| in English | in Spanish | S |
|---|---|---|
| I put (past) | puse |
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Do you mean mnemonic device?
a year ago
I see. How embarrassing. I’ve become spoiled by spell check.
Still, I’ve heard it both ways, with the former most often associated with music specifically.
A neume is an early musical notation system used to recal information of a song and can .e broadly applied as a subset of mnemonic.
But I suppose “neumatic”, if not a typo, is a possible malaprop manner of translating neume into an adjective, and is more closely related to pneumatic, air-powered tools, than “neumetic” and The typo has been corrected.
It was also late, and I stlll had the Lisa Loeb comment on my mind.
So, we’ll go with “mnemonic”.
And thanks for asking? 😛
a year ago
Pronunciation
Normal speech: PU-se
IPA: /’pu.se/
a few seconds ago
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this might be a bit juvenile
but effective neumatic device.
“puse en Sue’s pantalones….ayer….lo hago.”
i’ll leave it there cause not sure of user base here.
a year ago