about the pronounciation of "win the U.S Open"
There is no dbout tha the can win the U.S Open.

"win the U.S" sounds like "winner U.S"
Is this right? My ear is okay?
Normally "the" sounds subtle?

Question

about the pronounciation of "win the U.S Open"
There is no dbout tha the can win the U.S Open.

"win the U.S" sounds like "winner U.S"
Is this right? My ear is okay?
Normally "the" sounds subtle?

Answer

You should be able to identify the /θ/ sound in "the" (the "th").  This would not be dropped by native speakers.

In my accent (London), "win a US open" would sound like "winner US open", but in American accents, you should be able to hear the /r/ at the end of "winner".

Answer

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/pronunciation/english/win
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/pronunciation/english/the
These will show you how it is pronounced