
Ads That Sound Like New York
Hear the New York English accent:
New York English accent
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A neighborhood voice for a spot that names the block
A New York host is what you want for a neighborhood guide, a local ad, and an interview that should sound like the city. Listeners recognize it quickly, which helps a spot that has only a few seconds to feel local.
- Neighborhood guides and city interviews
- A local ad for a New York business
- A podcast that should sound like it was made in the city
Try this script. "If you are new to the neighborhood, the market is two blocks south and the late train still stops on the corner."
Pronunciation. Add a shop and an avenue to the pronunciation guide once, and the neighborhood spot says it right.
| Voice | Sound | Sample | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male New York English voice | Male | Gravelly, textured culture reporter | |
| Female New York English voice | Female | Smoky, direct morning interviewer |
Regional New York accents
A citywide spot can use a general New York voice, and Harlem and White Plains each have a row when the script names that place.
| Regional accent | Voice | Sample |
|---|---|---|
![]() | Husky, grounded community storyteller (female) | |
![]() | Articulate, resonant discussion mentor (female) |
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