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> So, to answer your examples, I pronounce those exactly like the french "beau", "tire" and "rot". That's where the problem comes in: You can't pronounce those
by StavrosK 7y ago
> So, to answer your examples, I pronounce those exactly like the french "beau", "tire" and "rot".
That's where the problem comes in: You can't pronounce those words without context. "A row of people was watching the row". "A tear in the painting brought a tear to my eye", "I bow to your skills with the bow".
- sheepdestroyer 7y agoI can : all the same to me. Context, mostly, makes me understood
- StavrosK 7y agoI mean, yes, all languages are easy if you don't care much about correctness.