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I'd say "la (like law)-tech" is pretty much the same as "LAH-tekh", minus the indicated emphasis.
by zerocrates 5y ago
I'd say "la (like law)-tech" is pretty much the same as "LAH-tekh", minus the indicated emphasis.
- chrisseaton 5y agoGuess it depends how you pronounce 'law' then ha! I can't start 'law' with 'lah' no matter how hard I try - 'lah-ore' maybe?
- floren 5y agoAh, glancing at your profile I think you're hitting the traditional English problem of pronouncing letters which aren't there :) "To be forced to sawr into such rawr meat should be against the lawr" It's nicely counterpointed by the other habit of not pronouncing letters which are there, like in Worchestershire.
- electroly 5y agoYour accent exhibits the "cot-caught" merger, then. Those are two different sounds in most accents.