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Pronunciation confusions with the English Language

Your Highness Emperor Albert Whisker @CaptAlbertWhisker (32760) • Calgary, Alberta 5 Jan 11

I know many people here doesn't speak English as their first language, so here is a topic we people who have English as second language can talk and relate about. I didn't struggle much with speaking English but I do have...

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Education: The Difference Between Now and Then

whimsystoryteller @whimsystoryteller (1743) • United States 24 Aug 08

As I mentioned in another post, I'm watching the movie "Meet Me In St. Louis" and I just noticed something that is very disturbing. Margaret O'Brien is approximately six or seven years old in this film and is playing a five year...

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Does it make you crazy when people axe a question??

Debs_place @Debs_place (10520) • United States 23 May 07

No this was not a typo. We all know the word is ask? That is the word 'as' with a 'k' sound at the end of it. Yet so many people say 'ax' or 'axe' a question. It makes me want to scream. And I am not talking about people from...

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me and the british accent...

janjabu @janjabu (110) • Qatar 26 Jan 07

there's something about a british accent that just draws my attention. i don't know why, but no matter how crass the person speaks, if he speaks with either a british, australian, or scottish accent, i'd be listening to him speak...

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