I do not want to use a specific language for them speaking. Instead, I am using subtitles. For the talking sound effect, I would like to use the gibberish sound effect that is used in some LEGO-sponsored video games.
Traveler's Tales (the developer of many popular LEGO video games) creates its cutscenes with a mime/sound effect style similar to movies found on the LEGO website. Rather than record character voices with words (as Warner Brothers did with The LEGO Movie) Traveler's Tales recorded voice actors to mimic gibberish murmuring, grunting, and other non-lexical sounds.
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You could try looking for speaking sound recordings on free sound effect websites, like this one. You might use foreign languages too, those have an additional layer of realism over an indiscernible muttering, provide a nice easter egg if they really mean something (just make sure they aren't offensive :D)
In our workshops, we are always amazed at how quiet a large group of people can become when they are presented with the perfect question or building challenge. Silence while thinking is often followed by the soft sounds of building, prototyping, reflecting, and adjusting as the process of building causes deep pensive thinking to occur. This silence in a workshop is often only identified by the facilitator, who might notice they presented the perfect question to help people process and think at deeper levels. If something breaks the silence, it quickly disrupts the deep level of concentration and flow. 9af72c28ce
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