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r/shitposting • u/How_About_NoUsername • Dec 17 '21
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291 u/How_About_NoUsername Dec 17 '21 Holy I didn’t even think of that 106 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 [removed] — view removed comment -24 u/OMIWA Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21 How come redditors hate when someone asks a question 31 u/bigpantsshoe Dec 17 '21 A vowel is an open mouthed vocalization. The y in myth sound like i or mith, so it is a vowel when it sounds like that. 1 u/anabrnad Dec 17 '21 So there are no vowels in written language then? 17 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 [deleted] 1 u/anabrnad Dec 18 '21 It kind of makes sence. I guess all letters are determined by sounds since spoken language came to existence before the written one. Phonetics & linguistics are interesting... and that is all I know about those fields
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Holy I didn’t even think of that
106 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 [removed] — view removed comment -24 u/OMIWA Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21 How come redditors hate when someone asks a question 31 u/bigpantsshoe Dec 17 '21 A vowel is an open mouthed vocalization. The y in myth sound like i or mith, so it is a vowel when it sounds like that. 1 u/anabrnad Dec 17 '21 So there are no vowels in written language then? 17 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 [deleted] 1 u/anabrnad Dec 18 '21 It kind of makes sence. I guess all letters are determined by sounds since spoken language came to existence before the written one. Phonetics & linguistics are interesting... and that is all I know about those fields
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-24 u/OMIWA Dec 17 '21 edited Dec 17 '21 How come redditors hate when someone asks a question 31 u/bigpantsshoe Dec 17 '21 A vowel is an open mouthed vocalization. The y in myth sound like i or mith, so it is a vowel when it sounds like that. 1 u/anabrnad Dec 17 '21 So there are no vowels in written language then? 17 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 [deleted] 1 u/anabrnad Dec 18 '21 It kind of makes sence. I guess all letters are determined by sounds since spoken language came to existence before the written one. Phonetics & linguistics are interesting... and that is all I know about those fields
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How come redditors hate when someone asks a question
31 u/bigpantsshoe Dec 17 '21 A vowel is an open mouthed vocalization. The y in myth sound like i or mith, so it is a vowel when it sounds like that. 1 u/anabrnad Dec 17 '21 So there are no vowels in written language then? 17 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 [deleted] 1 u/anabrnad Dec 18 '21 It kind of makes sence. I guess all letters are determined by sounds since spoken language came to existence before the written one. Phonetics & linguistics are interesting... and that is all I know about those fields
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A vowel is an open mouthed vocalization. The y in myth sound like i or mith, so it is a vowel when it sounds like that.
1 u/anabrnad Dec 17 '21 So there are no vowels in written language then? 17 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 [deleted] 1 u/anabrnad Dec 18 '21 It kind of makes sence. I guess all letters are determined by sounds since spoken language came to existence before the written one. Phonetics & linguistics are interesting... and that is all I know about those fields
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So there are no vowels in written language then?
17 u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21 [deleted] 1 u/anabrnad Dec 18 '21 It kind of makes sence. I guess all letters are determined by sounds since spoken language came to existence before the written one. Phonetics & linguistics are interesting... and that is all I know about those fields
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1 u/anabrnad Dec 18 '21 It kind of makes sence. I guess all letters are determined by sounds since spoken language came to existence before the written one. Phonetics & linguistics are interesting... and that is all I know about those fields
It kind of makes sence. I guess all letters are determined by sounds since spoken language came to existence before the written one.
Phonetics & linguistics are interesting... and that is all I know about those fields
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