The dictionary says the pronunciation of “she” has strong form /ʃiː/ and weak form /ʃɪ/. But in fast casual talk, is there possible to pronounce it like “shuh” /shə/?

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I asked two questions to AI about American pronunciations. These are both correct? 1) whether the American can elide the sound /r/ as in “there were” In some American English accents, particularly those associated with certain regions or dialects, the "r" sound at the end of words or syllables may be dropped or pronounced very lightly. In fast casual talk, you might hear "there were" pronounced more like "theah weh." The "r" sound at the end of "there" may be less pronounced or even omitted in these cases. 2) whether they pronounce like “the” as in “there were” In fast casual American speech, it's common for the pronunciation of "the" to be reduced or even dropped in certain contexts. In phrases like "there were," the "th" sound in "the" may be less distinct or omitted, leading to a more casual and rapid pronunciation.

If I wanna express "I'm busy, I have a lot of work to do", can I say "I'm stuck by work. or I'm stuck with work "?

Hello, I checked phrases of “lack of sth” and “short of sth”. And my question is which expression sounds natural or both are fine? Please see below and do me a favor. 1. His problem is a lack of self-control. 2. He is short of self-control. By the way, thanks for all your help and encouragement for me!

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I have come across the lyrics from a song which I don't get the meaning. "If you're thirsty, put your body in motion Diamonds 'round your neck stay frozen Bounce to my arms, I'll hold you Right now, I don't wanna be sober Why shouldn't we be somewhere having a good time?" Anyone knows what this whole paragraph (especially the first two sentences) mean? Thank you so much.

How does "I says' sound? I know it means "I said in an emphasizing way". It seems to sound a bit Irish or Scottish. I just want to know how it sounds for each native speaker of "English". Thank you very much.

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This is the script of a podcast. The man is talking a lot, but what he is actually saying is like this? “If you've ever been in a house you see like, any kind of wood paneling, wood stripes, paneling board, something like that.” A) And If, you've ever been in a house and you walk into, let's say the Dining room and instead of the entire wall being, let's say drywall, maybe about halfway down or I think the general rule is, is what two, two thirds of the way down B) Waist height A) You will find. And you know, it depends on your, the height of your wall though really? 'cause you would, you want to do it different for like a 10 foot ceiling than like a eight foot ceiling. B) It's quite a setup. A) It is. But if from there down you see like, you know, these any kind of wood paneling or these, these wood stripes, paneling board, something like that. Not the rail itself. We'll get to that. That is what Wainscoting is.