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Re: CHAT: The King of Glottal Stops Reigns Supreme!

From:Clint Jackson Baker <litrex1@...>
Date:Saturday, January 26, 2002, 20:43
Southern parents, raised in an Indiana college town
containing a plethora of East Coast accents, split
most of my adult life between St. Louis and
Manchester, England, and got through a one-year crush
on a Torontonian.

Does that explain it? :-)
Clint

--- Chris Palmer <cecibean@...> wrote:
> On Saturday, January 26, 2002, at 03:59 , Joe Hill > wrote: > > >> which I pronounce /@"p'Q?m@~?/ Is this > idiosyncratic? > > > > Similar...I pronounce it /@"p'A?m@n?/, less > butchered, but more or less > > completely off the 'official' pronunciation > /@pAtm@nt/ > > Where are you from? I pronounce it [@partmnt]: p is > aspirated, first t is > glottalized, n is syllabic, and last t is unexploded > or aspirated, > depending on context. > > > -- > Chris
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