how do you say aunthow do you say routehow do you say crayonhow do you say waterhow do you say pajamashow do you say lawyerhow do you say carribeanhow do you say pecan
AntRowtCrayon/CrayownWatder (the T and D are said basically at the same time)Pa-jam-uhsLaw-yerCare-ib-ee-inPe-cawn
aw-ntrootcranwahdderpuh-jam-uhsloyercare-ib-ee-enactually pecon is really confusing and i don't know which one to say
this is a vocaroo threadhttp://vocaroo.com/i/s1k2QSYpYhFg
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1aRjLQFmioS
wow we pronounce everything the same way except for water and pajamas
Do you pronounce the "o" in "origin" and "horrible" as an "ah" sound?
Which brits? There's a lot of us.I dont know how you can't pronounce the r in water. Otherwise you're just saying "wort".im not familiar with that phenomenon.Also, I'm happy to say that an accent can come about from cultural laziness towards pronounciation.Which includes actively avoiding key syllables to words.
I've noticed the Australian accent replaces hard 'r' sounds with an 'ah' sound towards the end of the word."Ear" -> "Eah"
I say water like "watder" and twenty like "twenny"
