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1Likes- 10-May-2011, 06:59 #1
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How to pronounce "Last Order" fluently? Hi Everyone,
I'd like to know do I need to pronounce the "T" sound of "Last Order" in fast speech, or just pronounce "Las order"? Please advise.
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- 10-May-2011, 10:55 #2
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Teacher Re: How to pronounce "Last Order" fluently? 
Originally Posted by EngFan 
There is some kind of stop consonant, which is sometimes attenuated. It might also be replaced sometimes by a glottal stop. But most people (even those who use glottal stops elsewhere) say /la:s'tɔ:də/.
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