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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 sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #589825
This is a sentence
that has the syllable countof a good haiku.
added by CK, 28 de outubro de 2010
linked by CK, 28 de outubro de 2010
This is a sentence, that has the syllable count, of a good haiku.
edited by CK, 28 de outubro de 2010
linked by samueldora, 28 de outubro de 2010
linked by Kokoo, 29 de abril de 2011
linked by herrsilen, 30 de outubro de 2012
linked by CK, 2 de novembro de 2012
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linked by Guybrush88, 2 de outubro de 2014
This is a sentence that has the syllable count of a good haiku.
edited by CK, 8 de decembro de 2018
