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Re: Question for Australians on pet form for Megan
by
clevelandkentevans
4/22/2022, 6:59 AM
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a message by Suzanne146
Thanks! This of course is not the only example of people using a different vowel sound in a pet form than they do in the full formal name.
Jim
as the pet form of
James
is one of the most prominent examples
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