This is how I sound. how do you sound?

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by Spiffor
"Dégagez les Champs Elysées pour notre arrivée"

Please notice the second "g" of "dégagez" should be said like the "j" sound (well, the French "j" sound, you know what I mean )

Yes, and thanks for the correction.

Edit : are you intending to come to Paris soon ?

Yes, you'll hear our tanks well in advance.

[Al B. Sure!]

Boris:

Whose tanks? The US? or the Gay Liberation Army?

[Spiffor]

Originally posted by Boris Godunov
Yes, you'll hear our tanks well in advance.

Thanks to the strikes, there will be piles of garbages on the Champs Elysées to bar your tanks

[Al B. Sure!]

yes the noble French way...

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by Spiffor
there will be piles of garbages on the Champs Elysées to bar your tanks

We will send the New York City batallion. Conditions then present no problem, as we're used to it.

[Zero]

Spiffor, I always imagined you to be somehow have perfect english american accents, despite knowing your french.

but good, I understood what you were saying and the accent is awesome.

[The Vagabond]

Azazel, you're reading a classical Russian tale in English

Nice singing, Boris. Are you a baritone or a bass?

[Pekka]

Kramerman, No, don't worry it really wasn't me or my voice. There used to be few web sites that when you visited them, that .wav would launch on continuos loop and then countless gay pop ups invaded the screen. We used to trick each other to these sites every time we exchanged links. At fist it was fun but after a while it got annoying.

[Az]

Vagabond: yep.

This is how I sound in hebrew. a part of the ol' Calc 1 book.

[Asher]

Originally posted by Boris Godunov
Aussie accents turn me into a puddle.

"Depends"

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by The Vagabond
Azazel, you're reading a classical Russian tale in English

Nice singing, Boris. Are you a baritone or a bass?

Thanks. I'm a baritone, but sang as a bass through college, thanks to a somewhat demented voice teacher. She ran the opera workshop, and since there were few males, I had to cover both bass and baritone roles. So I went from singing Rossini's Figaro (high lyric baritone stuff) to doing Sarastro (deep bass). I was all over the map. My senior year, this crazy lady had be singing Scarpia from Tosca, which no 22-year-old should be doing, as well as Boris Godunov, which no one under 35 should be doing!