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Folks Or Folks?


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How do you pronounce folks?  

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Marie-Therese

[quote name='MissyP89' date='13 May 2010 - 08:36 PM' timestamp='1273797379' post='2110205']
Long o, no l.

I voted for ZZ. :love:
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The burn teapots for a living? :lol: Me too!

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Nihil Obstat

[quote name='Hilde' date='13 May 2010 - 11:54 PM' timestamp='1273812876' post='2110419']
I feel this is Englisist, not leaving any options for me. I voted the teapot one.
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:mellow: You speak English. How do you pronounce it?

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Nihil Obstat

[quote name='Hilde' date='14 May 2010 - 12:16 AM' timestamp='1273814195' post='2110436']
I speak English?
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Is it even possible to write as well as or better than a native speaker, but not speak it? :lol:

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[quote name='Nihil Obstat' date='13 May 2010 - 11:21 PM' timestamp='1273814475' post='2110441']
Is it even possible to write as well as or better than a native speaker, but not speak it? :lol:
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A lot of deaf people are able to write very coherently.

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Nihil Obstat

[quote name='T-Bone _' date='14 May 2010 - 12:26 AM' timestamp='1273814796' post='2110446']
A lot of deaf people are able to write very coherently.
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Shut up!

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Ah, think there was a compliment in there :love: But, srsly, I haven't used spoken English other than the occasional American nun, or in school when it was required.

If I were to say folks(folk is pronounced the same in Norwegian and German by the way) I think it would sound like the fire dude; Guy Fawkes was it?

Regarding written English, aifink the internetz can has both positive and negative effects.

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Nihil Obstat

[quote name='Hilde' date='14 May 2010 - 12:31 AM' timestamp='1273815074' post='2110449']
Ah, think there was a compliment in there :love: But, srsly, I haven't used spoken English other than the occasional American nun, or in school when it was required.

If I were to say folks(folk is pronounced the same in Norwegian and German by the way) I think it would sound like the fire dude; Guy Fawkes was it?

Regarding written English, aifink the internetz can has both positive and negative effects.
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That's really interesting. :))

To be honest, I didn't know you weren't a native English speaker until you mentioned it once. I'm sure most people can't tell.

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[quote name='Hilde' date='14 May 2010 - 12:33 AM' timestamp='1273818806' post='2110479']
My hovercraft is full of eels
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How do you say that in Norwegian?

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Marie-Therese

I have known several Norwegians and Swedes, and all of them were excellent speakers of English. :yes:

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Nihil Obstat

[quote name='Hilde' date='14 May 2010 - 01:52 AM' timestamp='1273819960' post='2110487']
Luftputebåten min er full av åler
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Could you film yourself saying Norwegian tongue-twisters for us??? :woot:

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