#pronunciation

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How do you pronounce the last consonant in the English word "licorice"? You can hear those sounds aloud at this link: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/pronunciation/english/licorice More about the poll below. 👇 1/n #English #Language #Pronunciation

How do you pronounce the last consonant in the English word "licorice"? You can hear those sounds aloud at this link: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/pronunciation/english/licorice More about the poll below. 👇 1/n #English #Language #Pronunciation

/s/ as in say 17%
/ʃ/ as in she 83%

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Today I learned the word #ableism - am I the only one who first read ableist as /ab'laist/ (instead of /'ejblist/) and inferred connection with the German word Leistung instead of disabled people? I am therefore a huge proponent of using #ablism instead. In hindsight, it could have been even /e'bleist/, like along, aside and awry (no, the latter does not come from awe/awre but from wry, an equal surprise to me). #pronunciation #etymology
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