Part 2

This is the second part for Twixxel’s voice description because like I said… I didn’t have enough room. Because of him being German, “TH” can sound closer to D, T, or Z. “This” can sound like “Dis” and “Think” can sound like “Tink”. “W” may sound a little closer to “V” than an American English “W”. Saying “Water” might have a slightly different “W” sound. “V” can sometimes be pronounced more like an English “F” or with a slightly different emphasis. Saying “Very” may sound a bit different. The English “R” can be softer or produced differently than a native American speaker’s. A, E, I, O and U can often sound a bit different because German and English use different vowel sounds. Saying Game, Name, Can’t, Go, and Cute may all have subtly different vowels. Sometimes the “Z” sound is pronounced a little differently depending on the word, so “Z” will sound like “S”.