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Fun and enjoyable ways to practice pronunciation?Can and can't pronunciationPronunciation of “SUS” in “Stainless Steel SUS 304”Pronunciation of foreign words by foreign speakersVariations in the pronunciation of “the”The pronunciation of ending “s”Is there a simple guide for 's' vs 'sh' pronunciation in words?Pronunciation of words that end with two syllabic R'sPronunciation of Weather vs WhetherAmerican English pronunciation of 't' after 'n'
When we elide "t" sound from words like "accidents", how native English speakers speak it, as "accidens" or "accidenz"?
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When we elide "t" sound from words like "accidents", how native English speakers speak it, as "accidens" or "accidenz"?
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Consider that prints and prince are homophones.
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When we elide "t" sound from words like "accidents", how native English speakers speak it, as "accidens" or "accidenz"?
pronunciation
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tchrist♦
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When we elide "t" sound from words like "accidents", how native English speakers speak it, as "accidens" or "accidenz"?
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Consider that prints and prince are homophones.
– tchrist♦
44 mins ago
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Consider that prints and prince are homophones.
– tchrist♦
44 mins ago
Consider that prints and prince are homophones.
– tchrist♦
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Consider that prints and prince are homophones.
– tchrist♦
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