File talk:Mayer and Bettle 2 - Creative Commons.ogv

Block quote Nice, I think, - but it would be better if the English was more standard and therefore more comprehensible to those of us who aren't familiar with this (southern US?) dialect. I suspect it would be completely incomprehensible to most non-native speakers of English. As a person brought up in southern England, I can understand 90% of what the male speaker says, but only about 60% of the female speaker's words. If this is intended to speak to the world's English-speaking community, I'd suggest it needs seriously rethinking. Sorry.

Oh, OK - I've looked at the attributions, and it seems they're Australians. My point stands. The female speaker is near-incomprehensible to me.

--Nyelvmark (talk) 21:59, 18 April 2009 (UTC)

I agree with the above entry. I can't comprehend the subject matter in Bettles verbal articulations. I can understand 40% of Mayers words. But thanks for the effort of giving us an explanation other than text. Voice is better. Please try again. I am an Arizona, USA-English-speaking person.

The female voice has quite the accent, but I was able to understand everything. -- Austin512  ( talk  &bull;  contribs ) 05:00, 9 November 2009 (UTC)