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by jinushaun
80 days ago
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Technically true, but this concept is foreign to English speakers. English relies heavily on diphthongs and can’t separate the sounds in their head. Simplest example is probably the word “no” which is very much a diphthong. That’s why they always have such predictable accents in another language. |
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