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Asking other Americans. The suffix "-ing" (as in running, walking, eating, etc) is either pronounced "in" or /iŋ/ (sorry for people who don't know the phonetic alphabet, but that's "ing" without a hard g). I recently heard some people from out of state using it with a hard g at the end (/iŋg; g as in goat, go, grape). It was really weird to me, and got me wondering how many people say it like that.

I used to play this mobile game just to listen to the song that plays while you're in your settlement. I found it very calming. I cannot find any information about this song from the game itself or from the developers (seal.games). Any help finding this would be helpful! I've been looking for days 😕