About
C.J. has been involved in creative endeavors such as art, music, and theatre since she was a toddler. She enjoys making her clients happy and brings the best performance she can to convey a genuine and truthful message as a voice talent. She has been enamored with the English language ever since she immigrated to the U.S. at eight years old, yet she still knows how to speak her native language of Mandarin, Chinese. Her love of languages has already translated itself (pun-intended) into learning Spanish, as well as a few Japanese phrases from watching too much anime. As a self-proclaimed gamer and nerd, you can find her playing games, taking classes, seeing shows, or singing harmony to songs on the radio while driving. She recently relocated to the Denver, Colorado area and is looking forward to lots of hikes with her dog in the mountains.
Sound
FRIENDLY, MELODIC, CONFIDENT, EARNEST, PEPPY, WARM
Demos
C.J.’s Tips to Learning English
Pronounce the “ice” in Iceland, not the “s” in island (it’s silent…English can be tricky.)
Watch subtitled movies and shows. However, don’t learn every word in Disney movies. Dinglehopper is not a real word…neither is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (thank goodness).
Dessert (sweet treat after a meal) has 2 “s”s because you always want more (at least I do). Desert (a dry, sandy, patch of land) only has 1 “s” because nobody wants more of that.
