>this triggers the non-Anglo
This triggers the non-Anglo
Dominic Reyes
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Brandon Cooper
what's that supposed to mean?
Adrian Nguyen
A sound that occurs in various languages.
Jace Allen
Anglos believe that only they can pronounce it
Levi Scott
You're not Anglo.
Aiden Hughes
Can you? I thought you pronounced it like in spanish, like an S.
Mason Diaz
>through
>thought
>though
>tough
Defend this, anglos.
Hunter Allen
greek has both phonemes and spanish has the unvoiced one
Grayson Lee
piece of cake
Nicholas Hill
holy shit, it's almost like differently spelled words are pronounced differently
Jack Jenkins
Spanish is a grating language
Brandon White
I thought Icelandic, Greek, and Castilian people can make this sound.
Liam Butler
θ, δ, bitch
Kayden Martin
>Eyes/Ice
I hate this shit.
Cooper Ross
We do as well but it’s not recognized as a different phoneme (allophones), for example in the word ‘donde’ both d are pronounced differently
Caleb Nguyen
nah
Jeremiah Ross
Are you really this lesbian?
Evan Ward
It sounds like flamboyantly gay Turkish
Noah Gray
In middle english where the spelling arose, it was pronounced with a back rounded vowel and a velar fricative [oːx], [oːɣ], [uːx], or [uːɣ]
Easton Phillips
We don't pronounce it in Spanish but we can do the sound in English
Thomas Sanchez
Thor
Aaron Wright
Hehe
Levi Hill
it's true, he is super sand lesbian
Daniel Phillips
don't even try to defend this you stupid imperialist, english spelling is fucked. dont even get me started on american """english"""
David Brooks
And? It is easy to pronounce. Imagine being a spaintard pronouncing 's' .
Jonathan Gonzalez
Lucas Green
That's essentially good as Turkish sounds like' orcspeak from the pits of satan's asshole