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How do you pronounce "They're" in a conversation? Does it sound like "there"?
How do you pronounce "They're" in a conversation? Does it sound like "there"?
Should I pronounce Y clearly?
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Yes! It’s a homophone, so that means that “they’re”, “there,” and “their” are all pronounced very similarly/the same in spoken conversation.
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Yes! It’s a homophone, so that means that “they’re”, “there,” and “their” are all pronounced very similarly/the same in spoken conversation.
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I got "there" clearly! Thank you very much for the recording!
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