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7 months ago
As a foreigner, I have the impression that, among all native speakers, the Canadians are ones that speak the voiced TH more clearly. Is that right?
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7 months ago
How do native speakers differentiate a girlfriend (lover) from a girlfriend (female friend)?
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7 months ago
How do you guys use the verb 'reckon'? In which situations? What does it actually mean? Do Americans use it or only the British?
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7 months ago
Do native speakers drop the T in "let's" in informal conversations?