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Austrian German voice over for your market.
Austrian German is the voice for Austria, with its own vocabulary for food and daily life and a softer sound than the northern German standard.
Variants
The variant on this page
One variant is covered here.
- AustriaAustrian German, with Viennese and regional options.de-AT
Specs
Specs for a Austrian German delivery
- Script length
- Austrian copy uses local words such as Jänner for January or Paradeiser for tomato, and the script is adapted to them.
- Register
- Du and Sie follow the German rules, and a Viennese or Tyrolean voice is cast when the brand is local.
- Delivery
- WAV or MP3, named to your convention.
- Native review before delivery
- A native Austrian German speaker checks the script and the takes.
What we offer
What we offer in Austrian German
| Native Austrian German casting | Yes |
|---|---|
| Script translation and adaptation | Yes |
| Recording, editing and mastering | Yes |
Questions
Austrian German, answered.
Is Austrian German a different language?
No. It is standard German with its own vocabulary and accent.
Can a German voice serve Austria?
It is understood, but local campaigns work better with an Austrian voice.
How long does a Austrian German project take?
The quote gives the date.
Next
Where to go next
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Quote a Austrian German project.
Send the script and the deadline.
Or write to hello [at] voicepros [dot] com