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Is this right?
"read" is pronounced like it was in the past participle form when it's like "on read"?
Is this right?
"read" is pronounced like it was in the past participle form when it's like "on read"?
"read" is pronounced like it was in the past participle form when it's like "on read"?
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- Inglés (US)
I don't know what "on read" means. It doesn't make sense. You might mean the word "red" like the color red. Like a traffic light is red for stop.
So the word read (in the past tense) is pronounced the same as red.
To read (in the present tense) sounds like "reed" and read, in the past tense, sounds like "red"
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@HebrewDane on read is like on seen as far as I'm concerned, as you can listen to on the recording, I found a bunch of videos like that, idk if it's british or american but it's what it is
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It sounds like she's saying left on red but I can't make it out clearly and left on red doesn't make sense to me.
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@Jun_contreras I think she is saying "unseen" which means not seen.
Or it could be "on scene" which means you are on at the location of something.
There was already an ambulance on scene at the accident site.
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@HebrewDane it refers to messaging, when someone receives your message it says “read” or “seen”.
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“He left me on read” means he read my message and never replied.
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@Caleb_E Not sure how you feel I'm giving false info. Had the question said it was something on What'sApp I would have not answered it because I don't use those apps. All I did was try to make sense of what he was asking and explaining what I felt was a good attempt to respond. If you have a problem with it, well so be it....
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@HebrewDane Because saying it means “on scene, like in the location of something” is incorrect.
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