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7 Dec 2016
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often is pronounced more commonly with silent t ?
often is pronounced more commonly with silent t ?
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It can go both ways, but where I'm from I usually hear the 't' pronounced.
usually/mostly:
of-ten
occasionally/rarely:
of-en
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- English (US)
It can go both ways, but where I'm from I usually hear the 't' pronounced.
usually/mostly:
of-ten
occasionally/rarely:
of-en
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