How do you pronounce the word “other”?
How do you say different in British?
In the standard British In English, /r/ is only pronounced before vocals. In general American English, /r/ is usually pronounced in all positions. Thus, speakers of a non-rhotic accent pronounce ‘Other thing’ without /r/: /ə’nʌ. ðə.
What words can be pronounced in two different ways?
Words with more than one correct pronunciation
Word | Pronunciations |
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caramel | There are speakers in the US who use both pronunciations interchangeably. |
cauliflower | 1. “COLL-ih-flower” – “i” sounds like “ih” in the word “bit”. |
2. “COLL-ee-flower” – “i” sounds like “ee” in the word “bee”. |
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January 1, 2016