Originally Posted by
TheShaman
I think this recent mentioning of me having an accent went to your head, lol. I actually saw a meme recently of the English abilities of varies countries in Europe where Scandinavia was ranked as speaking more comprehensive English than the British, lol.
I think the difference here is mainly about pronouncing Juilliard. (Which I misspelled cuz of the silent i..). Google says Joo-lee-ard, which is also how I pronounce it. Although I guess it would be a bit more correct to just make it a two syllable word (like "Juil-iert"). But the next rhyme was Foolish Heart; cookie jar; Joo-lee-ard; Jewish fart; fully charged. Imo clear assonance. Or am I missing something?
I know you're a rhyme purist from the slant rhyme thread, hehe. So I'm sure you're talking about some miniscule difference between the vowel sounds. But as of now I still don't get it. =]