suraj
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For most non-native speakers, the backtracking of silent `e` is more confusing. It does not help in case of `sake` vs `saké` where most people do not add the acute mark and use context for disambiguation.
Notes: I am a generalist engineer who is looking for next challenge to expand my knowledge. I have worked across various domains and I am flexible with technology. My recent projects are DolbyON app and dolby.io website.
For learning, you just learn the sounds separately for each vowel and consonant. So you can read & pronounce anything written in Devanagari script but not understand it if its a different language :)
[1]: http://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/No...