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2010-02-28 01:52:00

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2010-02-28 01:52:00

pronouncing what, why, who, et cetera.

I am having an interesting debate with a friend of me about whether or not it is correct to put extra emphasis on the h's in what, where, who, whether, why, et cetera.

Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Helena and Penelope, HISTOS (a large web, tapestry) and HISTORY that was not written, but embroided

...Like Penelope, Helen is described as weaving and spinning wool, common tasks for women in the Homeric world. Also in an episode of the…
Are these symbols Korean or Japanese?

This was in the garage of a house we moved into. The previous owner had been stationed in Korea and had visited Japan. Would anybody know what…
諦める and 諦めがつく

Is there a difference between 諦める and 諦めがつく?

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Helena and Penelope, HISTOS (a large web, tapestry) and HISTORY that was not written, but embroided

...Like Penelope, Helen is described as weaving and spinning wool, common tasks for women in the Homeric world. Also in an episode of the…
Are these symbols Korean or Japanese?

This was in the garage of a house we moved into. The previous owner had been stationed in Korea and had visited Japan. Would anybody know what…
諦める and 諦めがつく

Is there a difference between 諦める and 諦めがつく?

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pronouncing what, why, who, et cetera.

Helena and Penelope, HISTOS (a large web, tapestry) and HISTORY that was not written, but embroided

Are these symbols Korean or Japanese?

諦める and 諦めがつく

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Helena and Penelope, HISTOS (a large web, tapestry) and HISTORY that was not written, but embroided

Are these symbols Korean or Japanese?

諦める and 諦めがつく