It is for most people, as in Ion. Dialects, such as Scottish, may acknowledge the 'r'
what is the silent letter for sword
the letter P
It is not silent, the word is pronounced ''wurst' or werst'. Without the 'r' is pronunciation would be 'wost'
I've been pondering this question for the few minutes and no matter how I say it there is no silent letter in the word secretary.
No, the letter 'i' is not silent in the word "dirty". The letter 'r' after the 'i' affects the phonetic sound of the 'i' so that it does not have the short i sound. Instead, it sounds more like 'ur': dur-tee.
what is the silent letter for sword
the letter P
It is for most people, as in Ion. Dialects, such as Scottish, may acknowledge the 'r'
According to UK English the silent letter in doctor is r
The r is a silent letter because the word originates from the term sire
The first 'r' is silent.February
It is not silent, the word is pronounced ''wurst' or werst'. Without the 'r' is pronunciation would be 'wost'
r is the silent letter
I've been pondering this question for the few minutes and no matter how I say it there is no silent letter in the word secretary.
No, the letter 'i' is not silent in the word "dirty". The letter 'r' after the 'i' affects the phonetic sound of the 'i' so that it does not have the short i sound. Instead, it sounds more like 'ur': dur-tee.
No. It has the same sound as in car, with a silent E. It sounds like the letter R.
February. The silent letter being the first "r"