Tourism Films Told in Welsh English
Hear the Welsh English accent:
Welsh English accent
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How a Cardiff host sounds on a local story
A Welsh host fits a tourism film, a school piece, and a local story that should sound like Wales rather than London. People notice the lilt first, the rise and fall of the line, which is what makes a short guide feel local.
- A tourism film about Wales
- A school and museum piece with a local host
- A podcast story told in a Welsh voice
Try this script. "The train from Cardiff is the easy way in. We will start at the station and walk the first three stops from there."
Pronunciation. Add a Welsh place name to the pronunciation guide once, and the tourism film says it right.
These hosts are heard from Cardiff, so play the sample when the film should sound like Wales.
| Voice | Sound | Sample | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male Welsh English voice | Male | Melodious, bright multimedia presenter | |
| Female Welsh English voice | Female | Gentle, mature tea-time raconteur |
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Frequently asked questions
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