Here is my article about my favorite DP speaking voices in Swedish. Like I did with the singing voices I will post a link to each of them, but all of them will be to a song so I will tell you where you can listen to them because they are all pretty short. This was thougher than my singing voice list so sorry if I'm a bit biased here. I will also write the lines and their names in Swedish and don't forget to comment who has the best speaking voice, which line is the best and whose name is the prettiest because it seems like you missed it on my singing voice list.
10. Tiana (voiced by Pauline Kamuveschu)
link (you can listen to the whole song if you want, but listen carefully in the very beginning at around 0:14 until around 0:20)
There where a few people that disagreed with her placement on my singing voice list, but I just like the others better and it's the same reason here, but I still love her voice a lot. I prefer the original and the French version over this.
9. Pocahontas (voiced by Helena Lundström)
link (start listen at 0:14 or listen to the whole song, this is probably the princess with the longest speaking part in a song).
I love her speaking voice, but like my number 10 I just like the others better. I can't say so much more because as I said in my last article it's hard to rank a speaking voice. I prefer the Polish version and the French version over this.
8. Jasmin (voiced by Myrra Malmberg)
link (start listen at 0:35 or watch the whole clip if you want, this is the only clip that I will post, the others will be songs).
Once again (I'm very repetive here) I just like the others better, but I still love her voice, it's perfect, but I prefer the original and the French version over this.
7. Askungen (voiced by Alice Babs)
link (start listen at 0:50 or watch the whole clip if you want to)
I love her voice, but it sounds a little too old fashioned for her because it was dubbed in 1967 (redub), but I still love it. I prefer the original and French 1991 version over this.
6. Mulan (voiced by Divina Sarkany)
link (I was a bit wrong, this is also a clip, start watch at 0:09 or watch the whole clip if you want to, but watch the whole clip, it's hilarious).
I love her voice, but she dosen't sound like a man when she tries to sound like a man, to me she still sounds like a woman, but I still love her voice. I prefer the original and the French version over this.
5. Ariel (voiced by Sissel Kyrkjebø)
link (watch the whole clip because this is the princess that has the longest speaking part).
As you see in the name of the actress, Ariel dosen't sound truly swedish like I said in my singing voice list so that's a little downfall for her, other than that I love her voice. I only prefer both of the French versions over this.
4. Rapunzel (voiced by Molly Sandén)
link (watch the whole clip).
This voice suits Rapunzel perfectly, but she dosen't beat my top 3. I only prefer the French version over this because her voice is more beautiful and better suiting for her.
3. Törnrosa (voiced by Birgitta Larsson)
link (watch the whole clip)
This voice suits her perfectly, she dosen't sound old like in the original. I only prefer the French 1981 version because it's more pretty and better suited.
2. Belle (voiced by Sofia Källgren)
link (watch the whole clip, but you can skip the last 30 seconds if you want).
What a perfect voice for Belle and I don't prefer other versions over this one, but a close one is the French version which I think is really good. However she dosen't beat my number 1!
1. Snövit (voiced by Anna Lotta Larsson)
link (You don't need to watch all of it, but I suggest you do it).
What a beautiful voice! Many people that commented on my favorite singing voice article said she sounded like a 40 year old woman, that was the main reason to why I stopped writing articles for a while because I felt hurt hearing it so please don't say it, keep it for yourself because in my opinion she sounds like a 14 year old even though her actress was around 25-27 when she did the voice. It's a perfect voice and I don't prefer any versions ocer it, but close seconds are the original version and the French 1962 version.
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10. Tiana (voiced by Pauline Kamuveschu)
"Det finns ingen chans att jag kysser en groda och äter en insekt på samma dag"
link (you can listen to the whole song if you want, but listen carefully in the very beginning at around 0:14 until around 0:20)
There where a few people that disagreed with her placement on my singing voice list, but I just like the others better and it's the same reason here, but I still love her voice a lot. I prefer the original and the French version over this.
9. Pocahontas (voiced by Helena Lundström)
"Se dig omkring här, hit har vägen av allt hat fört oss"
link (start listen at 0:14 or listen to the whole song, this is probably the princess with the longest speaking part in a song).
I love her speaking voice, but like my number 10 I just like the others better. I can't say so much more because as I said in my last article it's hard to rank a speaking voice. I prefer the Polish version and the French version over this.
8. Jasmin (voiced by Myrra Malmberg)
"Jag är inte nåt pris man vinner"
link (start listen at 0:35 or watch the whole clip if you want, this is the only clip that I will post, the others will be songs).
Once again (I'm very repetive here) I just like the others better, but I still love her voice, it's perfect, but I prefer the original and the French version over this.
7. Askungen (voiced by Alice Babs)
"Din elaka katt, vänta bara tills jag lärt dig en läxa"
link (start listen at 0:50 or watch the whole clip if you want to)
I love her voice, but it sounds a little too old fashioned for her because it was dubbed in 1967 (redub), but I still love it. I prefer the original and French 1991 version over this.
6. Mulan (voiced by Divina Sarkany)
"Var lugn far, jag ska inte göra dig besviken"
link (I was a bit wrong, this is also a clip, start watch at 0:09 or watch the whole clip if you want to, but watch the whole clip, it's hilarious).
I love her voice, but she dosen't sound like a man when she tries to sound like a man, to me she still sounds like a woman, but I still love her voice. I prefer the original and the French version over this.
5. Ariel (voiced by Sissel Kyrkjebø)
"Jag har aldrig sett en människa på så nära håll förut"
link (watch the whole clip because this is the princess that has the longest speaking part).
As you see in the name of the actress, Ariel dosen't sound truly swedish like I said in my singing voice list so that's a little downfall for her, other than that I love her voice. I only prefer both of the French versions over this.
4. Rapunzel (voiced by Molly Sandén)
"Jag är en avskyvärd människa"
link (watch the whole clip).
This voice suits Rapunzel perfectly, but she dosen't beat my top 3. I only prefer the French version over this because her voice is more beautiful and better suiting for her.
3. Törnrosa (voiced by Birgitta Larsson)
"Åh nej, han är ingen främling, vi har träffats förr"
link (watch the whole clip)
This voice suits her perfectly, she dosen't sound old like in the original. I only prefer the French 1981 version because it's more pretty and better suited.
2. Belle (voiced by Sofia Källgren)
"Det finns dem som använder sin fantasi"
link (watch the whole clip, but you can skip the last 30 seconds if you want).
What a perfect voice for Belle and I don't prefer other versions over this one, but a close one is the French version which I think is really good. However she dosen't beat my number 1!
1. Snövit (voiced by Anna Lotta Larsson)
"Åh, du måste vara Butter"
link (You don't need to watch all of it, but I suggest you do it).
What a beautiful voice! Many people that commented on my favorite singing voice article said she sounded like a 40 year old woman, that was the main reason to why I stopped writing articles for a while because I felt hurt hearing it so please don't say it, keep it for yourself because in my opinion she sounds like a 14 year old even though her actress was around 25-27 when she did the voice. It's a perfect voice and I don't prefer any versions ocer it, but close seconds are the original version and the French 1962 version.
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