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Do you know when to say "a(ey)" and "a(aah)"?



 
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Do you know when to say "a(ey)" and "a(aah)"? #1 (permalink) Wed Feb 18, 2009 7:49 am   Do you know when to say "a(ey)" and "a(aah)"?
 

Example...

A call from Lucy...

Should we say (ey call from Lucy)? or (ah call from Lucy)? I believe there is a difference in pronouncing them, I just don't know exactly...

Help and thanks! :D
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Do you know when to say "a(ey)" and "a(aah)"? #2 (permalink) Thu Feb 19, 2009 14:21 pm   Do you know when to say "a(ey)" and "a(aah)"?
 

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