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Maybe what he means is that he can (e.g.) imitate a Parisian speaking English flawlessly, rather than a Parisian speaking French. Agreed though; whatever he me
by andrew1 16y ago
Maybe what he means is that he can (e.g.) imitate a Parisian speaking English flawlessly, rather than a Parisian speaking French.
Agreed though; whatever he means it must be an exaggeration.
- joshkaufman 16y agoYes, it's English dialects - he's a theatre professor, so his work focused on representing dialects in English productions. No, I'm not exaggerating re: his range and ability - Rocco really is that good.
- pqs 16y agoOf course it is dialects of English. English is not my mother tonge and I don't live in an English speaking country, so I really get angry when someone equates "world" to "English speaking countries". To start with, there is much more people in the world that do not know any English that people fluent in this language. That was my point.