mirrorbird (14:49:41)
which is conveninet

mirrorbird (14:49:36)
finnish actually uses the same signs used in the IPA notation. so: kuka (who), kylla" (yes)

zoi (14:49:13)
czechs have their Ř which most people have trouble pronouncing

mirrorbird (14:48:59)
german i think "deutschland UEber alles" that's /y/ too i think, my german is atrocious

mirrorbird (14:48:45)
yeah the /u/ is the everyday english one, we don't have the /y/

zoner (14:48:28)
vous is the oo of boot

mirrorbird (14:48:22)
what's that old film where the sexy lady says "you know how to whistle, don't you?" -- ha ha. you start whistling but then cancel it and say /u/, then you have /y/

mirrorbird (14:47:53)
zoner: for me it was french "vous"/"vu" for years (or in IPA /u/ versus /y/), i sadly didn't get it until i saw finnish so much later

Stinsen (14:47:53)
she sounds spanish

zoner (14:47:32)
pronunciation of foreign languages is hard.

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