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I pronounce the t as a "flip" (as in li tt le) rather than as an actual /t/. The u becomes schwa, as does the a in the last syllable before the weak y .
- I pronounce the t as a "flip" (as in li tt le) rather than as an actual /t/.
- The u becomes schwa, as does the a in the last syllable before the weak y .
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I pronounce the t as a "flip" (as in little) rather than as an actual /t/. The u becomes schwa, as does the a in the last syllable before the weak y.
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