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Laudatortemporisacti - RIP TB Falsename, I will always love you. :'-( Posted Jul 14, 2005
No - it looks rather orquid, I'd say...
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Mutant Posted Jul 14, 2005
weeeee Lauda's online!!! 
(nope that didn't mame much sence to me either, just feelt like typing that)
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T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. Posted Jul 14, 2005
I'd have thought it was more orquoud than orquid
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Laudatortemporisacti - RIP TB Falsename, I will always love you. :'-( Posted Jul 15, 2005
Depends on if you speak with a South African or a Brummie accent...
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T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. Posted Jul 15, 2005
Or whether your enunciation is good or poor, Mine is ok, as I don't really have much of any accent, it's only my lisp which messes it up, and there are no S's there, so I can pronounce it correctly
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NPY Posted Jul 15, 2005
Well some people can say certain letters ok, but can't be bothered. So you're ok. I've heard people get slagged off for dropping T's. So "butter" becomes "bu er" - sounds terrible.
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U218534 Posted Jul 15, 2005
Ah, the glottal stop 
bu/?/er... we studied this muchly in English Language...
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Laudatortemporisacti - RIP TB Falsename, I will always love you. :'-( Posted Jul 15, 2005
Or the Aussie "Wha...?"
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T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. Posted Jul 15, 2005
There's nothing wrong with the glottal stop, it's a perfectly valid pronunciation of the letter T. After all they let south africans pronounce a soft 'a' so it sounds like a soft 'e' and the northern irish are allowed to say Howard and Hard so that they sound the same
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U218534 Posted Jul 15, 2005
Not studied that, although one of our teachers always complains that young people have "picked up that annoying Australian habit of raising the voice at the end of the sentence, as if everything were a question?"
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NPY Posted Jul 16, 2005
Well I was gonnas get all annoyed at the NI comment, but I suppose some of us do say "Howard" and "hard" the same way. But there's still no excuse for not pronouncing the double "t" in the middle of "butter".
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U218534 Posted Jul 16, 2005
It's recognised as a valid feature of Cockney and Estuary accents though. In Standard English, of course, you're right, but this is how accents evolve.
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NPY Posted Jul 17, 2005
True. It probably would. It's so funny hearing people tryiong to do an NI accent. They rarely can.
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Laudatortemporisacti - RIP TB Falsename, I will always love you. :'-( Posted Jul 22, 2005
It's amazing how there can be so many different accents in one country. Here we have 11 official languages and a different accent for each of them.
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T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. Posted Jul 22, 2005
I like your accent
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Laudatortemporisacti - RIP TB Falsename, I will always love you. :'-( Posted Jul 22, 2005
I like yours too TB...
I'd love to hear more of it...
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