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Vee, I'll take 6 and 7 please!
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LibraryLady and jameyo - you got your chapters. Thanks for signing up.

Welcome to Librivox jameyo. Thanks for the heads up. Unfortunately my in-laws live in the outskirts so the Philly wireless is a little out of reach. I'm going to sign up for a free Netzero account so I can at least have dialup in the future.
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Ok.. finally, here is Chapter 2:

http://betsie.info/librivox/phantom/ch02_phantom_leroux.mp3

... I ended up re-recording it and hope that I did a little better with some of the names. Let me know if there are any that are sooo terrible that I should try to fix them =)
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Post by achin4aiken15 »

hey, so i'm new on libricox but think it's quite cool - i'll take any of the chapters that aren't already taken. i've already read the book in both french and english, so knowledge of the story and pronunciation shouldn't be a problem. 8)

much love, and i'm glad to be a part of this wicked cool endeavor
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Thanks for Chapter 2 betsie. I'll listen to it a little later tonight and let you know. I'm sure it is great. I'll put up the Prologue later today as well.

achin4aiken - let me know what chapters you want. Pretty much everything from 8 to the end is available. It'll be great to have someone comfortable with french for this.

Thanks
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Post by inoveryourhead »

hi vee, i'd be glad to help out with this. just give me a chapter with a lot of French names. :)
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inoveryourhead wrote:hi vee, i'd be glad to help out with this. just give me a chapter with a lot of French names. :)
bah! ... Chapter 2 would have been a good one for you then... there's an entire paragraph of French and Italian opera names.... would you mind taking a listen to my chapter and let me know if it's understandable? =)
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Post by inoveryourhead »

i don't know if these are answered yet, but:

Buquet - pronounce it like a bouquet of flowers, that's as close as you're
going to get for a non French speaker

Lahore - la-Ar (think 'bar' without the B)

Siguar - say 'cigar' with a french accent

Comte - koN-t (NOT kohm-TAY!)

Daae - dah-ey

Debienne - deh-bee-N (like the letter N)
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Actually if you'd like, Chapter 1 also has a lot of the French names in it. I didn't get around to recording it yet, so I'll give that to you and move myself down to chapter 8.

Betsie - the recording sounds great to me. My brother in law would be perfectly happy with it :)
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Post by achin4aiken15 »

i'll take 9 and 11, if they're not already taken (something about 10 doesn't 'speak' to me :? but i can do it if you want)
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achin4aiken15 you've got 9 and 11. I'm sure someone will eventually pickup 10.

Thanks

BTW which aiken are you aching for? :)
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Annie Coleman Rothenberg
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Thanks Annie!
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psst, vee, you might want to update the first message with a "Done" or something of the sort on the completed files =)
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thistlechick wrote:psst, vee, you might want to update the first message with a "Done" or something of the sort on the completed files =)
heheh I forgot :) Thanks
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