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What is the rosetta stone language program?
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What are glides?
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What is it called when there are two vowel sounds in literature?
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Have you ever said "hostipal" instead of "hospital"?
by Kenz the Frenz on March 8th, 2012
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Do you pronounce mayonnaise like May-ON-aze, May-O-naze, or May-naze? (I'm not asking for correct pronunciation, just curious about yours)
by Ibanezmb on December 27th, 2011
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You're reading Cannes (as in the location of the film festival) is pronounced "Can", but many people pronounce it "Con" or "Cans" or "Cons". How do YOU pronounce it?
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Lol...yeah me too. I just always feel myself butchering it and when I looked it up, I was surprised it was the simplest of the pronunciations.... "Can".
by This Daley has a new bundle of joy on March 14th, 2007
I´m sorry to say, but it´s not this way. Would you, for instance, like to be called something like "Dez Dahlay"? Anywhere a different pronunciation sounds strange to native folks.
It´s like in English "KAHNN" (an open "ah", no "s" sound, well noticed "n").
Apologies.
by wolsas on August 9th, 2009