I was thinking about this last night for no known reason.

rid - "reed"
rod - "road"
rad - "rod"
red - "red"
rud - "rude?"

Spanish vowels are so nice.

Though, the U has me tripped up a bit. Is the U often used? The only word I can think of with a u is "guardar" where it says a "w" sound.

Since you all been bugging me about that Language Aptitude Test...

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This is a Language Aptitude Test that was administered in my ESL class. It is designed to measure your ability to learn another language. I thought you all might enjoy it, as I thought it was rather fun. In class, we were given about 10 minutes, but... you can take all the time you want ( Read more... )