Re:Non-native speakers navigate the world of 'good' and 'bad...
by dmurray on Sunday May 23, 2021 @04:45AM
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Tangential, but I can't imagine how Rodriguez was pronouncing intervene that would sound odd to an American. The British pronunciation, with or without the r, seems extremely close to standard "good" US English. I can imagine US dialects where it's slurred into something more like "innavene" but the professor was hardly mocking him for not speaking like that.
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