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armillary    
a. 手镯的

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armillary
adj 1: of or relating to bracelets


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    Scottish spelling is not the same as English spelling, so English speakers may get confused if the author consistently uses Scottish spellings and words Scots English is English with a Scottish accent, and this may include code-switching between English and Scottish If your reader is an English speaker, then looking up every word of Scottish
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    You describe the letters they elongate, drop, clip etc for example a Scottish accent can be described in terms of rolled "r"s and "l"s, the pronunciation of the "h" after the "w" in words like "what" and "which" where it is generally silent in other dialects, and a dozen other distinct phonological features Have a look at the accents you
  • fiction - Writing an accent and evolving - Writing Stack Exchange
    Could you "evolve" it by slowly removing the accent throughout the story? Or would it pull you out of the book if every so often a word you spelled one way before, changed now Say, character A is new to Scotland and barely understands Scottish But then he resides there for years and every passing month keeps understanding it better and better
  • How do I make my characters sound British? - Writing Stack Exchange
    It might be local words, like 'lad' and 'lass' in Scotland It might be a particular accent: 'cup' is pronounced almost like 'coop' in Yorkshire (Here's a sample ) You don't want to go too heavy on the "special" words, or you risk making the text incomprehensible, but you can use them as needed Accent is the hardest element to represent in
  • Struggling at writing dialogue. What to do?
    People do not talk with grammatically perfect dialog Never let perfect dialog be the enemy of good dialog Get used to those squiggly red lines to show up when writing dialog drafts, because it's going to happen Especially if you do phonetic spelling to show a character using an accent People mispronounce things all the time
  • How can I make the story less predictable? - Writing Stack Exchange
    In one series I read, there was a group of MCs, one of which had a thick Scottish accent Late in the series, he's in a different part of the World Universe and writes the main MC a letter It's in perfect, unaccented English
  • Does misspelling words for the sake of bad English improve the . . .
    Phonetic accent is also much harder to read when English is only your second language: it is considerably harder to parse it into the original word I remember having particular trouble reading Walter Scott's Waverley It is heavy with a mix of Scottish dialect words, phonetic accent, and words that are no longer in use
  • Use of Regional Diction in Writing
    On the other hand, I believe that in every English (England) novel I've read, the Scots speak English with Scottish dialect – user23046 Commented May 23, 2017 at 5:00
  • fiction - How can you make up a convincing dialect? - Writing Stack . . .
    Take the Irish accent for example Whenever I write people with an Irish dialect, I do feature some quirks of that accent, but I don't go full pseudo-phonetic transcription Here's an example "Get yer halfwit bum over 'ere, ye bloodie pollock!" Sorry if that wasn't accurate, but it shows the point
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    Usually it's to denote a gentle and mild British accent as opposed to pidgen spelling for Cockney, Irish, or Scottish and keyboard mashing character strings of 33+ letters for Welsh (joking I have no ear for Welsh accents and don't try them at all )





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