Good narration but this dude has no clue how to use Spanish inflections. Amontillado is said Ah-mon-tee-ah-doe, in Spanish two L’s produce a Y sound. I don’t really care if you want to use an English accent but names stay the same no matter what language they’re spoken in.
@@wrensboto5983 In french, we use that same rule. The only reason we say it came from the french language and not the spanish language is because french is a little bit older.
@@MrSmokincodz it's "Pooh." Here, let me fix your sentence: "Winnie the POOH should suit YOU and your son's intellect." (You forgot the apostrophe). Also, you're implying there's a shared intellect? Interesting. You are so very smart. So so very smart.
Each time I enjoy a glass of Amontillado I find an appropriate TH-cam post to listen to. Amontillado has fallen from fashion, which makes it quite affordable.
A wrong is unredressed when retribution overtakes its redressor. It is equally unredressed when the avenger fails to make himself felt as such to him who has done the wrong.
Perfect for Halloween 🎃 thank you for such a wonderful rendition! I read this story as a child and it’s stuck with me forever! Now I can share it with my children
@@isabella6583 I guess it's the whole nature of deceiving someone into thinking they're a friend, then burying them alive... I guess call me optimistic of human nature, intention, and desire mixed with a little concern of awakening dark fantasies within a child before they're mentally developed enough to know the permanence of death as well as the importance of not falling prey to a victim mentality and seeking revenge. Sure personality types are different. Your reply suggests you may be the appropriate personality type to have handled that sort of thing. This isn't a nature I resonate with. Not right or wrong, just is. 🙌
I hate to break this to you all ... but it’s Italian. Not Spanish. Not French. Italian. Have a think on that. And if you haven’t anything nice to say, then be silent.
You did a fantastic job on this! I loved how expressive you were in your voice and how it was different with each character. Thanks for your help with my English homework!
AmontiLLado!! Hahahahahaha! I stopped it when the narrator read the title of the story. It was obvious he was going to butcher it from beginning to end.
"I shall not die of a cough"
2020: Farewell
I’m so glad I found this because my teacher really thought I was going to read this by myself I think not😂
Same 🤣 who I look like reading this shit
To be honest this story was confusing, yet... in making it confusing it also made the story intriguing.
I think the story was pretty straightforward. It's just hard to get used to the language.
It certainly shouldn’t be confusing.
I love Poe's stories and this is one of his best.
At 5:55 the coughs sounded so real! Very interesting!
Awesome job! I loved the accents and the expression in the voice and the difference in each character! You had me enjoying an audiobook!
Anyone else here because they don't feel like reading it for school?
i still dont understand this
My favorite from mr. Poe; well done, folks 🍻🍻
damn i got chills. thanks for making my ap lit homework more bearable
Is anyone else bothered by his mispronunciation of Amontillado? It's "uh-maan-tee-aa-dow". I bet he eats "kay-sa-dill-ahs" too 🤣
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Good narration but this dude has no clue how to use Spanish inflections. Amontillado is said Ah-mon-tee-ah-doe, in Spanish two L’s produce a Y sound. I don’t really care if you want to use an English accent but names stay the same no matter what language they’re spoken in.
Lenny Mac it’s not spanish it’s french :))
Bella Bain amontillado is a Spanish wine ;^)
@@wrensboto5983 In french, we use that same rule. The only reason we say it came from the french language and not the spanish language is because french is a little bit older.
Let it go, jay.
He's using an Italian accent.
The way he pronounced "amontillado" makes sense if he used an Italian accent. Also because many words like Fortunato or palazzo are italian words
This is the only version worthy of Poes genius. Too bad this talented artist cant do everything. SALUTE!
I don't understand why as students we have to read this horrible story, I hope my son never read it.
Winnie the Poo should suit u and your sons intellect.
@@MrSmokincodz it's "Pooh." Here, let me fix your sentence: "Winnie the POOH should suit YOU and your son's intellect." (You forgot the apostrophe). Also, you're implying there's a shared intellect? Interesting. You are so very smart. So so very smart.
Agreed. I feel sick having just read it. It's hateful and disturbing.
@@Kristameadowsmusic relax Karen.
@@MrSmokincodz Relax, Karen.
Each time I enjoy a glass of Amontillado I find an appropriate TH-cam post to listen to. Amontillado has fallen from fashion, which makes it quite affordable.
Damn! That's cold, bruh!
Bro , no way , bro -u serious bro
Accent sounds like idubbbz
Thanks for making my English 1 class easier 💙
I didn’t feel like reading it for class so thanks
EXPLAINNNN
Thanks my good sir
The opening line of this literary masterpiece, should be read with acute Poise and dignity... otherwise I'm pleased!
The ultimate recital. Beyond excellent.
My uncle: "Smoking isn't bad for you!"
Also my uncle: 5:51
A wrong is unredressed when retribution overtakes its redressor. It is equally unredressed when the avenger fails to make himself felt as such to him who has done the wrong.
Check out Dolan's Cadillac by Stephen King.
Good audiobook, but as a student who has to go through this, Edgar Allen Poe is the fucking most boring writer in all of history.
Bro exactly 😭
He's like an emo kid always having tantrums while trying to be mysterious.
Perfect for Halloween 🎃 thank you for such a wonderful rendition! I read this story as a child and it’s stuck with me forever! Now I can share it with my children
Jesus. You read this as a child?!
@@isabella6583 I guess it's the whole nature of deceiving someone into thinking they're a friend, then burying them alive... I guess call me optimistic of human nature, intention, and desire mixed with a little concern of awakening dark fantasies within a child before they're mentally developed enough to know the permanence of death as well as the importance of not falling prey to a victim mentality and seeking revenge. Sure personality types are different. Your reply suggests you may be the appropriate personality type to have handled that sort of thing. This isn't a nature I resonate with. Not right or wrong, just is. 🙌
The Italian accent took me out 😂
seniors reading this like: 👁 👄 👁
Thank you so much
two l side by side in french is y
the coughs were superb
rockhurst dudes can you see this
One of the best executed grudges ever
I hate to break this to you all ... but it’s Italian.
Not Spanish.
Not French.
Italian.
Have a think on that.
And if you haven’t anything nice to say, then be silent.
"The Cask of Amontaloddo"
You did a fantastic job on this! I loved how expressive you were in your voice and how it was different with each character. Thanks for your help with my English homework!
I read this peace in high school but enjoyed listening to it on this platform. I loved it as I love all of Poe's work.
Wow this book is very interesting thanks
Wow this book is very interesting thanks
Edgar Allan Poe is my cousin
whats up my rockhurst boys
Takes me back to being in the ninth grade
thanks!
AmontiLLado!! Hahahahahaha! I stopped it when the narrator read the title of the story. It was obvious he was going to butcher it from beginning to end.
my fam made me read dis lol