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Alix 7500 Posted 12 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Nose part
Hello,
in this record (there is just the audio here) the woman shows 3 parts of her nose, but I don't understand the last word(s)
https://soundcloud.com/yggdrasil88ff...ny-broken-nose
My nose was broken, was broken in several differents spots, there is three noticeable ones: right here, right here & Bold*under my....*Bold
What's the last word(s) ?
(Ps: Here the entire video, jump to 0:27 : http://youtu.be/OkCr9dNLPIw?t=27s )
in this record (there is just the audio here) the woman shows 3 parts of her nose, but I don't understand the last word(s)
https://soundcloud.com/yggdrasil88ff...ny-broken-nose
My nose was broken, was broken in several differents spots, there is three noticeable ones: right here, right here & Bold*under my....*Bold
What's the last word(s) ?
(Ps: Here the entire video, jump to 0:27 : http://youtu.be/OkCr9dNLPIw?t=27s )
Top answer
Welcome to the forum! since she seems to point to her septum.
- Welcome to the forum!
- since she seems to point to her septum.
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Welcome to the forum!
It sounds like she says, "and then my vorum." I can't find or think of anything that resembles that area of anatomy, perhaps she misspoke...since she seems to point to her septum.
It sounds like she says, "and then my vorum." I can't find or think of anything that resembles that area of anatomy, perhaps she misspoke...since she seems to point to her septum.
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Hi
It does seem to be a misspeaking or misreading. If the word said was 'vorem' then possibly she has in mind 'vomer' which is the bone just behind the septum
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vomer
Dave
It does seem to be a misspeaking or misreading. If the word said was 'vorem' then possibly she has in mind 'vomer' which is the bone just behind the septum
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vomer
Dave
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