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Why do black Americans struggle with this?

It's not a hard word to pronounce.
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Anonymous
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it gets worse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esl_wOQDUeE
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>>222426106
"Aks" (or "ax") is actually the original proto-English term for asking. It was used mostly by poor Anglos that colonised the USA, in the south, and it became part of Ebonics.
Upon further research I found that *metathesis"* happened regularly in English. For instance "bird" (bridd), "horse" (hros), "wasp" (waeps), ...
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>>222426106
It's soul
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>>222426106
>americans
Black Brits struggle with it too
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Black people do this deliberately to appear uneducated when fashionable to do so
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