Comments by "Laurence Fraser" (@laurencefraser) on "" video.

  1. Standard English orthography would indicate that (unless contraindicated by the (unmarked) stress pattern) Denis be pronounced much like a certain male organ. Thus Dennis, with the double n, where in the second n is silent and cancels the modification the i would otherwise make to the e. Much like the second d in middle, or t in letter. It's why 'cuppa' has a double p, as well.
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