>mfw "record" has two different pronunciations depending

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>REEEEEEEEEEEEEcord

get off my board third world scum.

>>68649450
So you can distinguish between the verb record and the noun record

Don't you pronounce "vinyl record" more like "rekerd", and "recorded audio" like "rek-orrd"?

>>68649514
Yeah

>>68649514
see
>>68649484

Hey man I'm gonna go record for my record

>>68649568
record records

>>68649450
It makes sense, you pronounce the re- prefix in the verb because that's what it means; to play something again
The meaning of the re- prefix in the noun is lost, therefore you don't pronounce it

Note I'm not a linguist, so I'm pretty much taking an educated guess

>>68649635
I am, and it has more to do with verbs having a different stress pattern than nouns in general.

>>68649489
Why are posting this in every thread

>>68649450
yeah i know i mean for that chainsmokers song with halsey how do you say it? like close-er or cloze-er