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Old 23-Jan-2007, 13:00
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Default Re: "-ate" and the long "a"?

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Originally Posted by dihen View Post
another question: words ending with "-ication"
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Can I pronounce them as "-/aɪkeɪʃən/" instead of "-/ɪkeɪʃən"?
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Originally Posted by Englishuser View Post
No.

Modification = [mɔdəfəkeʃən] ([mOd@f@keS@n])
No, you certainly can't dihen. But stick to your (second) transcription, for British English.

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