
User avatar #63 - desuforeverlulz (12/13/2012) [-]
Where does the "ey" sound come from? L by itself would seem to be much more of a "luh" sound, making it luh-maow.
User avatar #66 to #63 - snaresinger (12/13/2012) [-]
Because the IPA vowel for "le" is a schwa, aka [ə], which makes more of an "uh" sound.

Source: I'm a choir major. We know our vowels.
User avatar #67 to #66 - desuforeverlulz (12/13/2012) [-]
I don't even.
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