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Sure, available phonemes. But that seems indirectly related at best to the number of phonemes per word, and the number of words. Simply put: is there more info
by smitty1e 7y ago
Sure, available phonemes. But that seems indirectly related at best to the number of phonemes per word, and the number of words.
Simply put: is there more information per page of a romance novel than a textbook?
The former is going to be closer to common speech. Or, if somebody speaks like a textbook, they may lack an audience.
But does Mr. Textbook convey more information?
- pdonis 7y ago> that seems indirectly related at best to the number of phonemes per word, and the number of words. I wasn't saying they were the same, just that the tradeoff presented was similar. > is there more information per page of a romance novel than a textbook? I don't think these are even comparable since they are written for different purposes. But in any case this comparison is not the kind of comparison the article is talking about.
- smitty1e 7y agoNot the first time I have completely misunderstood the question, then.