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 (DIR) Post #9x7mIbOvcqiqaGZEQK by luke@videos.lukesmith.xyz
       2020-07-15T22:50:31.048Z
       
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 (DIR) Post #9x7zsK7edwVUpAqpN2 by danoloan10@videos.lukesmith.xyz
       2020-07-16T01:16:20.514Z
       
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       12:09 in spanish we transform "hablada > hablá", with the stress on the last syllable ("aguda" word). this still preserves the metric/number of syllables according to the rules of metric in Spanish: if the accent is in the last syllable (aguda/accute word) the word metrically has +1 syllable (if the word is " esdrújula"/having dactylic stress it will have metrically -n syllables where n = s - 1 where s is the stressed syllable counting from 0 from the right). in Spanish we think of the stress in the penultimate syllable ("llanas" words) as the absolute natural stressing of words, and the metric syllables are calculated as if all the words were "llanas". does it make sense? i hope so lmao.
       
 (DIR) Post #9x80JVNssdgdZSP56W by danoloan10@videos.lukesmith.xyz
       2020-07-16T01:26:24.299Z
       
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        so for example when talking about metrics (in poems for example), "portón" has 3 syllables and "brújula" has 2