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The English language is written one way and pronounce another, just learn how to spell first then you can slowly learn to pronounce, trust me I have been in the land of freedom for 20+ years and I can't quiet pronounce all the different types of words, specially the French and German that they include into their vocabulary. The English language is one of the hardest to learn.
SuperBurlesque 2 weeks ago
@MrACrazy1 It's like "hur-tle." It sounds like a D, though, in American English, like "hurdle." Just like how the words "ladder" and "latter" sound the same in American English. Anyway the T is still there.
Nicole3900 2 months ago
turtle :)
dumbasschild 3 months ago
turtle :)
dumbasschild 3 months ago
were's the T gone
MrACrazy1 4 months ago
FAIL! THERE IS NO D!
DofS1 5 months ago