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> No, but they pronounce the words consistently in each dialect, as opposed to English where bow and bow are pronounced differently. So I have to know which di
by kwhitefoot 9y ago
> No, but they pronounce the words consistently in each dialect, as opposed to English where bow and bow are pronounced differently.
So I have to know which dialect the author used in order to know how to pronounce a word.
- StavrosK 9y agoAs opposed to English where all dialects pronounce the words the same? Why was that comment even worth making?