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Old 27-06-2005, 06:57 AM   #1
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Default People can't talk correctly

Im not an expert on english, but I have noticed that people dont, or never did well at english at school, why do people drop the L of the end of some words??
eg:::
school is now..schoow.
girl is now..girw.
million is now..miweion.[Ho want to be a miweionair}
people is now peopiw.
motel is now.. motew.
Melbourne is now..Mewboune.
Evil is now..eviw.
angel is now..angew. :

I wish some peopiw would just talk right!!
Now ive had a rant I'll go & have a good lie down now. : :
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