コンテンツ作成向けプロフェッショナルCandidate voice AI音声

So here's what happened today in class. I'm explaining the importance of doing homework, and this kid raises his hand and says, "But teacher, isn't practice making perfect just giving us more chances to practice being wrong?" I mean... how do you even respond to that?

I was working on this sculpture in the park and this cop comes up asks what I'm doing and I'm thinking you know it's pretty obvious I mean I've got clay all over my hands and there's this half-finished piece right there but they always need to know always need to check.

Did you know that Mount Everest isn't actually Earth's tallest mountain? When measured from base to peak, Hawaii's Mauna Kea extends 33,500 feet underwater, making it nearly a mile taller than Everest. Pretty wild, right?

When the magician makes the coin vanish, he's actually dropping it into his sleeve using a quick hand movement. The dramatic wave of his other hand is just misdirection, making you look away from where the real action happens.

Think about black holes for a second. If you dropped a penny into one, it wouldn't just fall - it would stretch like spaghetti. The gravity is so intense that time itself warps. It's like trying to swim up a waterfall, but the waterfall is made of space itself.

Did you know penguins are amazing swimmers? They can zoom through water at 25 miles per hour using their wings like flippers, but on land they waddle like tiny gentlemen in tuxedos. When they find their mate, they'll give them pretty pebbles as gifts and stay together forever.

Last week, I accidentally sent a very personal text meant for my doctor to the company group chat. Before I could delete it, my manager replied with a thumbs up. I spent the rest of the day avoiding eye contact with everyone, especially during our team meeting.

You know, my first real audition was pretty interesting, I was about eight or nine. The casting director, she wanted me to do this commercial for, like, breakfast cereal. But funny thing is, they kept telling me to smile bigger, bigger. That's how it was back then.