경상도인은 발음 구분이 가능합니다. Kyungsang-do people in Korea can speak it different.
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When I learned Tae Kwon Do 3 decades ago, we pronounced the 1st two numbers, “hanna, duwl”, probably incorrectly. Do you know where are those numbers used, if at all?
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No, when something like that appear, they use the nearest sound that match the foreign sound. Because those characters are not korean
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Middle Korean didn’t have a pronunciation for Roman letter ‘e’ so the point is moot.
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Note that Modern Gyeongsang dialects of Korean do preserve the tonal feature as the pitch accent, and in some cases in standards, glottal stop can be inserted before foreign words with no consonants (such as e), more than 2/5 of South Korean can distinguish this one by its sound.
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2↑↑↑↑↑↑↑2 eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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A standard language is the solution today. One language is evolution, but this will be in the future.
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Different languages allow people to think differently. A one language world but be a dumber, less innovative and less creative one
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