08-03-2022, 10:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-03-2022, 10:14 AM by Man From Ironbark.)
On pronunciation, it depends a lot on which country or county one lives in. You'll tend to speak the local dialect unless you have been taught differently.
USA speakers do tend to make such letters silent. It appears that the letter U could be dropped from the US alphabet and nobody would notice.
In other words such ac arctic, US speakers always say artic, lose the C altogether.
English speakers do pronouce the d in wednesday and the r in february. They also accentuate the g at the end of words such as working. whereas in the USA it is workin'
USA speakers do tend to make such letters silent. It appears that the letter U could be dropped from the US alphabet and nobody would notice.
In other words such ac arctic, US speakers always say artic, lose the C altogether.
English speakers do pronouce the d in wednesday and the r in february. They also accentuate the g at the end of words such as working. whereas in the USA it is workin'
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