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Let's say that Person A is a foreigner to your	by hadji	2005-03-08 11:49:30
C without a doubt.	by Peace_man	2005-03-08 12:10:12
I thought we were assuming that conversation would	by Esteis	2005-03-08 12:16:28
take place in B's native language -- otherwise the question would be rather pointless. I'm starting to lean towards C now, actually; but I'm thinking that it depends very much on whether A learnt the wrong pronunciation, or just pronounces wrongly. It is, indeed, true that C probably has an easier time understanding A than B would; but we're discussing A understanding B or C, not vice versa.
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If you assume that the conversation is	by Peace_man	2005-03-08 12:21:08
That about sums it up, yes. (n/t)	by Esteis	2005-03-08 12:23:05

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