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Latest post Wed, Oct 14 2009 3:49 PM by exodejavu. 2 replies.
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exodejavu  +  942020 Wed, 14 Oct 09 03:27 PM
Hi,



How to describe the kind of voice which occurs in the beginning five seconds?




Sincerely,
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Philip  +  942032 Wed, 14 Oct 09 03:34 PM
A few words come to mind:  thin, reedy, whiney.

I think the intent is to be seductive, but it didn't sound that way to me.  It may be a difference in my language and culture and those represented that makes me feel that way.
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exodejavu  +  942038 Wed, 14 Oct 09 03:49 PM
Thank you for your swift reply!


If a girl asks her boyfriend to do something for her with a similar voice to that in the video ...how to describe it?
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