🔸 The "r" sound is always pronounced — "car" sounds like kar, and "harder" becomes harder (not "hah-duh"). 🔸 The "t" in words like "butter" turns into a soft "d" → it sounds like "budder". 🔸 The words "can" and "can't" sound almost identical — you need to listen to the intonation to tell them apart. 🔸 Words like "Tuesday" and "news" drop the "y" sound: "Tuesday" becomes "Toozday", "news" → "nooz". 🔸 Vowels often get reduced: "family" sounds like "famly", "chocolate" → "choclit".
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This accent has some very distinctive features:
🔸 The "r" sound is always pronounced — "car" sounds like kar, and "harder" becomes harder (not "hah-duh").
🔸 The "t" in words like "butter" turns into a soft "d" → it sounds like "budder".
🔸 The words "can" and "can't" sound almost identical — you need to listen to the intonation to tell them apart.
🔸 Words like "Tuesday" and "news" drop the "y" sound: "Tuesday" becomes "Toozday", "news" → "nooz".
🔸 Vowels often get reduced: "family" sounds like "famly", "chocolate" → "choclit".
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