[ SECRET POST #4077 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4077 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Travelers]


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03.
[Joel Kinnaman in Altered Carbon]


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04.
(Black Mirror/IT Crowd)


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05.
[Tessa Virtue & Scott Moir]


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06.
[Little House on the Prairie]


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07.
[Guardians of the Galaxy 2]












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Comments

Re: Embarrassing mispronunciations

[raspberryrain]

Wait, do you just mean you rhymed the first syllable with "pal" or "gal" instead of "pall" or "gall"? Because that makes sense, actually.

Re: Embarrassing mispronunciations

[(Anonymous)]

The way you're writing it, I don't even think it's really a problem? From what I remember, people on the actual show pronounced it both ways (with the first syllable rhyming with both pal and pall).

How I'm interpreting the person you're replying to, they pronounced it with the emphasis on the second syllable. Which is weird, but whatever...the thing I'm confused by is why someone would pronouce "lek" as "lick". Why not "leck" rhyming with deck? E and I are clearly pronounced differently.

Re: Embarrassing mispronunciations

[raspberryrain]

I would like a clarification on that, too!

I know that in some Midwestern US dialects, short e and short i can get confused. Also, maybe the actors in the episodes anon saw weren't stressing the second syllable enough for "eck" to be clear, and it came across as a schwa?