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I love, like enjoying a latte on the bus with some music or on a walk with a friend. My

only resolution is to enjoy more of what I love, like switching up my usual with oat,

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charge. Whilst stocks last, subject to availability. Before you listen to this episode, I do have a quick

clarification over something you're going to hear in this episode. Prior to recording

this episode, I was told that the tribal name has two accepted pronunciations in English,

and I picked the one that I thought was correct or was acceptable. And then when I did pronounce

it, even that, I kind of messed it up. The thing with this that I have since learned

thank you to a listener named Mark who kindly got on the phone with me and gave me some

of his time. And we talked over it so that I could hear what I was supposed to be saying.

The tier of the key at the beginning are both added in English. The word actually has

a letter, a sound that doesn't exist in English. So it's an unvoiced L-like sound. So

in English, we have adapted to a rower, unvoiced sounds, the tier of the key, to the L to then

make something somewhat close to the word very anglicized. And I opted for the more anglicized

version when I really shouldn't have that is on me and my research. I have heard that

clinket is the more preferred and more common and more correct pronunciation. I apologize

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