i dont blame anyone for that misfortune account, of expressing 'e' as 'h'. thus, changing sweet mae to sweet mah. it was some loopy handwritten paper, i presume, that 'e' looks similarly to 'h'.
so the speakers boomed, SWEET MAH. it wasnt precisely audible enough to make out the wrongly spoken syllables, judging by the fact that i didnt realise it was sweet mah. it sounded nothing close to that, nor is it to sweet mae.
i am immensely concerned on the pronunciation of my name, half the universe should learn this well by now. then again, i wouldnt mind having and that extra initial in my name (: *if only its effect is half as brilliant than the original version*
upon understanding the truth behind the blunderness, factually learning that 'e' was expressed as 'h' as well, pretty obviously. and having replies of 'ohhhhhh', *eyebrows* and *smiles*, from the half of the class who understood. :D
loves..
