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For questions about differences in the way spoken English sounds when an utterance is a continuous stream of sound instead of each word being pronounced in isolation.
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In the natural way of speaking, How to pronounce "next stop"?
Next stop, /nekst stɒp/
Next stop, /neks stɒp/
The answer to the original poster's question is: Yes, we do say "nex stop".
In example (1) you can see an unnatural pronunciation for the phrase "n …
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AmEng: Is the T tapped (flap) in the compound noun heart attack?
The /t/ in heart will become a voiced tap in the string heart attack for many speakers of American Englishes. This means that the compound nouns heart attack and hard attack will be homophones. The / …