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THIS is a word you might use all year: Candy - It's #9 in my series for Halloween! This is a noun that follows the pattern of 2 syllables with the first one stressed: DAda DAda. The /i/ at the end is probably not a problem for people from most languages. The last syllable is /di/ /di/. The tricky bit is the first syllable. Put the tip of your tongue behind your bottom front teeth AS WELL AS the back of your tongue against your velum in the back, like you're going to say 'cat'. When you release t
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THIS is a word you might use all year: Candy - It's #9 in my series for Halloween! This is a noun that follows the pattern of 2 syllables with the first one stressed: DAda DAda. The /i/ at the end is probably not a problem for people from most languages. The last syllable is /di/ /di/. The tricky bit is the first syllable. Put the tip of your tongue behind your bottom front teeth AS WELL AS the back of your tongue against your velum in the back, like you're going to say 'cat'. When you release t
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