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Former British captain David Beckham lent his voice and borrowed a few others, while he had participated in the launch of a global call against malaria on Tuesday.
In a short video, Beckham begins delivering his message in English before appearing to speak eight other languages and urges viewers to add their voices to an audio petition calling for action against the disease.
The voices are not his, but include men and women around the world, including a number of malaria survivors and doctors.
Malaria No More UK, the charity that created the video, said the filmmakers were using a "video synthesis technology" to give the impression that Beckham spoke Spanish, Arabic, French, Hindi, Mandarin, Swahili, Kinyarwanda and Yoruba.
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