Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Ame"

A: No, neither one

A: No, they are both used interchangeably. I myself have used both. I can use them both in the same sentence. The only application of different pronunciations I can think of would be if you are trying to rhyme with something. Also, if you hear everyone else pronounce it one way during a project, you should probably follow along and pronounce it that way unless you want to start a debate.

A: I THINK it sounds like: "I don't want to be charging your dad because--"

A: It is not a big deal. There are only a handful of different words like flat=apartment, sacked=fired, lorry=truck that are different, along with the different spellings: honour, colour, etc. Every once in a while, I might have to Google something, but rarely.