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for questions about the sound, stress, or intonation of spoken words.
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Why do people write "Hellooo" instead of "Heeello" to show a prolonged sound? [closed]
I'm not a native English speaker, so I don't know what to search for on Google and similar.
In chats I often read words like 'helloooo', or 'sureeee'. And as I understood it, it's meant to mimic the …
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