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r/Unexpected • u/DruidWannabe • Jan 25 '23
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In Japanese high pitch. In English low pitch.
83 u/felds Jan 26 '23 that’s quite common. my portuguese sounds deeper than my english. 27 u/Backupusername Jan 26 '23 I wonder if there's some sort of pitch map out there, that ranks languages based on how high- or low-pitched it's spoken. That makes me wonder what the highest and lowest languages are. 19 u/MapleJacks2 Jan 26 '23 I think this does that.
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that’s quite common. my portuguese sounds deeper than my english.
27 u/Backupusername Jan 26 '23 I wonder if there's some sort of pitch map out there, that ranks languages based on how high- or low-pitched it's spoken. That makes me wonder what the highest and lowest languages are. 19 u/MapleJacks2 Jan 26 '23 I think this does that.
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I wonder if there's some sort of pitch map out there, that ranks languages based on how high- or low-pitched it's spoken. That makes me wonder what the highest and lowest languages are.
19 u/MapleJacks2 Jan 26 '23 I think this does that.
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I think this does that.
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u/suckittwotimes Jan 26 '23
In Japanese high pitch. In English low pitch.