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I've been noticing that a lot of words have slurred T,is there a rule for it ?, in the word visitors the T seems like a R :visiros and immortal seems like immoral , notice seems like norice
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, in the word visitors the T seems like a R :visi r os and immortal seems like immo r al , notice seems like no r ice Do you know whether you are referring to AmE speakers, or to BrE speakers, or to English speakers from some other part of the world? Per the other thread, "t" can blur into a weak "d" in AmE speech, while in BrE speech many people have very poor diction whereby "t"s are replaced by glottal stops (in some regions this is a legitimate part of a regional accent, but in others it is just slovenly speech).
- , in the word visitors the T seems like a R :visi r os and immortal seems like immo r al , notice seems like no r ice Do you know whether you are referring to AmE speakers, or to BrE speakers, or to English speakers from some other part of the world?
- Per the other thread, "t" can blur into a weak "d" in AmE speech, while in BrE speech many people have very poor diction whereby "t"s are replaced by glottal stops (in some regions this is a legitimate part of a regional accent, but in others it is just slovenly speech).
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hi123I've been noticing that a lot of words have slurred T,is there a rule for it ?, in the word visitors the T seems like a R :visiros and immortal seems like immoral , notice seems like norice
Do you know whether you are referring to AmE speakers, or to BrE speakers, or to English speakers from some other part of the wor
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