HR Videos in Canadian English
Hear the Canadian English accent:
Canadian English accent
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Close to home, and distinct from a US read
A Canadian host is the practical choice for an HR video, a course, and a campaign aimed at people in Canada. It is the English Canadian listeners expect from a national message, close to home and distinct from a US read.
- An HR and benefits explainer for Canadian staff
- A course module for students in Canada
- A national campaign that should not sound American
Try this script. "The Toronto office closes early on Friday. Submit the timesheet before noon if you want it in this pay run."
Pronunciation. Drop a program name and an office into the pronunciation guide, and the benefits video says it right from then on.
| Voice | Sound | Sample | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male Canadian English voice | Male | Resonant, easygoing adult explainer | |
| Female Canadian English voice | Female | Soft, breathy audio guide |
Regional Canadian accents
A message for all of Canada can use the general voice, and Toronto and Vancouver each have a row when the script names that city.
| Regional accent | Voice | Sample |
|---|---|---|
![]() | Relaxed, sunny audio diarist (female) | |
![]() | Resonant, upbeat brand ambassador (female) |
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Frequently asked questions
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