How Do You Say It? by MrGorf
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You did have a teacher that looked like that, right?
Closely related to the word "roof." Also somewhat related to crick/creek/creak. I will save more word-related explorations for another day.
I would just be interested in hearing from a few people about this. You might want to share where it was that you lived when you learned to speak... Or speak English in some cases.
By the way, for any Ozzies/Aussies out there, if you're giggling at a pretty Girl standing next to the word "root," well, that's about as mature as an American going into a hardware store and laughing at the screws. And if you're thinking of the word "homophone" and giggling, that's just sad.
Comments (8)
crunch01
lmao
T.Rex
root and rout are pronounced the same. Philadelphia, lower New England, but also California, Canada, England. But rut and root can also be pronounced the same (Canada, England), but this depends on local dialect (as you say, where you lived when you learned to speak). Thanks. This was an interesting play with words. More in the offing, I presume. Keep up the good work! :-)
Diemamker
This is a great render!...like to see more of these...well done!..
Faemike55
yep! it's all a matter of dialect and where you grew up and no! I did not have teachers that looked like her
cricke49
great quiz and awesome character render, i have to agree with faemike on all accounts! lol!:)*5
MKeyes
NO! I didn't... lol, but nice bit of work anyway! wink
Knechtruprecht
Er - what, teacher? Sorry, couldn't concentrate ... did you say boo and boob?
turner
There, their and they're. Get it right people.