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Peter Jennings
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This depends on local dialect and accents, but in Received Pronunciation it would be pronounced just as it looks, as two separate words, not slurred together. I apologize that I do notneither know the phonetic alphabet orIPA nor how to type it on a standard UK keyboard, but in RP it sounds like "not enuf"

This depends on local dialect and accents, but in Received Pronunciation it would be pronounced just as it looks, as two separate words, not slurred together. I apologize that I do not know the phonetic alphabet or how to type it on a standard UK keyboard, but in RP it sounds like "not enuf"

This depends on local dialect and accents, but in Received Pronunciation it would be pronounced just as it looks, as two separate words, not slurred together. I apologize that I neither know the IPA nor how to type it on a standard UK keyboard, but in RP it sounds like "not enuf"

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Peter Jennings
Peter Jennings
  • 9.5k
  • 1
  • 20
  • 36

This depends on local dialect and accents, but in Received Pronunciation it would be pronounced just as it looks, as two separate words, not slurred together. I apologize that I do not know the phonetic alphabet or how to type it on a standard UK keyboard, but in RP it sounds like "not enuf"