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Gretchen McCulloch

@gretchenmcculloch.com

schwa is the spookiest English vowel because any other vowel can become it it's like a vowel ghost cədaver skeləton devəl halləween autəmn

26/10/26, 1:33 am26 reposts146 likes

@matthew27-51-53.bsky.social

The way people pronounce Oshawa is a perfect example of a schwa but the locals call it The Shwa, which is not.

@tccschreiner.bsky.social

Read this in the voice of Gröup X Shiggity shiggity schwa

youtu.beGroup X - SchfiftyfiveYouTube video by Gothrock44

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Iva Cheung@ivacheung.com

Going nerdy rebus this year for Halloween. The linguists will understand. http://t.co/Osr2lQm4o2

Peter Sokolowski

@petersokolowski.bsky.social

scary

@kissemjolk.bsky.social

uhhhh… 😉

GolgariGlenRoss

@golgariglenross.bsky.social

I explicitly teach my students about schwa and why it makes spelling so hard. Is it an a? An i? Sounds like a u, but it’s probably not that, except when it is.