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Shouldn't an "O" followed by a single consonant be pronounced the other way? If there were two consonants after the "O" this might make sense.
The wierding continues. - Posted by: ajole Posted on: 10/30/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
What are the phonetics in this situation?
ajole | 10/30/08
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I thought the same thing 
mrdatahs  | 11/02/08
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What do you think?
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