effect
Parker Walker
sim
my english voice is kinda fem but my portuguese is totally male
Gavin Barnes
ETL here. I sound most fem in swedish, with english in the middle and german I sound masc :/
Daniel Reyes
Imaginare no sapere parlar italiano quando si tratta solo di muovere le tui mani.
Daniel Lee
mamma mia
Parker Hughes
is mother tongue an ESL term? I swear I never hear native English speakers say it
Colton Hughes
It's not, it's common in BrE. AmE speakers use something else, like first language or native language. Mother language is ESL af.
Robert Martin
I'm British and I've never heard it besides from ESL speakers
Ryder Clark
Idk.
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It's referenced as the mother tongue in the official Canadian census data.
>While 20.6% of Canadians (6.8 million people) reported a mother tongue other than English or French, only 6.2% of Canadians spoke a language other than English or French as their sole home language.
Shit's weird.
Ayden Clark
sim
minha voz fica mto melhor em inglês
Thomas Carter
It is a standard english term that seems to be more commonly used by ESLs than native speakers
Personally i think very low of the informal english spoken by natives
"Have went" instead of "have gone"
"If i was"
"Ain't"
"You and me" (as the subject)
"To not do"
Not using "whom" properly
Not understanding that comma usage has strict and well defined rules
Absolutely barbaric
For all the retards, im joking
Evan Parker
>For all the retards, im joking
awww i was about to post a vocaroo exaggerating my southern accent as a joke
Hudson Martinez
yes I'm not trans but my voice is higher when i speak english
John Stewart
It used to happen to me, including some cognitive processes
When it stopped happening i started to mix up the languages i know
Weirdly tho my speech got more masc sounding for 2 days randomly and i couldn't make it work without it sounding forced