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  1. 01-Feb-2010, 05:56 #1
    newb
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    Default How to Pronounce

    Hi all,

    I would like to know how to pronounce the following...

    "i knew him already"

    whether it s pronounced like "no" or "nu" or something else..

    Kindly let me know your answers

    Thank you
  2. 02-Feb-2010, 01:23 #2
    Williamyh
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    Default Re: How to Pronounce

    Quote Originally Posted by newb View Post
    Hi all,

    I would like to know how to pronounce the following...

    "i knew him already"

    whether it s pronounced like "no" or "nu" or something else..

    Kindly let me know your answers

    Thank you
    According to Longman Pronunciation Dictionary, you should ignore the sound of "k", just pronounce it same as "new". Of course, there is pronounciation different between American Eng nuː and British Eng njuː

    knew njuː ǁ nuː njuː (= new)

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