Aug 12
How do you guys pronounce Primus? Prim-us or Prime-us? Because I’ve seen some different pronunciations in canon.
How do you pronounce it?
Prim-us
Prime-us
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How do you guys pronounce Primus? Prim-us or Prime-us? Because I’ve seen some different pronunciations in canon.
How do you pronounce it?
Prim-us
Prime-us
Other (explain)
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How do you pronounce ‘coyote’?
Two syllables (ky-oat)
Three syllables (ky-oh-tee)
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Do yall say Im like eh-mem or eye m
please native english speakers, learn the difference between:
• there, their and they’re
• it’s, its and is
• your and you’re
• where, were, wear and we’re
• accept and except
• lose and loose
• than and then
• hear and here
• effect and affect
• sense and since
• to, too and two
• an and a
• meet and meat
i genuinely dont get how NATIVE speakers get this shit wrong, pls pay attention in school
Fun Fact - the letter "ț" in romanian is pronounced similarly to "ts"/"tz" in english
Example - "cats", "bits", "pizza"?
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Oi, yall mispronounced "weird", DELTARUNE fandom.
Fun Fact - If you've see my last post, you know how to pronounce "â". Lucky for you, the next letter I choose is "î", which is pronounced exactly the same :]
But I'm going to also tell you why there are 2 letters that sound exactly the same.
You can only find it at the beginning and end* of words. Isn't that fun and not at all very specific** .+*
* you will mainly find it at the beginning of words, "î" at the end of words is not that common
** there is a historical reason but... I'm not a history nerd soooo, dw about that rn
