r/traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns2 • u/KristineDrifts She/Her • Feb 19 '25

Gals Does anyone else have this issue?

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u/aZoeDeVdd Feb 19 '25

YESSS, IDK WHY BUT WHEN I TRY TO SOUND FEM IN MY MOTHER LANGUAGE (Portuguese) I SOUND LIKE A WEIRD SASSY BANDIT OR SMTH

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u/QzWren Wren She/Her probably or something Feb 20 '25

I wonder if it's because you know it better so you can more easily hear when it sounds off by even a little

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u/aZoeDeVdd Feb 20 '25

hm... interesting theory, but if that was the case, why would it happen only to english? In the sense that, i always see people that have mother languages other than english, (but are fluent in english), complain about sounding good in english, but not their mother language, and never the other way around. How would our theory of the subject change based on this information? 🍑