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[Seoulman69]

Does anyone know any Indian or Filipino males who could help me out? I am doing a dissertation on variations of English and I am looking for people to record themselves reading a short passage in English. I have most accents from the major English speaking countries sorted, (i hope), but I am struggling to find anyone from India or the Philippines.
If you can help please get in touch.

[alpope23]

Head to Ansan station.

[edwardcatflap]

Or that shop in HBC

[ttompatz]

Just go to the Pinoy store in Itaewan (ask anyone in the Philippine embassy to show you where it is - 40 steps away).

Sit at a table, order an instant coffee or have some adobo and listen to your heart's content or interview anyone who walks through the door.

They are friendly and don't bite.

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[Seoulman69]

Thanks for the suggestions all. I feel a bit awkward walking into a shop and asking someone to record themselves reading a paragraph in English. I'm still going to do it though.

[Keeper]

[PigeonFart]

never mind the fillipino men, where can i find some fillipino women. [Joke]

[tardisrider]

[dongjak]

If you live in Seoul there is the Foreign Catholic Church in Hannam. They have English service at 9 and 11 and there are many Filipinos and Nigerians. There are also a few Indians. The sister (Sister Sue) is from the Philippines. There use to be an Indian priest but he was or is about to leave for a church in Iran. After the church services there is food served and people mingle. People are friendly and I think would be more than happy to help you.

[Chalmers]

There's a Filipino street market every Sunday afternoon in Hyewha. I haven't been there in about 2 years but it was up at the North end of the main street there near the big church.