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Jiang hedges that he guesses pronunciation and meaning have not changed much, while explicitly acknowledging that Aurelia would know better.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "I'm guessing not. My guess is it hasn't, but you would know better than I do."
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"I'm guessing not. My guess is it hasn't, but you would know better than I do."
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"...I'm wondering if the actual meaning of the words or the pronunciation have changed since then."
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"...state -owned enterprises called Zabatsu, sorry, I don't know the exact pronunciation. They did make the necessary political changes to reduce the power and..."
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"...i'm pronouncing that correct you might oh apologies look terrible terrible pronunciation on my part and you might understand him as a uh based..."
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"...modern day Christianity through something called the Council of Nicaea. The pronunciation is different. Okay. It's properly pronounced Nicaea, but most people pronounce it..."
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