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In my experience of speaking with immigrants from China to the United States, it seems many of them pronounce the word idea with a final ɹ (even before a consonant). Why?
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In my experience of speaking immigrants from China to the United States, it seems many of them pronounce the word _idea_ with a final ɹ (even before a consonant). Why?
- In my experience of speaking with immigrants from China to the United States, it seems many of them pronounce the word _idea_ with a final ɹ (even before a consonant). Why?
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2023-02-01T18:29:42Z (almost 2 years ago)
Why do Chinese people say "idear"?
In my experience of speaking immigrants from China to the United States, it seems many of them pronounce the word _idea_ with a final ɹ (even before a consonant). Why?