One Big Happy by Rick Detorie for January 03, 2018

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    Argythree  almost 7 years ago

    Ruthay?

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    cabalonrye  almost 7 years ago

    They were my own personal nightmares. We have three accents in French. é, è, ê. I never knew which was which. Still have difficulties.

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    Mosaic  almost 7 years ago

    The accent on the ‘e’ does not change the sound of the ‘e’, it shows you that you pronounce that syllable stronger than the other one. So it is Ho-ZAY instead of HO-zay. Spanish vowels are pronounced differently than in English, but nothing to do with the accents.

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    Sakamichi  almost 7 years ago

    In German they have Umlauts

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    GaryCooper  almost 7 years ago

    Mom is getting accents in Spanish confused with accents in French. Spanish has only one kind of accent mark, and it shows that the syllable with the accent mark on the vowel is the stressed syllable. (It also, with few exceptions, shows that the word is irregular as to which syllable is stressed.)

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    Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo]  almost 7 years ago

    There is the circumflex and tilde.

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    Ricky Bennett  almost 7 years ago

    I don’t want an accent over my name. Otherwise I’ll become overstressed…

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    ComicsBinger Premium Member almost 7 years ago

    Had a lot of this when I was a clerk in a high school — everyone started adding apostrophes to their names. Problem was our antiquated database didn’t take ’em and the kids were mad when their name was “misspellled.”

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    Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member almost 7 years ago

    Oh that would definitely work for Rose! Excuse me while I get a glass.

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    kab buch  almost 7 years ago

    Be careful Ruthie, not all accents help.

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