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"Sis, it's your turn now."
"Okay, i'll do the errand."
2 hours later.
"Okay, i'll do the errand."
2 hours later.
6 syllables.Isn't that cute @ hazzack ?
Holy shit, I just checked and you're right. I can't believe I never knew this. Looks like I've been out-Englished."isn't" is one syllable.
Is that sentence written correctly? It looks weird to me.Let's don't bother her."
It's split into two separate parts you have to pronounce. But I guess it's one syllable.How to pronounce couldn't: kood-nt
Yeah, that's 100% incorrect. If you got rid of the contraction it would read "Let's do not bother her", and if you got rid of both contractions, it would read "Let us do not bother her".Let's don't bother her.
But what if I told you that the syllable might not exist?
(...) it is "curiously difficult" for experts to come up with "an objective phonetic procedure for locating the number of syllables in a word or a phrase in any language."
The variation in syllable-counting between people isn't always randomly dispersed: people pay attention to different things when they analyse words.
Alright, I guess I'm satisfied with this. Still tho, syllables are confuddling sometimes.The variation in syllable-counting between people isn't always randomly dispersed: people pay attention to different things when they analyse words.