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It started as a little joke about which book Enid Blyton didn't write and, like Topsy, grew. It wasn't necessarily a numbers thing - I said odd 'one' out out of politial correctness.
I wonder if the keyboard needs cleaning. But that's another thread ...
OK, for the nth time I explain this to people - durrrr. Turn the keyboard upside down and give it a good bash against desk/table/whatever. That usually does the job. Sometimes a good clean between the keys on the keyboard with a cotton bud dipped in water then squeezed well does the job. Surround your "C" key!!
Yes, IG, it's obviously a plug for some old book about you-know-what in NZ. Jay has some similar title which we've all obviously read and memorised :O)
Carol, they just have a strange way of cutting vowels down to an even shorter sound if that's possible. People say the Aussie accent is similar but you can spot a Kiwi at ten paces by getting them to say 'Fish and Chips'. It comes out sounding sort of like, Fsh n Chps. Their a's DO kind of sound like e's though.
This explanation isn't helful at all, is it? Thought not. You'd have to hear it for yourself.
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The Joy of Six.
The Secret Seven.
(What about One to Four?)
I wonder if the keyboard needs cleaning. But that's another thread ...
The Joy of Six.
The Secret Seven.
Usn't wun of those a Nuw Zulnd unstrction menual?
This explanation isn't helful at all, is it? Thought not. You'd have to hear it for yourself.
She pronounced is as Pet. Apparently when it was said in an English accent, to her it sounded like Paht!