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  Comments about: Chicago (Elfman/Kander/Ebb)
 • Posted by: storsa <Send E-Mail>
• Date: Sunday, November 30, 2008, at 3:19 a.m.
• IP Address: 121.91.108.50
• In Response to: Re: Cell Block Tango Translation (Bandi)

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> Hunyak? Hmmm. What Language does that sound like? Maybe, just maybe it's

> Does anyone know in the US what Hungarian sounds like? Cause in the movie
> it sounded like a bad Russian accent (a Russian actress being hired makes
> me wonder why). I know that for many people it doesn't make a difference,
> and it doesn't bother me, I'm just asking.

the actress is russian, but she is speaking hungarian which is why the accent is muddled. the hungarian language is quite unique and the accent is similar to most eastern europeans but not exactly the same as anything else.




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