Korean Job Discussion Forums

[yingwenlaoshi]

Ever notice?

Or sometimes I think it's forced. Especially with high school boys. I think they're overcompensating something.

But even young girls when speaking to each other have really deep voices. The high, baby tone is forced, I think (of course). Makes me want to hurl:

"Anyeong haTHeyo." Blwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadeewor.

[Jughead]

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[yingwenlaoshi]

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[skdragon]

OhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii /
OhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhPaaaaaaaaaaaa
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh Diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?

[yingwenlaoshi]

Mashisoyo.

[in_seoul_2003]

MAAAAAAAAAAAALONG

[Hobophobic]

DDDDDDOOOOONGGGGGCHIIIIIMMMIIIIYYYYAAAAA!

[Yu_Bum_suk]

It's hard to tell in comparison when they're speaking Korean or heavily accented English, but I have noticed that a lot of male gyopos have fairly deep voices, even one gyopo adoptee I know.

[Scotticus]

I don't know if I'd say they have "high" voices normally, but I've noticed their "Korean" voice is almost always much deeper than their English voice.

[mrsquirrel]

I was just going to start a thread about deep voiced women here.

One of the new younger Korean teachers has a proper deep voice. Very annoying. Almost like she is a man.

A few of the other females have very deep voices.

[ardis]

[billybrobby]

I think Korean is just spoken somewhat gutturally. No...no...wait...it's probably and entire country full of people trying to seem more manly by constantly speaking in a lower tone. Yeah, that's it.

[yingwenlaoshi]

[jkelly80]

[DCJames]