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On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen.
It's the way their vowels have flattened in combination with the traditional French to English accent tropes. Seriously, if you speak fluent French, listen to the Parisien/France French in comparison to someone from Trois Rivieres or St. Jerome (near Montreal). It's analogous to being the Texas of the French world - all the vowels are super flattened to the corners of the mouth.
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Cute locust spawners are coming!
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Netherlands6191 Posts
On August 29 2014 07:55 Yhamm wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:54 dravernor wrote:On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. Swiss French harder to understand imo  its so easy to understand.
Please don't tell pPingu I said that :3
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I keep assuming that Toronto is in a European time zone, but then I realize that I'm an idiot.
Feels weird to watch an IEM in a reasonable time zone.
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On August 29 2014 07:55 Yhamm wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:54 dravernor wrote:On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. Swiss French harder to understand imo its so easy to understand.
Just being curious: How does Belgian French sound?
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VR Colossus> Snutes comp, period.
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On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world.
I cannot understand Quebecois French for the life of me.
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France7248 Posts
On August 29 2014 07:55 dravernor wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:55 Yhamm wrote:On August 29 2014 07:54 dravernor wrote:On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. Swiss French harder to understand imo its so easy to understand. Please don't tell pPingu I said that :3
sorry, I already did before you asked me not to
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On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world.
My French is limited to saying things that would likely get me stabbed, so I'll take your word for it. Now, my passion has run dry, and sleep beckons. Good night and Bunny is going to beat Huk easily.
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On August 29 2014 07:55 Penev wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:55 Yhamm wrote:On August 29 2014 07:54 dravernor wrote:On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. Swiss French harder to understand imo its so easy to understand. Just being curious: How does Belgian French sound?
Imagine Rotti speaking French 
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deadwing is very open in the middle and snute can expand to the upper right, interested to see how the SH play out here
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Woah, Snute vs herO is still going on xD
Somebody likes swarmhosts!!!
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On August 29 2014 07:56 Jazzman88 wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:55 Penev wrote:On August 29 2014 07:55 Yhamm wrote:On August 29 2014 07:54 dravernor wrote:On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. Swiss French harder to understand imo its so easy to understand. Just being curious: How does Belgian French sound? Imagine Rotti speaking French
Oh dear, haha. Belgian Dutch is very nice though
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On August 29 2014 07:54 dravernor wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. Swiss French harder to understand imo
No way, the Québec accent is almost an entire different language.
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On August 29 2014 07:56 KingofdaHipHop wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. I cannot understand Quebecois French for the life of me.
Really? I find Quebecois French better (granted, I married into a Quebecois family). The Parisiens always sound to me like they're speaking out of a straw. Easy key for beginner's understanding: look for the English profanities.
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On August 29 2014 07:56 KingofdaHipHop wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. I cannot understand Quebecois French for the life of me.
No one who studies French as a second language can.
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Netherlands6191 Posts
On August 29 2014 07:56 Yhamm wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:55 dravernor wrote:On August 29 2014 07:55 Yhamm wrote:On August 29 2014 07:54 dravernor wrote:On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. Swiss French harder to understand imo its so easy to understand. Please don't tell pPingu I said that :3 sorry, I already did before you asked me not to
Wow I thought we were friends 
Okay well now I want to hear Androxide speak french so I can compare all your accents
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Belgica34432 Posts
On August 29 2014 07:57 Penev wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2014 07:56 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:55 Penev wrote:On August 29 2014 07:55 Yhamm wrote:On August 29 2014 07:54 dravernor wrote:On August 29 2014 07:52 Boucot wrote:On August 29 2014 07:49 Squat wrote:On August 29 2014 07:46 Jazzman88 wrote:On August 29 2014 07:44 KeksX wrote:
Is anyone else a little annoyed at ToD's strong accent? I mean if he wants to work full time as a caster, it might be worth to invest into a couple of speech courses to get rid of at least some things that he ALWAYS says.
I like him as an honest analytical caster, but he tries to carries with play-by-play as well and that makes it a bit tiring.
Biggest pet peeve atm is "Walkers" instead of "Workers".
It's not a major thing, just would make his casting a lot better if he got rid of things like that. No, I'm not annoyed at his accent. Hell, compared to some of my Quebecois relatives, it's downright theatre-grade diction. I really don't find it that hard to interpret. It's really odd how unintelligible many French-Canadians sound when speaking English. They live in a mostly English speking country, yet they sound stranger than actual Frenchmen. I don't know how they speak english but the Québec accent in french is fantastic. Best in the world. Swiss French harder to understand imo its so easy to understand. Just being curious: How does Belgian French sound? Imagine Rotti speaking French Oh dear, haha. Belgian Dutch is very nice though
It's the best language. And we prefer it to be called "Flemish"
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