Famous Hollywood Celebrities We've Lost in 2009

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Famous Hollywood Celebrities We've Lost in 2009 - Obituary in 2009
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@StanTheObserver-lo8rx Ай бұрын

Farrah Fawcett,Michael Jackson and Sky Saxon of The Seeds (Pushin too Hard) all died on the same day. I liked that song as a kid!

@gogoyubari366 2 ай бұрын

Collin Paxton was so pretty!

@courtneyraymer6586 2 ай бұрын

You’re just getting better and better. As I look at the time of posting, you’re improving by the hour. One thing I noticed that I hope I can help you with is when you slightly botched the last name of Carl Reindel.I didn’t learn this rule until I was around 40. Names that have “ei” or “ie” in them are usually German. They’re always pronounced by sounding the second letter only. So his name is pronounced “ Ryne-DEL. My brother-in-law and sister-in-law had the last name “Riechers”. It was pronounced “REE-kers”. This rule applies only to names(proper nouns). Other English words with “ei” or “ie” combinations, you’ll have to lookup in the dictionary, because there is no rhyme or reason for them. This is again one of those cases where English steals from other languages with different phonetic rules. The rule for people’s names is because they follow the rule for German phonetics because they’re usually Germanic origin. Sorry to be such a long winded “grammar nazi”, but I think if you’re given a reason for a pronunciation, it helps you remember it more easily. I know I seem petty, but you’ve improved so much the little errors are all that’s left. You’re just lucky that my mother isn’t coaching you; she even defined herself as “hypercritical “.😉❤️

@obituarypedia 2 ай бұрын

This ie and ei part sounds a bit difficult im working as hard as I can to some how grow and reach the level where I can manage to have a helper in making videos or either for narration or at least shed some workload from my shoulders. These days I'm relaxing and resting more and working less as the videos are getting comparatively better response and most of the days one video is enough to maintain my average viewership. Though I love doing research and collection of data.

@courtneyraymer6586 2 ай бұрын

I hope I’m not burdening you. The “ei” and “ie” pronunciations apply to people’s names only. As for the combination in ordinary words, you may need an English dictionary for guidance. My recommendation would be one for American English because I think the majority of your audience is American. There are some differences between British English and American English, but there is a larger population of Americans. But, as I say, I hope I’m not overloading you with too much correction. I think your audience will continue to grow as long as you, personally are doing your videos and not resorting to AI narration. I’m glad you’re pacing yourself so that you continue to improve without getting overwhelmed.