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Don't get scared by how weird and long this section is!! This is probably the most challenging part of pronunciation, but trust me, after a little practice it becomes so natural you don't even think about it. If you get cast and are struggling, I'll gladly make an audio track with the flow of the words for you. A lot of the words have pronunciation keys. Handy tips (not as effective, but they're good when you're stuck): The last syllable is never, EVER accented. If a syllable has a vowel that's placed before two consonants (pu-ell'-a, a-du-les'-cen'-ti'-a), it is long.ĥ. If a syllable has a dipthong (double-vowel see the last four pronunciation guide entries directly above for the most common examples), it is long.Ĥ. If it is not long, the third to last syllable is accented.ģ. If the second to last syllable is long, it is accented. Syllable stress and vowel length (This looks confusing, but trust me, it's not bad at all and sounds natural!):ġ. Th = t Ch = c Ph = p Ps = s Ae = 'ie' in pie Oe = oy Eu = yoo Au = ow (Tapping is like the double t in the word 'latter.') R's are rolled if there are two in a row, and they're tapped if there's only one. H's are more of an aspiration than an actual, full-sounding H.Īll consonants not listed above take their hard sound in English. Generally shorten the sound if it comes in the middle of a syllable, and elongate it if it starts or ends a syllable. This is extremely important!!Ī = ah E = eh I = ee O = oh U = oo Y = roughly making an 'ee' sound with rounded lips (don't worry, Y's aren't common!). V's NEVER sound like English V's in classical Latin.

#THE CHAPERONE SPONGEBOB PEARL CRYING FREE#

Finally, a decent quality mic is needed (built-in mac laptop microphone is the lowest quality acceptable), and you'll need to have a way to be able to watch an episode while recording if it is sent to you so you can lip-sync as well as possible. If you do happen to know Latin and would like to help with the scripts, feel free to comment below about that as well - we need all the help we can get! :) Don't worry too much about emoting - there will be word-for-word script translations so you'll know how exactly you should be talking to make the line sound natural. You should also have a skype name you can use, as we'll be using skype to create a group chat for everything. Knowing Latin is not required, although being able to emote the lines correctly and pronounce (or learn quickly to pronounce) Classical Latin is. This is a Latin fandub of Spongebob Squarepants.

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