No- the first part, to be honest, is barely recognisable as English.
I can hear 'is everything' and a few plays helped build up something:
attitude (though it sounds like 'attribute', but that doesn't make sense) is everything. Working back, I'd say it's 'age is nothing', but that's only from logic. If I heard the first bit alone, I wouldn't recognise the language, I'm afraid.
No- the first part, to be honest, is barely recognisable as English.
I can hear 'is everything' and a few plays helped build up something:
attitude (though it sounds like 'attribute', but that doesn't make sense) is everything. Working back, I'd say it's 'age is nothing', but that's only from logic. If I heard the first bit alone, I wouldn't recognise the language, I'm afraid.
Of course it reads "Age is nothing, attitude is everything".
Do you think the speech is acceptable? Is it worth to follow it? For the speaker could not find high quality pronunciation example for ""Age is nothing, attitude is everything" to follow for the time being.
Of course it reads "Age is nothing, attitude is everything".
Do you think the speech is acceptable? Is it worth to follow it? For the speaker could not find high quality pronunciation example for ""Age is nothing, attitude is everything" to follow for the time being.