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"Good and bad words": in defense of Venezuelan speech
If we assert here that the omission of final "s" or "r" sounds in Venezuelan speech is not a product of illiteracy, but rather part of the natural enrichment of the language, the reader will likely receive this idea with skepticism. Even using a colloquial expression like "mamando gallo" (a slang term for joking around) to illustrate this point might lead one to think that we are disregarding academic forms or using what are considered "bad words."
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