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From: Pierre Abbat <phma@phma.optus.nu>
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I noticed some different accents at jbonunsla.
*Some people roll "r"; some don't. I do, except when it's syllabic, and 
as I grew up with three different "r" sounds, it sounds malglico not to.
*Someone faulted me for using the sound of "bit" in a Lojban word. I 
consider the two "i" sounds to be allophones, and pronounce 
{ficysimbi'o} with the first "i" as in "bit", the third as in "beet", 
and the second as either, or in between.
*Robin's "x" is different. It seems to be a velar attempt at a trill, or 
something like that.
Any other accents?

Pierre


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