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there should be no comma between "count" and "of"...
+"of a good haiku" is 6 syllables...
> 6 syllables
Nope, it's not.
Haïku is 3 syllables...
CK, Yes, I know that, thank you. Say it to sacredceltic :)
pronouncing a 3 syllables Japanese word in 1, 2, 3 or 4 syllables in another language is one thing, however debatable.
But caricaturing a beautiful Japanese poetry genre while distorting Japanese words is just bad taste...
> This is a sentence, that has the syllable count, of a good haiku.
However, it's worth pointing out, especially to nonnative speakers, that it doesn't have the punctuation of a good sentence. The commas here were added to split the sentence into three pieces, each with a specific number of syllables. In a normal sentence, you would not find a comma between a referent ("a sentence") and the restrictive clause that follows it ("that has..."). Nor would you generally find a comma between "count" and "of".
Thanks for changing it.
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This is a sentence, that has the syllable count, of a good haiku.
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This is a sentence that has the syllable count of a good haiku.
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