British English voice over, natively reviewed.
British English covers many accents, and the accent chosen says who the brand is talking to.
Accents and variants of British English.
- Received Pronunciation
- A traditional broadcast accent, now used more sparingly.
- Modern standard southern English
- The common voice of national media.
- Northern English and Scottish
- Regional accents for local audiences.
What a native British English reviewer checks.
- Spelling and wording
- UK spelling and words such as lift, mobile and flat.
- Dates and units
- Day before month, with metric and some imperial.
- Accent and class
- The accent carries social meaning that the brand should choose deliberately.
Writing for British English.
- Do not reuse American scripts
- Color, truck and apartment read as foreign.
- Understatement
- British audiences distrust hype.
- Numbers and money
- Agree how pounds and pence are read.
British English voice over: questions.
Which British accent should we choose?
Choose by audience. A modern standard accent works for most content.
Do you cover Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish accents?
Yes, ask us for the accent you need.
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