Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Vocal"

A: Relating to the voice

A: i think it means that the guitar is very quiet and soft.

I hope this helps you!

A: her voice sounds good/fits with the track.

A: "laying down" means "record".
You don't record them and then lay them down.

A: "Hello how are you" = asking how someone is

"Nice to meet you" = greeting after someone introduces themselves

"Have a nice day!" = polite thing to say before leaving

"Excuse me" = pardon me, please move

"Thanks" = thank you

"You're welcome" = no problem, after someone says thanks or thank you

"What's up" = How are you

(Ill say these one by one)

A: He was very vocal about how he thought they should be punished.

A: Hello

A: They mean the same thing, but #1 is the correct (professional) term and #2 is a very casual/simple way of saying it.

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A: Es lo mismo pero con una pronunciación diferente

A: Yes, in the context of speech, all three of these words mean the same thing

A: vocal capacities / vocal abilities / vocal capabilities

They all work, but they're all more vague than just saying you don't have a large vocal range

A: Vocal abilities

A: I sang and played guitar in a band.

A: That was excellent. The reason I said a little unnatural is because you obviously have a Spanish accent - but I could understand it all - which is the most important thing! You also sound really nice. There are some Spanish accents that don't sound good to us and others that do - and you have a very nice Spanish accent.