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So, I'm not sure how to word it, but I hear majority of people say des-ne and des-yo. But following the this: What are the rules regarding "mute vowels" ("u" after "s" and "i" after "sh")?

It seems that you aren't actually supposed to drop pronunce the u. So my question is, is this some type of special case, or do people just like to make the u silent. If I said desU-ne or desU-yo, would that be ok? Would that sound feminie/mascuine/strange/cute/serious?

So, I'm not sure how to word it, but I hear majority of people say des-ne and des-yo. But following the this: What are the rules regarding "mute vowels" ("u" after "s" and "i" after "sh")?

It seems that you aren't actually supposed to drop pronunce the u. So my question is, is this some type of special case, or do people just like to make the u silent. If I said desU-ne or desU-yo, would that be ok? Would that sound feminie/mascuine/strange/cute/serious?

So, I'm not sure how to word it, but I hear majority of people say des-ne and des-yo. But following this: What are the rules regarding "mute vowels" ("u" after "s" and "i" after "sh")?

It seems that you aren't actually supposed to drop pronunce the u. So my question is, is this some type of special case, or do people just like to make the u silent. If I said desU-ne or desU-yo, would that be ok? Would that sound feminie/mascuine/strange/cute/serious?

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Infernoboy
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ですね and ですよ regarding the silent u (silent vowels)

So, I'm not sure how to word it, but I hear majority of people say des-ne and des-yo. But following the this: What are the rules regarding "mute vowels" ("u" after "s" and "i" after "sh")?

It seems that you aren't actually supposed to drop pronunce the u. So my question is, is this some type of special case, or do people just like to make the u silent. If I said desU-ne or desU-yo, would that be ok? Would that sound feminie/mascuine/strange/cute/serious?