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@Kim Geung-jeong-f5c . 22 hours ago (Edit Team)image text translation
All new employees are like that. It’s not about the sound and feel of English.
It’s like Chinese, and you eat it with your mouth open.
It’s frustrating because of the pronunciation, but everyone tells me to just endure it and listen.
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Considering that the current generation of parents in their 20s and 30s can distinguish between ㅔ and ㅐ in pronunciation, their descendants cannot.
It’s a natural result.