Benedict Cumberbatch - Death in a White Tie - Audiobook 2 🤩

Benedict Cumberbatch - Death in a White Tie - Audiobook 2
Learn English through Story - Death in a White Tie - Benedict Cumberbatch - Part 2 - Audiobook with Subtitles. Are you looking for an effective way to Learn, Improve, and Practice English? Learning English through stories with audiobooks with subtitles will show you the most entertaining way to do it! You'll find a fun and engaging English story that will help you improve your listening, reading, and speaking English language skills. Not only will you learn the language faster, but you'll also be able to enjoy yourself while doing it. Join now, subscribe, and become an English master quickly and easily!

[@hermajesty52]

I discovered Ngaio Marsh 50 years ago. I have read all of her books several times over. This was just wonderful. Highly highly recommended!!

[@user-ru8vx7gs3b]

I have read this book multiple times, but truly enjoyed listening to Cumberbatch's reading it. He has an incredible talent for voices and expression via tone. I will listen to every one of his readings.

[@penbooks59]

One of my favorites by Marsh. Benedict does an great work narrating.

[@vickycotham6937]

Ty!! I love Inspector Alleyn! And who else could read it so Devine as Mr Cumberpatch?? Murder and mayhem with just a touch of sweet romance!!

[@gillps5130]

Highly engaging story and equally engaging dramatic presentation.

[@JudeNance]

I didn't want the story to end. Thank you so much 🎉

[@arachyd1]

Great story and narration but you need to have a serious talk with whoever did the captioning.

[@diaporto]

So many errors! This is not a good way to learn English.

[@katiedotson704]

The captioning is done by a Speech-to-Text bot. To be more correct, the bot would have to introduced to all of the voices used by Cumberpatch and corrected when it made an error so the bot could learn the speech patterns as well as knew words.

[@arachyd1]

Thank you for the clarification @@katiedotson704

[@catmomjewett]

Yeah. Never knew the Vietnamese enjoyed waltzing. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Live & learn!

[@dave134177]

Absolute corker of a story, very well read indeed. Brilliant Author.

[@merrymurphy50]

Thank you, so enjoyable on a very cold morning in December.

[@lisamorrison6274]

This was a great story! Unbelievable narration😮. I am going to go look for more stories that Benedict has narrated on KZbin.

[@cawiltu]

I’m going to have to listen to these again to get the convolutions straight 🤷‍♀️

[@stephenhaywood5672]

I have listened to both your posts by this author and Benedict Cumberbatch and they are excellent. I really enjoyed them both. Any more ? I hope so. Thanks again. I have subscribed 👏👍

[@Learn-Relax-Sleep]

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[@imbolc8024]

@@Learn-Relax-Sleep amazing, i'm gonna subscribe too, thankyou's from Belgium!

[@marysmith8876]

Sweet, thank you

[@susanhague4719]

As an audio read by Cumberbatch this is really good. A joy to listen to with one's eyes firmly closed. However, as an English-learning tool with subtitles it is absolutely dreadful!

[@brendagray8258]

Excellent.

[@marybentley4926]

Love this author ! Better than Christie !

[@lerniewojack8348]

No one is better than Agatha Christie

[@dblioness2000]

great stuff.... but whomever is writing the words out, doesn't appear to know English very well, nor be a good listener/ speller. Or something. But luckily, I am both, lol! And can figure it out. For example: it's not "freesome" but "frisson", which is actually, French but used multilingually. To indicate a shiver of pleasure. Etc. Perhaps, there's someone to redo this script? Not I. Retired.

[@StarboyXL9]

That ending was a little too neat for me, but thats the era I suppose.

[@user-pt3gi5ul2e]

I couldn't be parked? My ears agreed with the caption. Something Brit, or something 1939?

[@Donna-cc1kt]

Captioning drove me nuts

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

I appreciate the upload, and Benedict Cumberbatch is always a joy. However... I assume the captioning is a) intended to help those with literacy/hearing problems and b) computer generated. It would take, at most, the running time of the video to proof read and correct at least the egregious errors. Some of them are so bad they're accidentally amusing but would be extremely confusing to ESL or hearing impaired readers. I noticed at least twice negatives changed to assertions, which actually would confuse the plot. All these errors spoil the enjoyment of reading, and don't help those trying to improve their literacy. As I said though, the narration was greatly enjoyable. Thank you.

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

Edit...also since every character is clearly enunciated, I suggest you need a better quality voice to script program

[@GrayPJalow]

I disagree. As an audiologist & parent of hearing impaired child, we enjoyed this presentation. However, everyone is different. We are looking for similar readings. Thanks. My son wants to add this: 😊

[@davidroom2390]

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[@judymoore3438]

There is no end. You will not know who did it. What a waste.

[@Learn-Relax-Sleep]

That was the end of the story, that is how it ends