While most Americans replace the T sound in words like ‘mountain’ through their noses, Utahns replace it through their mouths, say linguists at the Brigham Young University. While most Americans replace the T sound in words like ‘mountain’ through their noses, Utahns replace it through their mouths, say linguists (Brigham Young University) “Most Americans T drop, but Utahns do it a little differently,” explained Prof David Eddington, lead...
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