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1.
Intervocalic [t] as in
pity
is most normally voiced. The result is neutralization
of the distribution between [t] and [d] in this position, i.e.
latter, ladder.
The original
distinction is preserved through vowel length with the vowel before [t] being shorter.
In words like
little,
twenty
the sound
[t] can even drop out. Thus words
winter
and
winner
, for example, sound identical in GA.
2.
GA [r] is articulated differently compared to the RP one. It is articulated with
the tip of the tongue curled back a bit further than in RP.
3.
The sonorant [j] is usually weakened or omitted altogether in GA between a
consonant and [u:] as in the words:
Tuesday
[tu:zdi],
news
[nu:z],
suit
[su:t], etc.
4.
Many differences involve the pronunciation of individual words or groups of
words. Here are some of these:
RP
GA
Asia
cordial
education
either
leisure
lever
schedule
shone
tomato
vase
[„eı∫ə]
[„kͻ:diəl]
[„edju‟kei∫n]
[„aiðə]
[„leƷə]
['li:və]
[„∫edju:l]
[∫ɒn]
[tə‟ma:təu]
[va:z]
[„eıƷə]
[„kͻrjəl]
[„edƷu‟kei∫n]
[„i:ðə]
[„li:Ʒə]
[„levər]
[„skedjəl]
[∫oun]
[tə‟meıtou]
[veiz]
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