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Does the pronounciation of post vocalic 'r' in english is linked to its?



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Post Does the pronounciation of post vocalic 'r' in english is linked to its?
Does the pronounciation of post vocalic 'r' in english is linked to its position in the word?


Mon Jun 09, 2008 3:46 am
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Post Re: Does the pronounciation of post vocalic 'r' in english is linked to its?
^^^ what he has said.

British person would say 'row' about the same as American,

while word 'third' would englishman pronounce "t-hhhd"


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Post Re: Does the pronounciation of post vocalic 'r' in english is linked to its?
Not in American English, where the position of the r doesn't matter. In British English, it is pronounced if it precedes a vowel, but not otherwise.


Sat Sep 27, 2008 3:00 am
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