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echo: moscow_oklahoma
to: Michael Haritonov
from: Danny Ceppa
date: 2005-01-09 13:35:28
subject: Happy New Year!

On 08 Jan 05  17:07:45, Michael Haritonov got back to Bo Simonsen 
-> Re: Happy New Year!

 BS> Aha. You still called ex-USSR for USSR?
 xx>            	|use              
 MH> Bo, wha' the hell do you mean? :) "You still called" or
"Do you still
 MH> call"? We are both non-native English speakers, so I ask our American
 MH> or English (there's no any English, I think) friends to correct us.


 MH> Anyway, what did you really mean?

 MH> At least, I still consider this echo as a _training field_ for
 MH> speaking/spoken English. Hmm. Or not "spoken", but
"written"? :)

Though it is for written English, the spoken part of it comes 
into play.  But, it is not as easy to demonstrate with the 
standard spellings.  

A purposeful misspelling can be used at times, though.  

I needed an example and found one!   'Sugar'  

Though it looks like   "suh-gar", it is pronounced "shoog-ar".  


Hope that helps! 

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