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From: "Jozef" <jozef.van.holsbeeck@pandora.be>
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Date: Wed, 11 May 2005 14:41:54 +0200
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> What low dastard moved the stress to the first syllable? I do not think
the OP
> is a native speaker: he was simply wondering which pronunciation, /dai/
> or /d&/, was more correct, and perhaps he lives somewhere where the
> loanword is used in other contexts.
>
Sorry, I did. And you are right I'm not a native speaker. I'm very sorry
that
my typo caused a lot of discussion. The stress is of course on the second
syllable. Thank you all for your contribution!
Jozef
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