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latin epsilon
in the IPA it is used for the open-mid front unrounded vowel (/Ι›/) such as in bed (/bΙ›d/)
man i love Ι› it is such a latin greek letter
Ɛ by ΢aaq June 10, 2025

KSEGW!Ɛ;Π“#% 

DONALD DUCK COOMIN
KSEGW!Ɛ;Π“#% FORCED HELEN KELLER TO DO BLACKFACE
KSEGW!Ɛ;Π“#% by MYFRENDING January 12, 2021

Ι›spΓ¦njoʊɫ

How americans pronounce EspaΓ±ol, the name of the mexican language
Ι›spΓ¦njoʊɫ - Americans
Ι›spΓ¦njoʊɫ by EKimLipse November 8, 2023
A heart for people with weird keyboards..
Person 1: I Ɛ> you
Person 2: wtf....
Ɛ> by orelover13 December 18, 2016

𝔽𝕒ʇ𝕒𝕝_β„‡π•£π•£π• β±€π”Έπ“·π••ΚŽ 

𝔽𝕒ʇ𝕒𝕝_β„‡π•£π•£π• β±€π”Έπ“·π••ΚŽ ,Andy,Fatal :D , he like find some bugs in games
by 𝔽𝕒ʇ𝕒𝕝_β„‡π•£π•£π• β±€π”Έπ“·π••ΚŽ July 9, 2020

[Ι›spΚ°Γ¦njoʊɫ] 

How (white) americans pronounce β€œEspaΓ±ol”
Ι›spΚ°Γ¦njoʊɫ - Karen Smith, suburban soccer mom who voted for Trump and gives her children essential oils instead of vaccinating them
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