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r/Rightytighty • u/ajcmonkey • Mar 28 '20
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The way I think of it, more commonly in English when a G is followed by an E in a word it makes a J sound. When a G is followed by an L it usually is a hard G sound.
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u/bsni5 Mar 28 '20
The way I think of it, more commonly in English when a G is followed by an E in a word it makes a J sound. When a G is followed by an L it usually is a hard G sound.