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by zastavka
3913 days ago
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> calibrated to the phonetic system of its language The funny thing about that, though, is that English "huh" has a phonetic feature that's almost nonexistent in the language otherwise: a nasal vowel not followed by a nasal consonant. |
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Maybe depends on where in the English speaking world? I'm thinking of Scotland, Ireland, Australia, etc.