Thread 213434175

English sounds higher and more whiney than Portuguese so I guess we speak in a lower frequency

>>213434175 (OP)
Idk. Mine is pretty high pitched tough

I've noticed that when I speak English the pitch is much lower than when I speak Finnish

im too retarded to read understand this
are the numbers for my country good or cool or cringe and should i feel good about them and shit on other people for not having as good numbers as us?

>>213434175 (OP)
Pretty low but that list looks ai generated

Do you know that you can just try and speak in a lower deeper voice and after some time it will become your normal pitch
>>213435361
Same with English and Russian.

>>213435404
Lower number means lower average frequency. Last column is the frequency difference between men and women.

>>213435510
In english doc

>>213434175 (OP)
Some of these languages seem higher than this given I easily hear and note that they're high pitch compared to English. Spanish seems higher. Or perhaps it depends on the variety of Spanish.

Perhaps my perception is influenced by other factors as well e.g. speed.

Japanese men speaking English always sound incredibly feminine.

>>213435168
European Portuguese from what I've heard is very low, it's noticeable in women, but I'm not sure about other varieties. I can't recall if they sounded normal or not.

>>213435168
Pitch in Portuguese

Male average pitch (F0):
Around 115–125 Hz, similar to Spanish and slightly above English.

Female average pitch (F0):
Around 200–220 Hz, typical for European languages.

>>213435562
This sounds like AI made up "information"

>>213435540
It means manly, high t, vgh, based and hecking repilled low tone for swedlish

>>213435555
Actually considering different peoples tend to be different sizes, wouldn't this impact comfortable pitch range.

My voice is very low pitch according to a Doc.
Accompanied mother for a Doc visit and he made that remark, he was surprised.
Guess he expected I had a higher pitch as a Chinese.

In my head though my voice is perfectly balanced and that is all that matters.

>>213435361
>>213435404
For me it's
English>Swedish>Finnish in descending order of pitch. Although I'm one of those people who speaks Finnish exclusively through extremely heavy vocal fry so it's hard to say, you could say my Finnish voice is powered by vocal fry instead of air.

>>213434175 (OP)
Wtf french sounds way deep
Load of nonsense

>>213437174
>way deep
In your mouth lmao

>>213437174
post proof