When you read something, do you hear a different voice in your head that reads it?

Question

I mean, like when you are reading something, like a book or someone here asking a question, do you hear a yourself read it in your mind in a different voice? Like when you read books, you make up your own voices for each character. you know. But what about when you read anything, do you hear yourself read it in your head and you hear a different voice? Maybe even sometimes or do you just hear your own voice? it does not have to sound different, mabye it may be in a different accent depending on what you are reading about. I dont' know if this will make sense to anyone, but just try to answer it.

Answer 1

Yes, and sometimes in someone else's voice, and sometimes with an accent!!

Answer 2

I am going to say yes but not sure if it is because of all of sudden I am thinking about or not. However I speak with lisp however when I read, the person I hear has no lisp and has more of New York Accent. Mind you I am from the the deep south. I do not understand that one. That is weird

Answer 3

I malkes sense and sometimes I do hear different voices. You should do that especially if the author has written the deatails and personalities of th chacters reall well. Also if you have an actor in mind you can visualize the the actors making that action in your mind too.

Answer 4

I read things to myself in a way that it sounds just as it would if i were saying it out loud... in my own voice.

Answer 5

yes, for some reason it sounds like an old British gentleman, like the guy who does Winnie the Pooh. As I'm female, I don't get it.

Answer 6

Yes, it goes according to the characters in the dialog

Answer 7

yes. If I'm living in the twilight zone.

Answer 8

No it is me and only me who is reading it

Answer 9

no