Using voice recordings to answer

Question

I am posting this under "Vocabulary and Grammar" because it concerns answering questions.

I saw this question today

Understanding pronouns in a conversation

This member was asking if one sentence sounded the same as the other...as he could see no difference.

I made a short voice recording myself to answer his question, as you can check on the post.

My suggestion:

Why don't we add , if so needed, a sound recording to a post?

it is really easy to use "Vocaroo". You don't need to download anything , you just start using it .

Do you think adding a sound recording would help answer questions? Would you find this a useful tool?

A mí me sale Este complemento no es compatible - Polenta, Sep 27, 2017

It auto-detects if you have a microphone on your desktop or notebook. - NKM1974, Sep 27, 2017

Yes we have been using vocaro for years to test our Spanish/English speaking voice , it works great . - ray76, Sep 27, 2017

Answer 1

It would be useful to distinguish the pondian differences between English (American/British) & Spanish (Latin American/Peninsular). Also, loanword of foreign origin that made it to the English & Spanish dictionary, as in French words, etc.

Answer 2

Yo podría usar la práctica en escuchar. Quizá podrías pon una oración para nosotros escuchar y escribe. Si pienso que sería utilizado.

I could use the practice in listening. Perhaps you could post a sentence for us to listen to and write. Yes I think it would be useful.

I am thinking of posting a listening comprehension, let's see how it works - 006595c6, Sep 27, 2017

Answer 3

I think that's a great idea. We've used Vacaroo on the forum before so most everyone is familiar with it. Thanks for posting the link.

Answer 4

Great idea, but I think you mean Vocaroo. This is what came to mind when I saw the word Vacaroo:

jeje, my spelling mistakes are proverbial :P - 006595c6, Sep 27, 2017

"Fecha la vacha " . - ray76, Sep 27, 2017