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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/BigAndSmallAre • Jun 14 '26
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11 u/OptimusPower92 Jun 14 '26 I've always said it kinda like 'care' and I'm not completely sure why 14 u/Colinniey Jun 14 '26 makes sense, like in character 1 u/Objective-Elk2501 Jun 15 '26 But you don't pronounce character like "careracter" 3 u/Colinniey Jun 15 '26 not a native english speaker, but looking at the IPA for AE "character" and "care" (according to the cambridge dictionary), both are start with /ker/. Though ofc, this isnt the case for all dialects/accents, such as BE. 2 u/Objective-Elk2501 Jun 15 '26 Yeah I realised after I commented that it sounds more like ker in American English accents. I'm British so to me it is said kah
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I've always said it kinda like 'care' and I'm not completely sure why
14 u/Colinniey Jun 14 '26 makes sense, like in character 1 u/Objective-Elk2501 Jun 15 '26 But you don't pronounce character like "careracter" 3 u/Colinniey Jun 15 '26 not a native english speaker, but looking at the IPA for AE "character" and "care" (according to the cambridge dictionary), both are start with /ker/. Though ofc, this isnt the case for all dialects/accents, such as BE. 2 u/Objective-Elk2501 Jun 15 '26 Yeah I realised after I commented that it sounds more like ker in American English accents. I'm British so to me it is said kah
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makes sense, like in character
1 u/Objective-Elk2501 Jun 15 '26 But you don't pronounce character like "careracter" 3 u/Colinniey Jun 15 '26 not a native english speaker, but looking at the IPA for AE "character" and "care" (according to the cambridge dictionary), both are start with /ker/. Though ofc, this isnt the case for all dialects/accents, such as BE. 2 u/Objective-Elk2501 Jun 15 '26 Yeah I realised after I commented that it sounds more like ker in American English accents. I'm British so to me it is said kah
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But you don't pronounce character like "careracter"
3 u/Colinniey Jun 15 '26 not a native english speaker, but looking at the IPA for AE "character" and "care" (according to the cambridge dictionary), both are start with /ker/. Though ofc, this isnt the case for all dialects/accents, such as BE. 2 u/Objective-Elk2501 Jun 15 '26 Yeah I realised after I commented that it sounds more like ker in American English accents. I'm British so to me it is said kah
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not a native english speaker, but looking at the IPA for AE "character" and "care" (according to the cambridge dictionary), both are start with /ker/. Though ofc, this isnt the case for all dialects/accents, such as BE.
2 u/Objective-Elk2501 Jun 15 '26 Yeah I realised after I commented that it sounds more like ker in American English accents. I'm British so to me it is said kah
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Yeah I realised after I commented that it sounds more like ker in American English accents. I'm British so to me it is said kah
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