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ChrisMiller scripsit:
> Some of the recordings seem to have pronounciation inconsistencies,
> which is very bad for learners. For example, "le" is pronounced
> like English "lay" when it should be pronounced like French "le";
> "nelci" sounds like it is pronounced like "nelce"; but pronounces
> "pinxe" like I would assume.
I haven't heard the recordings and can't comment on them, but "le"
should be neither English "lay" (Lojban "lei") nor French "le"
(Lojban "ly") but like English "let" without the "t"; French "les"
is an acceptable variant.
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