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NeoOffice.
I suspect OpenOffice is just as good.

It works for me.

You could try right-click and saving the pdf.

I don't think so because it's round. It might be something gross like ɑ/ɒ/ɔ.
When I get the time I'm going to record it. I'm not very good at judging myself.

Ugh I don't know. It's not a diphthong though. Possibly just /ɔ/ with some raising.
I'm very confused as to what it is but they definitely cannot be interchanged. >_>

I'm in Maryland. I would Atlantic Midland according to the map.

'On' doesn't rhyme with 'Don' or 'Dawn.'

HERE - is a smallish update. Mostly formatting changes, but a bit of new content too.

Preoccupied.

Nothing fancy, but I like it.

I'm excited to butcher some Swedish!

From: Spanish, Swedish, English
Into: Spanish, Swedish, English

I agree the music is a bit long.

And I thought the bit about my drinking was getting edited out. XD

Why would you have any?

Do you have any plans for these flag other than keeping them in boxes?

Now I just have to wait for some poor Swede to cross my path...
*plots evil things*

XD I was dead flat.

But that's what you wanted right?

Resurrect!

I've been slowly working on redoing the grammar.
Here are the first sections completed. I'll probably do the overview last, so it's basically a place holder now.

Nope, it's the lack of the word "on" in "on Wednesday". I just can't say "go do X Wednesday"; I have to say "go do X on Wednesday". It's this kind of thing where I find the text not quite dialect-neutral when I start not to trust it somewhat. Aha! Thanks. I had the same issue. I had to rerecord mys...

Definitely not.

Tones are the devil.

Från?

I could make out some words but I felt very flat when speaking. If that makes any sense.

The second is very... Han Solo.

My bf refers to Inyauk as my cult. XD

I'm doing this now and having my dreams of speaking Swedish crushed. XD

EDIT: And I feel like an ass doing it fyi.

Here is my sample. I sound very girly and American. 1. Where were you born? Maryland, USA 2. What is your native language? English 3. What other languages besides English do you know? Spanish, conversational. 4. How old are you? 22 5. How old were you when you first began to study English? 0 6. How...

A similar phenomenon occurs in Swedish, although with gender rather than number agreement. Neuter singular adjectives are used with common and/or plural nouns when talking about some unspecific, general idea, or when the noun is used to refer to a situation in which it would be involved in some way...

Hmm I'd probably go with: Txím [write]ana [dictionary]iyah la [grammarsketch]iyah txúraliha ir txír [find/see]am zar[amount]au[know]at ah (ir txír dáminam zarkíulausúsikat ah) OR Txím [write]ana [dictionary]iyah la [grammarsketch]iyah txúraliha ir txír [find/see]am ir zar[amount]au[know]at txír ah I...