A great selection of over 20 Mandarin voice-over artists and talents
Adelphi Studio provides high-quality Mandarin voice-over artists and talents based on the requirements of your localization projects, helping you find the right voice to match your content. A great choice Mandarin voice artists to choose from, we are confident you will find the right voice artists for your projects.
Our Mandarin voice-over artists have been carefully selected to give a range of styles suitable for drama, commercials, corporate, films, IVR’s (Interactive voice response), narrations etc. Their voices also cover a variety of styles, from dramatic to character acting.
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Zhenyu is one of our most popular Mandarin voice artists, we have had the pleasure of working with him on a number of projects. He is highly professional and always strives to provide the best quality Mandarin voice-over recordings.
Lily P
Mandarin Chinese voice-over artist Lily has a sweet, friendly, smooth, warm, pleasant and elegant voice. She has worked as a full-time voice talent for 8 years and is able to do a different range of ages from teenager to middle-age woman, Lily is also fluent in Cantonese Chinese too.
Aimee L
Chinese Mandarin voice artist Aimee has worked as an actor for over 5 years with theatre and commercial experience, and as a voice actor for over 2 years. She has lived in the US for almost 20 years and speaks fluent English.
Mandarin Chinese is the official language of the People’s Republic of China and is spoken in various forms in Mainland China. It is based on the language spoken in around the Beijing area in the north of the country and in higher-register forms is used for governmental purposes. Standard Mandarin is classified as the only official variety of Chinese by the Communist Party in the country, who describe the other Chinese languages spoken around the vast country as “dialects”, discouraging their use. Mandarin Chinese used four standard spoken tones and one neutral tone (or atonality, depending on which linguistic authority you ask).
Where spoken:
While Mandarin actually consists of closely related varieties of Chinese spoken natively across most of northern and southwestern China, a standard form based on the variant of the Beijing area has been established as its standard and is official in mainland China, Taiwan, and Singapore.
Adelphi offices
Adelphi Studio offers subtitling and voice-over services globally from our offices in the UK and the USA.
All US, Canadian, and South American inquiries should be directed to our US office while all other inquiries should go to our UK office.
