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- 25-Jan-2010, 04:54 #1
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Pronunciation how does one pronounce' ofcourse' ?
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- 25-Jan-2010, 05:56 #2
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Re: Pronunciation "of" becomes a schwa, like the first vowel in Hindi. Combine that with 'course'.
- 25-Jan-2010, 06:47 #3
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Re: Pronunciation 
Originally Posted by raindoctor 
British Pronunciation : əv ˈkɔːs
American Pronunciation: əv ˈkɔːrs
- 25-Jan-2010, 08:03 #4
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Re: Pronunciation Is "Ofcourse" a single word?. I searched for Ofcourse in my Babylon dictionary (software tool) but couldn't find it, instead "Of course" is there. Originally Posted by Meenakshi D
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