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6/18/2022 8:31:57 PM
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ajəktiv or ajətiv for adjective?
I wanna know who prefers to say the word "adjective" like the first option, or the second option.
It's not a very common word for people to say, but I've heard it said in both ways and am curious as to which way y'all say it here.
English
#Offtopic
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1 ReplyThis looks like the poll results for me and HoTh[spoiler]licks finger [/spoiler]
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I’m more of an adverb person tbf
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1 ReplyEdited by LahDsai: 6/21/2022 4:01:08 AMWhen I'm teaching, I'll pronounce the "c". When speaking casually, it's usually dropped. Do a similar thing with "orange" and "crayon". "Or-anj" and "cray-yon" when teaching, "ornj" and "crayn" when speaking casually.
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I say Ad-jec-tive
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5 RepliesI pronounce it adjective
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bro you hang around idiots
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Neither
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I say "a-je-tiv" and I don't know anybody who says anything else. Idk, I think it's wrong but whatever.
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1 ReplyAnybody saying the second option is just mispronouncing the word. There’s a c there that makes a “k” sound; it’s not silent.
