Carolina1983
Junior Member
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- Jul 1, 2013
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- Portuguese
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- Brazil
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- Brazil
Hello, all!
When you say "I can´t understand", "You mustn´t imagine", "I went away", "I didn´t like her", is it fair to say that, in all such cases, t is, still, present? Somehow? In other words, is it okay to say that, within a particular accent, nt endings will retain some of the t, both before vowels and consonants?
Thanks!
When you say "I can´t understand", "You mustn´t imagine", "I went away", "I didn´t like her", is it fair to say that, in all such cases, t is, still, present? Somehow? In other words, is it okay to say that, within a particular accent, nt endings will retain some of the t, both before vowels and consonants?
Thanks!