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What is the term for when a word begins with the previous word's ending sound?

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Is it common to vocalize syllabic L, but use dark L as a coda consonant after unreduced vowels?

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Devoicing 'Voiced consonants' to their counterparts

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American pronunciation of "with"

american-english pronunciation phonology accent

Is there a scale, rating, or formula for the 'pleasantness' of a word?

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Why does the noun "assumption" lose the "p" when it goes to verb form: "assume?"

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Why does /ɪ/ often sound like /ə/?

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Native English speakers don’t pronounce the ‘o’ vowel in the 1st syllable

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Solve and resolve pronunciation

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Can the modal verb "can" be pronounced as /ŋ(k)/?

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Rules for pronouncing the “gh” sound [duplicate]

etymology pronunciation orthography pronunciation-vs-spelling phonology

Reason for pronunciation differences between different meanings of offense

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Do you take a break between words, when pronouncing?

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Why are conscience and science pronounced differently?

pronunciation-vs-spelling phonology

What is the difference between /ʊ/ and /ʌ/ in British English?

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Why is chocolate pronounced as CHOK-LATE and not CHO-KO-LATE? [closed]

phonology stress fast-speech-rules

Why is "country" not pronounced like "count-tree"?

etymology pronunciation pronunciation-vs-spelling phonology vowels

Are /ɑːɹ/ and /æɹ/ allophones?

british-english phonology allophones

What effect do neighboring vowel-letters have on the pronunciation of the letters "sc" in a word?

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Does 'rhythm' have one or two syllables? [duplicate]

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