How do you pronounce "directly"? I heard from translation application that British English pronunciation is the same as American English pronunciation. How do you pronounce it as a native speaker? Ple

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How do you pronounce "directly"? I heard from translation application that British English pronunciation is the same as American English pronunciation. How do you pronounce it as a native speaker? Please help me with a voice comment, and point out you speak British English or American English. Thank you so much!🙏🏻☺️

5 de feb. de 2021 15:00

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I guess Americans don't pronounce the T as strongly as the Brits. Maybe a stop T is in there.

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5 de febrero de 2021

Ireland

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5 de febrero de 2021

I’m an American English speaker and I’ve heard it pronounced two ways. #1 Americans usually pronounce it like Der-rect-ly. You want to use the “Er” sound after the D. As in the word Flower. The letters “ly” at the end of the word sound like “lee”. #2 British speakers pronounce it like D-eye-rect-ly. The The letter “I” is pronounced with the long “I” sound or like the sound in the word “eye”. The “ly” at the end also sound like “lee” Either way of pronunciation is fine, but I’m an American and most of us would tell you to say it like option 1.

5 de febrero de 2021