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He works for a prestigious law firm in Mumbai

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He works for a prestigious law firm in Mumbai
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This article uses a dialogue format to explain the English idiom 'take after' and the pronunciation of the word 'prestigious'. It highlights the difference between native and Indian English pronunciations of the latter.

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It serves as an educational resource for English language learners, particularly those interested in nuances of vocabulary and regional pronunciation.

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