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Language Corner

French vocabulary is mostly Latinate, e.g., 'frère' (‘brother’) from the Latin 'frater'. French texts can be somewhat longer when compared to the English. This can sometimes have an effect on the timing/syncing of the voice-over to the action on-screen due to extended dialogue.

European French is usually divided into two major dialects which themselves have regional variations. Northern and central French (Langue d’oil) which includes Belgium, and Southern (Langue d’oc ) which includes dialects of Switzerland. All Canadian French varieties differ from Standard French in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar.

When commissioning a French voice-over it is very important to know your target audience so the correct French voice artist can be chosen. If you not sure then we will be happy to help you select the right voice for your audience.