I am trying to describe a monotone voice (as in public speaking) via email... and the person doesn't get it. I've been looking for a sound file online of an example of speech in a monotone voice... but can't find one, anyone know where I can?
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Anything with Ben Stein... from Ferris Bueller. "Bueller... Bueller?" LOL
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I was going to say look for Ben Stein sound bytes. There was a comedian I think his name was Stephen Wright, or something to that effect. He was very monotone.
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The character of "Lillith" from the tv sitcom "Frazier". (It's on in re-runs).
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Speaking in a monotone is when you talk and don't change the "tone", or level, of your vioce. Mono neans one, so you have mono-tone. It's when you talik and don't change the pitch of your voice, you just keep talking using the same note.
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Surely they can understand what mono means . Speaking on one level with no change in pitch ,tone or inflection.
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Just point them here.
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Give them the link to this question and tell them to read the answers. They should get it by then.
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