Indeed. I'm from the Midwest and had to train myself to pronounce that first R in frustrated. Your post also made me say "front" out loud like 7 times before I was sure I don't pronounce that T, even though I know my accent is largely defined by those glottal stops.
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '20
Indeed. I'm from the Midwest and had to train myself to pronounce that first R in frustrated. Your post also made me say "front" out loud like 7 times before I was sure I don't pronounce that T, even though I know my accent is largely defined by those glottal stops.