Greek voice over, natively reviewed.

Greek audiences in Athens and in Cyprus hear different accents, and both notice when the voice is not theirs.

Accents and variants of Greek.

Standard Greek (Athens)
The standard heard in national media, and the default for audiences in Greece.
Cypriot Greek
The accent and vocabulary of Cyprus, where standard Greek is used in media but local speech differs.
Northern Greek colour
A light accent of northern Greece.

What a native Greek reviewer checks.

Esý or esís
Esís is the polite form and suits business content.
Stress marks
The accent mark shows stress, but names and loanwords are still checked by ear.
Latin-script brand names
How foreign names are said in a Greek sentence, which needs a decision.

Writing for Greek.

Greeklish
Greek written in Latin letters is not a script for a voice. We write the script in Greek.
Cases
Inserted names and numbers take case endings. A reviewer checks every insertion.
Numbers and units
Agree how large numbers and currency are read.

Greek voice over: questions.

Can a Greek voice serve Cyprus?

It will be understood, and many Cypriots prefer a local accent for consumer content.

Does Greek need a native reviewer?

Yes. Cases, stress and register are where a machine-written script betrays itself first.

Tell us your Greek project.

Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.

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