(Complete) Animal Heroes of the Great War - lt

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adr6090 wrote: November 18th, 2022, 8:58 pm Jessica,

The pronunciation of draught sounds like knot only with a dr instead of the kn.

April
I pronounce it as "draft" as well. That is what we call "draft horses" in Louisiana at least :D
I believe I have a few instances in section 4 that I turned in earlier today, as well as section 2 that I did a while back :(

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Just for clarification… we don’t usually comment on pronunciation as there tend to be so many “correct” ways to say things in English, based on accent, location, etc. Oftentimes, it does depend on where you look things up. OED is frequently different from Merriam-Webster.
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mariechristian wrote: November 18th, 2022, 9:07 pm
adr6090 wrote: November 18th, 2022, 8:58 pm Jessica,

The pronunciation of draught sounds like knot only with a dr instead of the kn.

April
I pronounce it as "draft" as well. That is what we call "draft horses" in Louisiana at least :D
I believe I have a few instances in section 4 that I turned in earlier today, as well as section 2 that I did a while back :(

Marie
I do understand & I think it still wonderful for you to record. :clap:
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Lynnet wrote: November 19th, 2022, 6:58 am Just for clarification… we don’t usually comment on pronunciation as there tend to be so many “correct” ways to say things in English, based on accent, location, etc. Oftentimes, it does depend on where you look things up. OED is frequently different from Merriam-Webster.
Okay & thank you for the comment.
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adr6090 wrote: November 18th, 2022, 8:58 pm Jessica,
I apologize for taking awhile to reply, here it is.

The pronunciation of draught sounds like knot only with a dr instead of the kn. Pretty much it sounds like drot,(not with a hard o, more of a soft o if you will).Make sense?
Interesting for the dictionary you looked in to have an "f" in their pronunciation. Hmmm.

April
Hello again Jessica,
Okay you do not need to change the word draft as it is okay as Lynett has commented. Please do take care of the other items I had mentioned & I will mark it pl okay.
Thank you,
April
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Hi April,
Thanks for listening and catching those errors, I've made all changes below - except for 'draught'. I really enjoyed learning so much about mules, I definitely have major respect for them now!
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/animalheroes_9_baynes.mp3
28:54

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adr6090 wrote: November 17th, 2022, 10:18 am Jessica,
Having listened to section 09 was a great way to start my morning off with your pleasant voice, thank you for that.
I did notice a few areas though that do need your attention, please.

-4:39 text is " the negro has a natural aptitude" ; I heard " the negro has a natural appetite"

-5:54 text is "though shalt noy plow with an ax and an ass together" ; ax should be ox

-8:31 text is "for men and mules grew to know one another"; I did not hear the "to"

side note here: I would like to mention how impressed I am with the ability of the mules to even "transport water in the bags of rope, or cord, which swelled and became water tight". That on its own sounds quite laborious for said mules, to me at least. Wow!!

-17:34 text is "besides one of the most effective in draught" while I hear "draft instead of draught. Please change.


-end silence should be an additional 4 seconds as a total of 5 is the recommendation.

Please do take care of above noted corrections & repost. Thank you Jessica.

April
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mariechristian wrote: November 18th, 2022, 2:38 pm section 4
length 9:03

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/animalheroes_04_baynes_128kb.mp3

Marie :D
Just wanted to make sure you didn't miss this one! It's ready for PL😊
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Marie, section 04 passes pl, excellent reading thank you. :thumbs:
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Lynette,
After many hours I present you with the fixed section 07, in the mw. :D
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Section 7 PL OK
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Lynnet wrote: November 27th, 2022, 8:24 am Section 7 PL OK
Wonderful and thank you!
cheers.
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Lynette,
section 22 is posted and ready for pl. Please do let me know how it does .
:D
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Section 22 PLOK
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Lynnet wrote: December 2nd, 2022, 8:29 am Section 22 PLOK
:9:
Thank you,
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askjessica wrote: November 19th, 2022, 6:24 pm Hi April,
Thanks for listening and catching those errors, I've made all changes below - except for 'draught'. I really enjoyed learning so much about mules, I definitely have major respect for them now!
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/animalheroes_9_baynes.mp3
28:54

Jessica
adr6090 wrote: November 17th, 2022, 10:18 am Jessica,
Having listened to section 09 was a great way to start my morning off with your pleasant voice, thank you for that.
I did notice a few areas though that do need your attention, please.

-4:39 text is " the negro has a natural aptitude" ; I heard " the negro has a natural appetite"

-5:54 text is "though shalt noy plow with an ax and an ass together" ; ax should be ox

-8:31 text is "for men and mules grew to know one another"; I did not hear the "to"

side note here: I would like to mention how impressed I am with the ability of the mules to even "transport water in the bags of rope, or cord, which swelled and became water tight". That on its own sounds quite laborious for said mules, to me at least. Wow!!

-17:34 text is "besides one of the most effective in draught" while I hear "draft instead of draught. Please change.


-end silence should be an additional 4 seconds as a total of 5 is the recommendation.

Please do take care of above noted corrections & repost. Thank you Jessica.

April
Jessica,
Thank you for posting. One edit for you and than it will be pl okay. The title of section 09 needs a 0 placed before the 9.
April
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