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How do you say this in English (US)? 강세를 지키다(강세를 지켜 말하다)
How do you say this in English (US)? 강세를 지키다(강세를 지켜 말하다)
I want to talk about the “stress”.
I guess that is this one: “Speaking with ???? the stress”
I guess that is this one: “Speaking with ???? the stress”
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- English (US)
You stress or emphasize a word.
The sentence, “I never said she stole my money”, has seven different meanings depending on the word you stress/emphasize.
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@gocafe oh thank you. would you tell more details about what you said?(“I never said she stole my money”)
- English (US)
Sure thing.
I (with I stressed) never said she stole my money.
I didn’t say it, someone else said it.
I never (with never stressed) said she stole my money.
I didn’t ever say something like that. I could’ve said something else and it got misinterpreted, but I never said that she stole my money.
I never said (with said stressed) she stole my money.
I didn’t say it. I could’ve hinted to it or implied it. I could’ve written it down or communicated it through body language. Possibly I just did nothing at all.
I never said she (with she stressed) stole my money.
I didn’t say she was the one who stole the money. It was someone else who did.
I never said she stole (with stole stressed) my money.
I never said she stole it. She just borrowed it. She did something with my money, but she didn’t steal it.
I never said she stole my (with my stressed) money.
I never said she stole mine. She stole someone else’s money, but not my money.
I never said she stole my money (with money stressed).
I didn’t say she stole money from me, she might’ve stole my phone or my car. She stole something from me, but it wasn’t my money.
It’s a pretty famous sentence. So if my explanations are doing it for you, you can look it up and see some more thorough explanations.
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