[PW] Re: Distaff Math
John Germain
jtg.germainsjy at localdial.com
Thu Jul 13 17:17:28 PDT 2006
Even worse in 'strine...
John Germain
Jersey
British Channel Islands
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Subject: [PW] Re: Distaff Math
John Franklin wrote:
>
> According to my dictionary, the "lath" with the long "a" is spelled
> "lathe". "Lath" without an "e" has four separate pronunciations
> listed, of which the first is "lath" like "path". (The other
> dictionaries I tried ONLY listed the "path" pronunciation.) Related
> to "lattice".
>
Interesting. In many parts of the world, "path" is pronounced "parth"
B-)
> Moral of the story being: don't try to one-up John Dyson on
> pronunciation. :)
>
Moral of the story being: Pronunciation is hard to represent in ASCII
Kerry
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