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Expression: "She speaks through nose." Wed Jun 04, 2008 18:07 pm  Expression: "She speaks through nose."
 

Hi

Is the following sentence correct and natural?

Quote:
She speaks through nose
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Or

Quote:
She speaks in a nasal voice.

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Expression: "She speaks through nose." Wed Jun 04, 2008 19:44 pm  Expression: "She speaks through nose."
 

The phrase 'to speak through nose' is pretty much familiar to me, Tom Laughing
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Expression: "She speaks through nose." Wed Jun 04, 2008 23:39 pm  Expression: "She speaks through nose."
 

Tom wrote:
Quote:
She speaks through nose. It sounds as though you've left words out of the sentence.

Or

Quote:
She speaks in a nasal voice. OK


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