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The normal voice pitches in order, with highest ones first and getting lower as one goes down the list, are -

Han Gyeol and Han Byeol

Park Yerim and Kang Soyoung

Peace when he's next to Han Yoojin

Han Yoojin and Riette

Han Yoohyun when he's next to Han Yoojin

Noah

Moon Hyunah

Han Seol

Yoo Myungwoo

Sung Hyunje

Song Taewon

Han Yoohyun

Peace

I don't know voice actors well, so I have never thought about it. Seok Simyeong has a similar tone to Seong Hyunje.

Note: The original korean is "목소리 톤" (moksori ton) which is a direct loan word from the English "tone" and getting translated as "voice tone". However the meaning is more similar to what we would call "voice pitch" in this context, in my opinion.

Q. Speaking of Seok Simyeong-ssi's voice, what kind of impression does it give? How good is it?

Fundamentally, his voice is a strong yet gentle adult male voice that inspires trust. In addition to this, with the added skill effect, it becomes even more persuasive, and also gives an impression a bit like that of a competent counsellor. However, the skill effect does not apply to high-grade hunters.^^

Note: I guess Seok Simyeong's voice got called out specifically due to Yoojin mentioning it as a very good voice.

jamie and his little bags

bonus:

prompts: time / soft / crave

what if a malevolent being took over your body and i was desperate to bring you back and we were both boys

Well here's me fighting demons again - trying to keep up with studies while I'm not really in the headspace for it. I keep making mistakes in onyomi readings for Kanji and I'm feeling frustrated by it.

But I still have to regularly keep at it, so that I can try to make studying a habit, regardless of my mood.

For grammar, today I studied two things: すぎます and passive forms. Again, don't have any notes for this section, so I consulted other resources and wrote my own.

すぎます

too much

verb (stem) + すぎる・て・ます い-adj (remove い) + すぎる・て・ます noun/な-adj + すぎる・て・ます neg. forms (ない)-> remove い→＋さ + すぎる・て・ます

This one's not a specific grammar structure, but more of a suffix added to verbs, adjectives, and nouns to denote the excess or 'too much' of something. Pretty straightforward.

お酒をたくさん飲みすぎました。 I drank too much alcohol.

この部屋は狭すぎて、三人で住めません。 This room is too narrow for three people to live in it.

Passive form 「れる・られる」

godan verb う ending -> あ ending + れる ichidan verb う ending -> あ ending + られる する→される 来る→来られる