I love that scene. Joey's basically saying that he has to position himself so that it's almost as if he's actually inside the map in order to find his way. It's a real thing! I know people who do this!
I love that scene. Joey's basically saying that he has to position himself so that it's almost as if he's actually inside the map in order to find his way. It's a real thing! I know people who do this!
It's probably because you're listening for the pronunciation of each phoneme in each syllable. In casual speech, speakers run words together in such a way that the pronunciation changes radically. The auxiliary be going to is a good example of this:
I am going to (5 syllables) I'm going to (4 syllables) I'm gonna (3 syllables) Imma (2 syllables)
It's probably because you're listening for the pronunciation of each phoneme in each syllable. In casual speech, speakers run words together in such a way that the pronunciation changes radically. The auxiliary be going to is a good example of this:
I am going to (5 syllables) I'm going to (4 syllables) I'm gonna (3 syllables) Imma (2 syllables)
It's probably because you're listening for the pronunciation of each phoneme in each syllable. In casual speech, speakers run words together in such a way that the pronunciation changes radically. The auxiliary be going to is a good example of this:
I am going to (5 syllables) I'm going to (4 syllables) I'm gonna (3 syllables) Imma (2 syllables)