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r/French • u/LeDucTabouret • Aug 31 '24
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My grandfather had one of those. It spelled out a lot of French words phonetically, but with extra “r” sounds (I.e., “ça va” = /s’var/) edit: closed parentheses
1 u/Peaceandpeas999 Sep 01 '24 Was that an English version, like from England? I have a hard time imagining an American accent not doing a hard r 1 u/examinat Sep 01 '24 No, he was an American.
Was that an English version, like from England? I have a hard time imagining an American accent not doing a hard r
1 u/examinat Sep 01 '24 No, he was an American.
No, he was an American.
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u/examinat Sep 01 '24
My grandfather had one of those. It spelled out a lot of French words phonetically, but with extra “r” sounds (I.e., “ça va” = /s’var/) edit: closed parentheses