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@aSweetGentleman@mstdn.social Thank you! So far, my masc-French voice tends to be more Quebecois, more soldier-like, brusque and so on. While my femme-French voice tends to be more standard French, to the extent that such exists. I don't use the same Canadian vowels and diphthongs as I do in my masc-French, for instance, where "oui" gets out somewhere closer to "oué". It's very interesting stuff. Thanks!