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⌈ Secret Post #2714 ⌋

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Oh no argument there. I'm the biggest proponent of syntax/dialect > spellings/phonetics out there. If you don't know a dialect well enough to distinguish it using syntax and characteristic word usage, you don't know it well enough to bother. Just put "s/he spoke with a ____ accent" in the narrative and have done with it.

The worst is when writers spell out accents. That's just distracting.

Yes, that is the literal worst. Agreed. It's almost never anything but a cringe-worthy caricature.

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