What is the little circle thing below a c in front of an a,o, or u to indicate that it's pronounced like an s?
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It is a cedilla. But it has different functions, which depend on the language. For instance, in Portuguese, it changes the sound of "c" from plain "C" (as in "cat") to an approximate sound to "s" (as in "satin"). In French, it has a similar function. But, as far as I know, in Romanian, for instance, it changes the sound of "t" from a plain "T" (as in "take") to a sound which is similar to "sht"! Sorry, I can't remember an English word that contains a sound like that... Anyone else does? I suppose there are quite a few other languages in which the cedilla is used and has different functions from the ones I mentioned.
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we don't use k,l,m,n anymore. The letters are s,p,d and f. They refer to the different shapes of the shells(orbitals)
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most likely "centi-."\n\nit means one-hundredth.\n\n\nhope that helps.
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You mean to "c u m" (the c,u,m all together wich sounds the same as come". It means orgasm.
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x is kisses and o is hugsbecause you make an o with your arms when you hug and lip pushed together looks like an x
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you mean an underscore? ______\n\nif thats what you mean, its the key to the right of 0 and to the left of =\n\nits normally the hyphen key but you can press shift to make it an underscore
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:) Actually, you are exactly right, it should pronounced:\nsix p two one dot three.\np or q indicates the arm, the next number the band, the next the subband, etc. The numbers are not decimal!!! p21 doesn't mean there is p17 or p18, that depends on the given chromosome.\nTo be honest, in everyday usage, we commonly would say six p twentyone dot three... :)
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Justice maybe the third letter should be s instead of c
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A flat, denoted by a symbol that looks a bit like a lowercase "b."
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the letter W is a compund letter, in other words, it has two letters, in my country, it's said that it is two "v" s\n\nbut i have found out in mexico, they say is actually two "u"s\n\nsee what i mean,,, \n\nif we go in the sound of that letter "double "U"\n\nso, it might be two "u"s
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The ~ is located above the TAB key with the shift button. It is used for different things, but I know some people who use it as a "wave"\n\nHi ~~~ which is the same as saying "Hi" (wave hand 3X)\n\nSome use it as approximately for example 1000mb ~ 1 gig...which could mean 1000megabytes is "approximately" 1 gigabytes. \n\nIt can be used for many things, theres not just ONE use for them.\nActual name for it is tilde or pronounced "til-da".\n\nDictionary definition:\nA diacritical mark ( ~ ) placed over the letter n in Spanish to indicate the palatal nasal sound (ny), as in cañon, or over a vowel in Portuguese to indicate nasalization, as in lã, pão.
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they are called ligatures, in printing anyway.  you usually see them more often in british english than in american english - it's some relic from latin.\n\nalso, did you know that the & is a ligature too - it's a squished-together e and t, supposedly, to mean the latin "et" which means "and".\n\nin linguistics when two letters represent a single sound, it is called a diphthong.\n\nhope this helps.
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There is a dirty mark on your paper, which makes a C look like the E in your question.  SOWRRCDOSS makes CROSSWORDS.
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~ is a tilde. It can be used above the letter n in Spanish to create a "n-yay" sound. It is also sometimes used at the end of URLs to denote authorship. Ex: http://www.tilde.com/~physicspat
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It's called an "underscore"
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i dont get it. unless i am saying it wrong i pronounce it just like it is spelled:  fo-net-ics (ph makes a f sound btw.)
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The a's in Spanish are pronounced ahh as in open your mouth and say "ahhh"\nThe e's are pronounced "ey" part in the word "hey".\nthe i's are pronounced "eee"\nthe o's are pronounced "oh" and the \nu's are pronounced like the "oo" in "boo".\nIf you can remember that then you can say just about any word in Spanish correctly.