Dear Britney, The only words I remember you mispronouncing are words with Ls that you pronounce as Rs, but that's mostly just for lols, if I remember right.
This vlog reminds me of myself mispronouncing "absorb" while talking with you on the day before you left Korea. I can't believe it's already been over two months.
One of the major reasons I love Hangul, the native alphabet of Korean language, is that the writing system is a pretty exact, if not entirely exact, phonetic representation of speech. (which is called phonogram, I guess.) We almost never have trouble thinking of the right pronunciation of a word.
Ah, if only English was written with exact phonetic representation of sounds. My life would be easier. I would be able to spell - but I probably would still not be able to type.
I think I mentioned it before, but mispronounce "warrior" and "nuclear". I avoid the latter due to the W. debacle, but yeah. ._.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I love you and miss your face. That is all. <3
Dear Britney,
ReplyDeleteThe only words I remember you mispronouncing are words with Ls that you pronounce as Rs, but that's mostly just for lols, if I remember right.
I love you and miss your face too!
Bay-gull and sea-gull, how clever! :)
ReplyDeleteThis vlog reminds me of myself mispronouncing "absorb" while talking with you on the day before you left Korea. I can't believe it's already been over two months.
I also miss your faces!
One of the major reasons I love Hangul, the native alphabet of Korean language, is that the writing system is a pretty exact, if not entirely exact, phonetic representation of speech. (which is called phonogram, I guess.) We almost never have trouble thinking of the right pronunciation of a word.
ReplyDeleteThank you, King Sejong the Great!
Ah, if only English was written with exact phonetic representation of sounds. My life would be easier. I would be able to spell - but I probably would still not be able to type.
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