In the word “Butter” (American English), the /t/ sound is pronounced like a soft /d/ sound. What is this phonological process called?
- Assimilation
- Flapping
- Elision
- None of these
Explanation
- In American English, pronunciation of /t/ changes in some words like “butter.”
- The /t/ sound becomes a soft sound similar to /d/.
- This happens between vowels in fast or casual speech.
- It is a common phonological process in American pronunciation.
- It improves speech fluency and ease of articulation.
Last verified on 23-05-2026
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