lol... you were talking about the afterlife .... you numbnuts...!!
all those BS religious books say lying will fuckup your after life... right..?
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lol... you were talking about the afterlife .... you numbnuts...!!
all those BS religious books say lying will fuckup your after life... right..?
Lying is better than telling truth and hurt someone. Religious books are some novels. Don't give them your life. Get something out of them and live your life on your own accord.
Website's voice is an alien voice. But my method will truly knows how you pronounce it.it would be much eaiser to hear it from a website... don't u think....
problems with IPA
1. There are two problems here with the IPA system. First, the IPA symbol for the low central vowel is hard to draw, and it’s all too easy to draw in a way that makes it very hard to interpret afterward. This vowel sound is so common as to be near-universal in the world’s languages, so it’s particularly unfortunate that the IPA transcribes it with such a user-unfriendly symbol. The lower-than-æ front vowel, by contrast, is absent from many, many languages.
2. Second, and worse, everyone who hand-prints an a with something that looks like the IPA low back unrounded vowel symbol [ɑ] has a life-long habit of equating that hand-printed vowel with the printed letter “a”. The habit is hard to break, which makes confusion all too predictable when (for instance) one is typing up fieldnotes.
1. There are two problems here with the IPA system. First, the IPA symbol for the low central vowel is hard to draw, and it’s all too easy to draw in a way that makes it very hard to interpret afterward. This vowel sound is so common as to be near-universal in the world’s languages, so it’s particularly unfortunate that the IPA transcribes it with such a user-unfriendly symbol. The lower-than-æ front vowel, by contrast, is absent from many, many languages.
2. Second, and worse, everyone who hand-prints an a with something that looks like the IPA low back unrounded vowel symbol [ɑ] has a life-long habit of equating that hand-printed vowel with the printed letter “a”. The habit is hard to break, which makes confusion all too predictable when (for instance) one is typing up fieldnotes.
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He is trying to help you by searching shit on google. I admire his effort.තොට පිස්සු...
lol... you first talk about afterlife and how my actions can affect it... now you say religious books are just novels...
Don't you forget that I'm a lying bastard. So Its a lie bro.lol... you first talk about afterlife and how my actions can affect it... now you say religious books are just novels...
කොහොමද හුයන්නෝ ප්රෝනවුන්ස් කරන විදිය type කරන්නේ....??
ඔය මොකක් හරි සයිට් එකකින් අහපන්....
ඔය මොලේ දාපන් ඇලේ.
මචං රෙප් කපද්දී i disagree කියන option එක select කරපන්....
You are correct contact ayeshlive Elakiriya epa wela Giya kiyala Thama aranchi nam poddak balanna kooocan you remark whether you are lyring or not whenever you post something just for convenience....
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Is there a button for that.can you remark whether you are lyring or not whenever you post something just for convenience....
