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Are you suggesting for you “enter-“ and “inter-“ are entirely intermingled? From South of Mason Dixie line and anecdata of one, but don’t pronounce pen like p
by Terretta 6y ago
Are you suggesting for you “enter-“ and “inter-“ are entirely intermingled?
From South of Mason Dixie line and anecdata of one, but don’t pronounce pen like pin or English like Ingrid (or -ing).
// Of course the beginnings and endings make one think of big endian and little Indian.
- ksenzee 6y agoI do not have the pen/pin merger (raised in the Seattle area), and I do not pronounce "enter" and "inter" the same, but I do pronounce English as if it were Inglish. I think that word is an exception.