The pronunciations are the result of a programme of monitoring spoken English and consulting leading reference works. Where more than one pronunciation is common in British English, alternative pronunciations are also given. Where the usual American pronunciation differs from the usual British pronunciation more significantly, a separate transcription is given of the part of the word that is pronounced differently in American English after the code am. The basic principle underlying the suggested pronunciations is ‘If you pronounce it like this, most people will understand you.’ The pronunciations are therefore broadly based on the two most widely taught accents of English, RP or Received Pronunciation for British English, and GenAm or General American for American English.įor the majority of words, a single pronunciation is given, as most differences between British and American pronunciation are systematic.
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