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Tanit Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

Gossip???

0What does "gossip" mean in this context? 01i00 ' ... we use I with gossip to denote "ee" in English ... '02i02br
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00I looked it up in different dictionaries, but didn't find a suitable meaning.02br
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0It seems that they were talking about word pronunciation in relation to a different language - see forum header to the link that you posted.0-
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10It seems that they were talking about word pronunciation in relation to a different language - see forum header to the link that you posted.12br
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10I think the poster was not referring to pronunciation, but to a kind of mark to be put over the letter (
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0 IT's hard to tell exactly which mark it is here (very small text) and without knowing the language, but these marks are called 'diactritics'. They are not used in English. I'm not aware of one called 'gossip' so perhaps that is a translation of the native language name for it and it doesn't make sense in English. See here 01a05000 0
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0 In this sentence, it doesnot have meaning at all even nonsense. Maybe it is slang, isn't it? Anyway you should ask directly the person who wrote this one. 0-
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01cite10Son_tiny12cite10 Anyway you should ask directly the person who wrote this one. 12br
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10I posted the question here because I wanted to know the opinion of a native speaker (and the original poster is not!)12br
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10To me, Nona has settled th
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