Can anyone explain why my screen says two different things when
pronouncing the first "I" in the below partial sentence?
Hi Carol, I will let you know if I
This was in an email and when I opened the message, both of the I's said
"eye". When I arrowed through the message, one line at a time, the
first "I" was spoken as "one" and the second was spoken as "eye." As
far as I can tell, they both have the same unicode symbol and everything
seems equal. Yes, I know it is not a big deal, I am just puzzled as to
why it would happen. Thanks. Also, I sent this message to myself
before sending it to the group and it still does the same thing. There
are many I's in this message and they all are spoken correctly except
the one in the message. Really, I am mostly curious as to why only one
letter would change its pronunciation
Carol
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