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    Always a pleasure to help.
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    February 27, 2018
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  • Answered
    I can help! They technically mean the same thing. all right is more formal, and alright is quicker, and less formal. You would want to use "all right" when writing an important letter. but alright is pretty much common place in conversational text.
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    February 27, 2018
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  • Answered
    Perhaps it references a persons' belly button, or naval.
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    February 26, 2018
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    February 24, 2018
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    February 24, 2018
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  • Commented
    你好！
     字母“I”具有类似于大多数元音的短而长的声音。 （Aa Ee Ii Oo和Uu（有时是Yy，用于带有长“E”声音的“同步”或带有长“I”声音的“Shy”）。）
    长音= ey
    例子：馅饼，谎言/叹气，高/骰子，米饭，骑
    你可能会注意到这六个词是如何分开的。 -IE，-IGH，-ICE。这些例子中的“E”和“GH”修改了“I”的声音以创造流畅的长“i”声。
    短声=呃
    示例：摆脱，投标/生病，诡计
    大多数只有“我”的单词可以看作短小的“我”。
    我希望这有助于解决任何问题？询问这里或添加我。祝你有美好的一天！
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    February 24, 2018
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  • Commented
    Hello!
     The letter "I" does have a short and long sound similar to most vowels. (Aa Ee Ii Oo and Uu (sometimes Yy, for words like "sync" which takes on a long "E" sound, or "Shy" which carries a long "I" sound. .)

    Long sound = ey
    Examples: pie, lie/sigh, high/dice, rice, ride
    You may notice how these six words are seperated. -IE, -IGH, -ICE. The "E" and the "GH" in these examples modify the sound of the "I" to create a fluent long "i" sound.

    Short sound = eh
    Examples: rid, bid/sick, trick
    Most any word which has only an "i" in it can be read as a short "i" sound.

    I hope this helped, any questions? Ask here or add me. ^^ Have a good day!

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    February 24, 2018
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