NEED HELP!!

Hello!! This is an emergency!! I'm trying to create a evil character that supposed to speak British, but I don't know how!! Can anyone help a fellow manga artist out?!! :'(

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The Kore 8年前

Thank you everyone!! (^_^)b

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Alexwilliams 8年前

I dunno if this will help :o but researching popular British people from history might give you some ideas for both a backstory and design. In fact, it doesn't even have to be British history, it can be from any region of the world if your character is an immortal/semi-immortal type of being. If you find something interesting you could work aspects of it into the story :)

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Lu 8年前

In Britain they use pounds. Remember that. And remember that words have different spelling in British and American, research those. There are several words that aren't 'British' words, for example, movie is the american variation of film and trash is the american variation of rubbish. Mum is the British version of mom. If you're looking to create a stereotypical British person, fish & chips or tea is often associated with Great Britain and British speakers. For an evil character think about one wearing dark clothes or acting sister and having a mysterious personality.

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starry-ghosts 8年前

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i think that pretty much covers the basics! if you're trying to convey a cockney accent, use apostrophes " 'e stole my tea" - but try not to over use them c: posh british accents are very smooth, and the only real differences are that they enunciate vowels more than americans, and "a"s are less nasally - "dahnce" instead of "dance". "a" becomes "ah" (or "ar", depending on how you want to spell it).

money, i don't know anything about. i think they use pounds in britain???

i hope that helps!!

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starry-ghosts 8年前

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if we're talking measurements, british people use the metric system, whereas americans still use imperial. metric system measures distance in centimetres (cm), metres (m), kilometres (m), and so on. those three are the most commonly used day-to-day. 1m = 100cm, 1km = 1000m. everything is done in multiples of 10. mililitres are the liquid equivalent of centimetres cubed, litres of metres cubed, and kilolitres for kilometres cubed. for the solid equivalent, just replace "litre" with "gram" (eg. miligram). all this talk of metres reminds me - in britain, "center" is written "centre". "meter" is still "meter", unless you're writing the name of a measurement (eg. kilometre). "parking meter" is still "meter" c:)

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starry-ghosts 8年前

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hi! the only difference between british english and american english is the letter 'u'! for instance, americans write "color", and british people write "colour." "favour", "favourite", "harbour", "labour", etc c:

british people measure in celsius, too. fahrenheit is basically a scale of "how hot this feels to people" - 0 farenheit is cold, 100 is hot. but celsius is based on water - 0 is the temperature at which water freezes, and 100 at which it boils. 40 degrees celsius is Very Hot temperature wise - its roughly 110 degrees fahrenheit. weather temperature tends to fluctuate between about 15 - 30, with anything under or higher being an extreme (depending on tolerance. some might say that 15 is mid-range, and that 0 is the lowest point before extremeness. its all opinion).

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SpavVy 8年前

Research is the best thing you can do to help give you some ideas. And even though a lot of people seem to hate these, watching some documentaries on the UK could work too. I don't know your story so I can't really help you much.

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JasvX 8年前

to way the he speak are you refer, isnt? I dont have idea XDD

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5hxdy 8年前

Make u can have it have long grey hair with red eyes and blood streaks coming out of them and a mutant arm. Also u can add scientific goggles on hos forehead.

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