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Can I say that ?? is similar to the shape of lips when ?? is pronounced?
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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If o is the shape of the lips when o is pronounced, then you may as well say that ? is the shape of the lips when ? is pronounced.
- If o is the shape of the lips when o is pronounced, then you may as well say that ?
- is the shape of the lips when ?
- is pronounced.
- That's really an unusual question.
- I've never really thought about the symbols for sounds being related to the sounds they represent quite as you seem to be doing.
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If o is the shape of the lips when o is pronounced, then you may as well say that ? is the shape of the lips when ? is pronounced.
That's really an unusual question. I've never really thought about the symbols for sounds being related to the sounds they represent quite as you seem to be doing. It certainly doesn't work for the other sounds. I certainly don't think a is the shape of th
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