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The hissing or soft consonantal texture Aurelia hears more strongly in the Italian than in English.
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sibilance
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...what I think, in English, like, the sismic rat, like, the sibilance, the sibilance, I feel like, comes through a lot more. Right. The..."
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Aurelia agrees that the Italian carries stronger sibilance and sonic texture than the English rendering.
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"...what I think, in English, like, the sismic rat, like, the sibilance, the sibilance, I feel like, comes through a lot more. Right. The..."
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"like I mean honestly I do feel like there's like the sibilance that I mentioned earlier and I feel like there's the also something..."
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