I never learned this in school, developed a bit of an intuition later. Still don't know whether I'm doing it right.
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Replying to @larsr_h
It's the sort of thing any native speaker would feel petty correcting you on.
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Replying to @propensive
I get this, but I'd really love to be corrected. How else would I learn the nuances?
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Replying to @larsr_h
You will probably find that *I* will correct *you* on this sort of thing, as I know you...
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Replying to @propensive @larsr_h
But for most non-native English speakers, they just don't need to be told by me that the "l" in "salmon" and the "r" in iron are silent.
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Replying to @propensive
I did not know that. When we meet in Cádiz, teach me how to pronounce squirrel.
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Replying to @larsr_h
Anyway, I'll try to teach you "squirrel" if you can get me to say "Schlesisches Straße" correctly.
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In that case I'll just claim I thought Straße was neuter. Precise mistakes sound much smarter than the reality that I just can't German.
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