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> It's a bane of every non-native English speaker, methinks. Sorry if I assumed wrong


I'm actually from the southern US. lived in verious parts around the south all my life. I don't have much of an accent, but much of the pronunciations and local lexicon I do have. And weirdly has actually gotten worse as I've aged  Oddball colloquialisms and off pronunciations have a habit of creeping in to my writing. To vs Ta, the same difference, fixin' ect 

I still can relate to much of what you said funny enough. There are words that I had a hard time with in the past (and still to this day) from having only seen them in text. 

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> about 20% cooler?I expect more bridges.


20% maybe to high of a level to achieve, let's aim for 5% and see how it goes.