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>Kay-Mus

>> No.15090355

Eh-ris-tot-ell

>> No.15090364

>>15090342
It's pronounced Kah-Moo

>> No.15090390

>>15090355
aree, stawt, lay

>> No.15090418

>>15090364
Fag-uh t

>> No.15090432

>>15090342
Why do Americans always resort to the long vowel sound? I never got this, it seems unnatural to me, first resort is short vowel sound.

You wouldn't call a camel a "kaymel" yet if an American had never heard of this word before that's their first resort

>> No.15090459

>Sock-rah-teez

>> No.15090573

>Playdoh

>> No.15090593

>TOLL-stoy

>> No.15090595
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15090595

>>15090342
>"Camus" like "camel"

>> No.15090596

>don quick-shot

>> No.15090608

cow-moo

>> No.15090627

>>15090459
so crates

>> No.15090639

>>15090432
long vowel is objectively more natural

>> No.15090679

>>15090639
Most English words use the short vowel though unless it ends with an "e"

There is no sense in resorting to the long vowel

>> No.15090691

>>15090608
cow-sez-moo

>> No.15090694

>>15090342
Cay-Mes

>> No.15090698

>Shay-kuh-xz-peer

>> No.15090738

>>15090593
ToyS(t)oy

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15090832

>>15090342
hey girl!

>> No.15091338

>>15090627
S○y crates