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I don't think it's a question of sound. (I'm french) 'they're', 'their' and 'there' sound the same (spoken or in my head), but their meaning has nothing in comm
by cycojesus 15y ago
I don't think it's a question of sound. (I'm french)
'they're', 'their' and 'there' sound the same (spoken or in my head), but their meaning has nothing in common so I never mistake one for another.
How you acquire a language plays here. I learned english fully conscious of what I was doing rather than my organic absorption of french.
- StavrosK 15y agoOh, of course. I'm just saying that the most common reason for conflation (the fact that they're homophones) doesn't exist for me.