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Cunning Linguists Languages and their use. What languages do you speak and why? What do words really mean? Can you say things in one language that you can't say in another? Should there be a national language? How many languages should a person know and what are they?

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 #1 
Old 2007-11-25, 23:36
Naminator01 Naminator01 is offline
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Default Difference between these two:

Pronounce

and

Enounce


Please, I've looked everywhere, asked everyone and people gave me different meanings.
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Old 2007-11-26, 00:16
freeRadical freeRadical is offline
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Default Re: Difference between these two:

Definition for pronounce:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pronounce

Definition for enounce:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/enounce

They both mean basically the same, so they can be used interchangeably. I've really never heard someone use the word enounce before.

freeRadical
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Old 2007-11-28, 04:33
Naminator01 Naminator01 is offline
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Default Re: Difference between these two:

Nope, I'm pretty sure they are completely different.

Anyone, please?
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Old 2007-11-28, 06:15
freeRadical freeRadical is offline
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Default Re: Difference between these two:

Quote:
Originally Posted by Naminator01
Nope, I'm pretty sure they are completely different.

Anyone, please?


Did you even read the fucking dictionary references?

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Old 2007-12-06, 02:22
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Default Re: Difference between these two:

The way I use it, pronounce is getting it right, enounce (enounciation) is the WAY you say it, or moreso how accurately you say it, like "goin" and "going".
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Old 2007-12-15, 21:19
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Default Re: Difference between these two:

IMHO, enunciate has more to do with clarity of diction, as in "Bostonians often do not enunciate the letter 'r'."
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Old 2007-12-19, 23:59
maximo maximo is offline
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Default Re: Difference between these two:

enounce seems to imply that you aren't giving any direct object, whereas using pronounce, you have to say what it is you are pronouncing, i.e. just saying "John pronounces"doesn't really make sense
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Old 2007-12-29, 08:18
Angiospermicidal Angiospermicidal is offline
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Default Re: Difference between these two:

enunciate has more to do with clarity of diction

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