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Why Do British Words End R? [Solved]
The short answer is that the addition of an “r” sound at the end of a word like “soda” or “idea” is a regionalism and isn’t considered a mispronunciation. Here’s the story. In English words spelled with “r,” the consonant used to be fully pronounced everywhere.14 Feb 2017
Pronunciation: The intrusive /r/
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British extra R-sounds and why we don’t hear them
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British pronunciation: words ending with “r”
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