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From: flee@gondor.psu.edu (Felix Lee)
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Subject: Re: Pronunciation of 'char'
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Date: Sun, 18-Oct-87 05:37:58 EDT
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How do you pronounce "char"?
Does your "ch" sound like "chin", "kin", or "shin"?
Does your "a" sound like "fault", "fought", "fete", "fat", or "fate"?
And do you use an American, English, French, Spanish, or Italian "r"?
Or does it sound completely different (/ahkteht/)?

Don't answer this question.  I don't care how you talk.  (as long as
you don't mumble:-)
--
Felix Lee	flee@gondor.psu.edu	{cbosgd,cmcl2}!psuvax1!gondor!flee
  What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.  [English proverb]