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Date: 04-Aug-2005 From: Marie Meteer <mmeteerbbn.com> Subject: Lists of American vs. British Pronunciations
Does anyone know where to find a list of the words that are systematically pronounced differently in british and American English (e.g. issue, laboratory, process). Idealy we would like a lexicon with pronunciations that can be used commercially.
Many thanks, Marie Meteer mmeteerbbn.com www.bbn.com/avoke
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