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BeatTakeshi 1 point 3 years ago

My password is the full list of shrimp dishes. Easy to find but if you bother to type it in, you deserve my data

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Apepollo11 -3 points 3 years ago

It took me a little time to get this, then it reminded me of something I never really got from the film That Thing You Do.

Does "1" actually sound like "wun" to American ears? As in with a "u" vowel, not an "o" vowel?

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philo 1 point 3 years ago

How about WON?

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Apepollo11 0 points 3 years ago

I'm English, so "Won" rhymes with "un". "One" rhymes with "on".

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WalrusByte 2 points 3 years ago

Yeah, we say it like "wunn" here in America. Both one and won are pronounced the same.

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ripcord 1 point 3 years ago

What does it sound like to your ears?

I'm not aware of any English-speaking country where it's pronounced different (maybe certain heavy accents, particularly non-native speakers, pronounce it differently). But it's the same in both British and American English. A soft u sound.

And it's a homonym with won, which is pronounced the same.

Soft o and soft u are not terribly far apart so I guess that's part of it.

And of course like so many English words (since it's a mutt language) it doesn't follow many established rules.

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Apepollo11 0 points 3 years ago

I'm English (northern), and "one" rhymes with "on", not "un".

Honestly, I've never noticed any British accents that pronounce it differently than that, but I guess it's not Impossible.

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BearOfaTime -1 points 3 years ago

I watch a LOT of British TV, have for decades, including Parliament.

You're smoking crack.

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Apepollo11 1 point 3 years ago

Look, here's an example - first verse "Earth has one moon"

https://youtu.be/IC3fRNFIgkQ?feature=shared

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