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> As far as I know, in Swedish å does not have any ambiguity and is always read as "o" (as in "ocean"). perhaps in Geordie dialect! it's actually closer to th
by 867-5309 7y ago
> As far as I know, in Swedish å does not have any ambiguity and is always read as "o" (as in "ocean").
perhaps in Geordie dialect!
it's actually closer to the "o" in "thought"
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoAside, I wonder how long UK dialects will survive: my kids often come out with US Americanisms - of both word choice [garbage] and pronounciation - because of the media they consume.
- anticensor 7y agoI do not know much about UK dialects, but someday US will speak a Kiwi-influenced dialect. Received Pronunciation will survive due to preservation efforts.
- 867-5309 7y agoyou have my attention, do go on..