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With certain words, well, with words that have a 't' in or mainly at the end, I don't pronounce the 't' properly. It's too hard to explain how it actually is that I pronounce it. I don't not say the 't' but then I don't pronounce it as it should be. I just say it quite quickly, or that's how it seems, but that's not the case. It's a pain not being able to, because it means I have to try remember to pronounce it properly when I say my name, which in itself is not difficult to do, it's just that when I do pronounce it correctly and because I really try, it then doesn't sound round to me. For anyone that doesn't know, my name is Brett. I kind of pronounce it "Bre" but with a very quick sound at the end lol. What letter(s), if any, don't/can't you pronounce properly/fully unless you think about doing so? I don't mean using it in slang words, or chav talk and all that rubbish. 
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I can't say a "tt" when it is in the middle of a word. So... button? I say it "buddon." Mitten? "Midden."
I also have trouble saying the letter "r." It always comes out as a w. I had a major speech impediment when I was younger and that little mix up is the one the speech therapist gave up on. Yes, the speech therapist seriously told me she gave up and told me not to come anymore. That hurt.
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With certain words, well, with words that have a 't' in or mainly at the end, I don't pronounce the 't' properly. It's too hard to explain how it actually is that I pronounce it. I don't not say the 't' but then I don't pronounce it as it should be. I just say it quite quickly, or that's how it seems, but that's not the case. It's a pain not being able to, because it means I have to try remember to pronounce it properly when I say my name, which in itself is not difficult to do, it's just that when I do pronounce it correctly and because I really try, it then doesn't sound round to me. For anyone that doesn't know, my name is Brett. I kind of pronounce it "Bre" but with a very quick sound at the end lol. What letter(s), if any, don't/can't you pronounce properly/fully unless you think about doing so? I don't mean using it in slang words, or chav talk and all that rubbish. It's because you're British. Or, as you would say, Bri'ish.
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With certain words, well, with words that have a 't' in or mainly at the end, I don't pronounce the 't' properly. It's too hard to explain how it actually is that I pronounce it. I don't not say the 't' but then I don't pronounce it as it should be. I just say it quite quickly, or that's how it seems, but that's not the case. It's a pain not being able to, because it means I have to try remember to pronounce it properly when I say my name, which in itself is not difficult to do, it's just that when I do pronounce it correctly and because I really try, it then doesn't sound round to me. For anyone that doesn't know, my name is Brett. I kind of pronounce it "Bre" but with a very quick sound at the end lol. What letter(s), if any, don't/can't you pronounce properly/fully unless you think about doing so? I don't mean using it in slang words, or chav talk and all that rubbish. It's because you're British. Or, as you would say, Bri'ish. No, that's Briddish.
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I don't pronounce the letter p when it's directly followed by s. Same with t. I also don't pronounce h's in words like hour or Meghan.
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also don't pronounce h's in words like hour or Meghan. I don't anyone in America does...? I just my pants. [/troll]
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My written english is kinda funky, but my speech is alright.
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To be honest off the top of my head I can't think of anything, but it is quite an interesting topic.
I suppose the double "t" like josh, but then again it is there when I say it I just don't enunciate I suppose.
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Well, that was epic. I ment... Well, I really don't know how I was going to word it. It was suppose to come out something like "Don't All Americans?" You're still missing the point.
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Well, that was epic. I ment... Well, I really don't know how I was going to word it. It was suppose to come out something like "Don't All Americans?" You're still missing the point. He might get it if I elaborate that the p and t thing is for words like psychology and tsunami.
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I've got teenageritis. I pronounce the word 'hello' as grunt, I can't help it :/
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I emphasize the wrong syllable in words like "button" and "kitten." I never even noticed til a friend pointed it out in January. I also don't pronounce cot and caught any differently. Past that, not sure if I can think of anything off the top of my head.
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When I say "room", I say "rum".
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When I say "room", I say "rum". I think that's just your subconscious... Xuzi: Actually, I just pronounce the second parts of the word. ButTON like "a ton of cash" and kitTEN like "I have ten dollars."
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When I say "room", I say "rum". I think that's just your subconscious... Xuzi: Actually, I just pronounce the second parts of the word. ButTON like "a ton of cash" and kitTEN like "I have ten dollars." That's rather weird. Though, i'm not sure if that's the proper way of saying those. I guess the best thing to do would be to watch a Royal (preferably The Queen) and see if she says either of those words and how.. I just say "kittun" or whatever. Edit: How does one not pronounce "cot" and "caught" differently? I'm quite common but damn, even I can pronounce those very differently
Last Edit: Mar 4, 2011 13:01:25 GMT by Stinky666
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