How native speakers pronounce “horns”

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but for the roadway much of the farm and not just a gap would be like this the cows are a mixture of short horns the cows are a mixture of short horns frisians and short-term freezing crosses

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We don't really think of these as anything other than homophones, but they actually come from the same word. Why? Because in ancient times, animal horns were used to make war horns, and so the word for them was the same. And this was done so consistently that we still use it today

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