Harmatan  +  217910 Thu, 20 Apr 06 06:29 AM How should I pronounce some plural form words...? I mean like these words. A : asks, lists, desks, guests, tests..... B : acts, facts, cats... C : months, fifths, sixths... I'm wondering how can I pronounce more fluently. Some say... In case of 'A and B'... Native speakers usually reduce '/t/' sound. asks ---> [ăsssss] Also in case of 'C'... they usually reduce '/th/' sound. Is it right??? I really wonder... Harmatan Joined on Mon, Apr 17 2006 South Korea New Member 30 Pronunciation, Plurals

	Avatars  +  217954 Thu, 20 Apr 06 08:40 AM Yeah Me To having same problem sometime as Im  Avatars (Here R sound is reduces) OK SEE examples here She sells shells on the See Shore. Can u pronounce it?  IT SO HOTso Avatars Joined on Wed, Sep 14 2005 Some where in Some place Junior Member 91 Pronunciation, Plurals

	Harmatan  +  217974 Thu, 20 Apr 06 09:41 AM  Avatars wrote: OK SEE examples here She sells shells on the See Shore. Can u pronounce it?  IT SO HOTso Sorry.. But I didn't mean kind of that. That's so called 'Tongue Twister'... I meant about reduction of /t/ sound.... Somebody help me~~~~~ Harmatan Pronunciation, Plurals