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Peppeper
03 Aug 01:32 PM

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emotion

can that be pronounced either with "uh" sound and "eeh" sound for the "e" part?

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Missing thumb gray@2x
bts_dragneel
03 Aug 01:35 PM

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Yes both are correct
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Cappadocia
03 Aug 01:44 PM

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In America, it's often pronounced with a short i sound, like "ih-motion". Saying "ee-motion" is fine too.
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Peppeper
03 Aug 02:15 PM

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@Cappadocia how do i make a short i sound? can you do a recording?
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Peppeper
03 Aug 02:15 PM

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@lottiee is "establish" the same case?
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bts_dragneel
03 Aug 02:19 PM

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Yes
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Cappadocia
03 Aug 02:50 PM

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@Peppeper It's found in words like "dig", "bit", "dim", "win", etc.

"Establish" is also pronounced this way. It can also be pronounced "eh-stablish" or "ee-stablish".
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