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Homphone of the word KEY is...

Hello!
I'm from Croatia and have been learning English for several years. I was practising homophones and was surprised not to know a homophone of the word "key".
Can somebody help me?
Vjekoslav
  

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[nq:1]Hello! I'm from Croatia and have been learning English for several years. I was practising homophones and was surprised not to know a homophone of the word "key".

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  • [nq:1]Hello!
  • I'm from Croatia and have been learning English for several years.
  • I was practising homophones and was surprised not to know a homophone of the word "key".
  • [/nq] You want 'quay' as in Salford Quays, currently visible from the window, a place where ships tie up.
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[nq:1]Hello! I'm from Croatia and have been learning English for several years. I was practising homophones and was surprised not to know a homophone of the word "key". Can somebody help me?[/nq]
You want 'quay' as in Salford Quays, currently visible from the window, a place where ships tie up.
DC
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I am really thankful!
Cheers!
Vjeko
"Django Cat" (Email Removed) je napisao u poruci -
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[nq:1]Hello! I'm from Croatia and have been learning English for several years. I was practising homophones and was surprised not to know a homophone of the word "key". Can somebody help me? Vjekoslav[/nq]
There is the word "cay." We say we vacationed in the Florida cays (pronounced KEYS), meaning the islands off the Florida coast. I understand the coast of Croatia also has many islands.
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