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Is this flapping?
pronunciation
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metal, meddle, mettle, medal pronunciation in American English
pronunciation
north-american-english
flapping
So, we don't change /t/ to /d/ if /t/ is between 2 vowel sounds and /t/ is the beginning of the stressed sound in a word in American English, right? [duplicate]
pronunciation
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"Gotta" pronunciation
american-english
abbreviations
flapping
Should I pronounce little as ['lit(ə)l] or ['lid(ə)l]
american-english
pronunciation
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Why is 'sort of' pronounced /sɔːrdəv/ in AmE though /t/ is not between vowels?
american-english
pronunciation
flapping
The pronunciation shift of T to D in the United States
pronunciation
flapping
In some parts of America, do people commonly use a flap after /n/, e.g. /ˈwɪn.t̬ɚ/?
american-english
pronunciation
dialects
flapping
Pronunciation of Mid-Word American English T + D
pronunciation
phonetics
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Does English allow alveolar flap [ɾ] at the ends of syllables? If yes, how to syllabify?
american-english
pronunciation
phonology
syllables
flapping
Why doesn't the T of "lunatic" flap in American English?
american-english
pronunciation
phonetics
flapping
Flapping in British English
pronunciation
british-english
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Why is there a flap allophone of /t/ but not of /k/ or /p/?
pronunciation
phonology
phonemes
flapping
allophones
Is there a difference between "bitter" and "better" in pronunciation?
differences
adjectives
pronunciation
pronunciation-vs-spelling
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Correct pronunciation of "TT"? [closed]
pronunciation
pronunciation-vs-spelling
phonology
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Are "traitor" and "trader" pronounced the same?
pronunciation
phonology
transatlantic-differences
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Why are 'student' and 'suspend' not pronounced as written?
pronunciation
flapping
aspiration
Why isn't the T in "relative" flapped?
american-english
pronunciation
flapping
"nt" pronounced as "n" in American English (as in "Internet"): what is it called?
american-english
pronunciation
phonology
flapping
Why is "t" sometimes pronounced like "d" in American English?
pronunciation
phonology
north-american-english
transatlantic-differences
flapping
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