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4/3/2014 3:27:16 PM
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English people's pronunciation of words
English people of the flood, do you pronounce the letter "t" when it's in the middle of a word?
For example, when you say, "letter", does it sound like "let'er"?
When you say, "Martin", does it sound like "Mar'in"?
I'm curious.
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14 RespuestasI pronounce the Ts. Like, take the word "Verbatim", most Americans would probably say "Ver-bay-dum" whereas I say "Ver-bay-tim". Then again, a lot of people I go to college with think I have an "aristocratic" way of speaking. Most people I know say "Ostria" and "Ostralia" whereas I would say "Awstria" or "Awstralia".
