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Melissa Naschenweng
Terry said:Melissa Naschengweng lives in Kärnten, Austria. It probably is a regional dialect.
Terry said:Melissa Naschengweng lives in Kärnten, Austria. It probably is a regional dialect.
donn said:After reading all this commentary I expected some weird dialect, but didnt notice anything at all odd, could even understand a bit of it from what I learned in school a very long time ago. (But of course it could be that the 80% I didnt really get was all dialectal oddities -- like it sounds like shes saying kliene heine Welt?) Looks like a CBA with helikon bass? If I could stand to watch it again (too saccharine for my blood sugar) Id try to decode C or B griff.
donn said:Saccharine used in that sense isnt supposed to refer to saccharin the artificial sweetener, but now that you mention it, probably not very caloric.
I was thrown off by the button layout, but I think while there is such a thing as a CBA with helikon bass doodads, I guess it would typically have a more or less complete stradella bass setup. This ones bass buttons do look more steirische, and I see the right side buttons dont always have to be laid out in that truncated-triangle arrangement.