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Lexical stress placement in polysyllabic words in Malaysia english.
Malaysian English is said to be different from British English in terms of stress placement with the tendency for Malaysian English speakers to stress the final syllables of polysyllabic words, such as manfully, whereas in British English, stress placement is on the initial syllable. Two observation
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