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Is associate (v.) pronounced differently in British English and American English?

Question #151066. Asked by TriviaFan22.
Last updated May 08 2024.
Originally posted May 07 2024 2:12 PM.

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Associate does have a subtle difference in pronunciation between British and American English, especially on the second and third syllables. Unfortunately, the answer box will not let me post the characters used to show the difference in pronunciation. The best I can describe is the British pronunciation has a softer "she" sound on the second syllable while the American has more of a "cee" sound.

This link is excellent for showing the difference.

link https://dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/associate





Response last updated by BigTriviaDawg on May 07 2024.
May 07 2024, 4:11 PM
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Answer has 0 votes.

May 08 2024, 3:53 PM
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