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    話者の希望・意向を表す文や働きかけの文は来ない。
    
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This is a case when interpoint (中黒) is used for listing like a conjunction. I
wonder how would a native speaker pronounce such an expression?

  * Simply きぼういこう
  * きぼう (pause) いこう
  * or きぼうといこう, きぼうやいこう, i.e. inserting some context-appropriate conjunction word between items.
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Pronunciation of interpoint when listing items
The 中黒 is used as punctuation and is only part of written language (文語体) and
does not represent anything in spoken language (口語体). (You will find no 中黒 in
bedtime stories.) When reading to yourself, or to someone reading the text
next to you, the 中黒 would simply be ignored, with possibly a short pause
between the words.

If you are reading, say, a dictionary entry out loud to someone not seeing the
text, you can insert a や or と, as appropriate, to avoid mistaking the two
words for a single one.
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