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It rarely snows here. Does this sound natural?
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Natural
It sounds natural, however it depends on the context. You could use either "Barely" or "Rarely"
Ex. 1 "It barely snows here" = Not much snow
Ex. 2 "It rarely snows here"= Does not snow often
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