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5 +2 | Can-coon |
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3 | yes, kan-kn |
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yes, kan-kn Explanation: you're correct...why are you asking all these questions? You could ring me and it would be easier (I'm an English teacher --> details on Proz) |
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Can-coon Explanation: first syllable CAN as in tin can second syllable COON as in racoon. Accent on second syllable. This is the standard English pronunciation (at least in the US) |
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