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    Is it t-uh or tu?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bagzi94 View Post
    Is it t-uh or tu?
    What do you mean by 't-uh'?
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    I mean tə.

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    In Br E, the word is normally pronounced /tə/ before consonants, /tu/ before vowels and /tu:/ when stressed.
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