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Callipygian — 7 years ago(July 02, 2018 10:06 AM)

What a strange word, were -ia sound like -ya.
Do any other words do that?

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… -ia sound like -ya.
Do any other words do that?
NOkia when it's pronounced correctly as the Finns do. The stress on the second syllable noKIa is bogus and was probably butchered into the English language by someone who thinks like you do.
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Good point.

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Virginia/West Virginia.
Fuck you.

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