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MarieOra Posted 9 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation

British vs American Pronunciation

I think everyone here might find this interesting:

We've chosen four of the most common words used in everyday conversation that have a different British vs American pronunciation.

I'd love to know what you think of it.
  

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MarieOra We've chosen four of the most common words used in everyday conversation that have a different British vs American pronunciation. Why didn't you put these four words in your post? I would think that it would be more challenging to find words that are pronounced exactly the same (including the accent, of course).

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  • MarieOra We've chosen four of the most common words used in everyday conversation that have a different British vs American pronunciation.
  • Why didn't you put these four words in your post?
  • I would think that it would be more challenging to find words that are pronounced exactly the same (including the accent, of course).
  • By the way, as added interest, you probably need to tell us which British (and American) accents you are comparing.
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MarieOraWe've chosen four of the most common words used in everyday conversation that have a different British vs American pronunciation.
Why didn't you put these four words in your post?

I would think that it would be more challenging to find words that are pronounced exactly the same (including the accent, of course).

By the way, as added
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What about secretary, tomato, aluminum, privacy, route, the letter "z" and vase?
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MarieOra View the full article here: http://pronounce.london/british-vs-american-pronunciation /
It needs a few corrections regarding British pronunciation. Schedule is shed-yool (this part is the same as the word yule). Advertisement is ad-ver-tis (t
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