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Im just asking some of you how you say some words. Also if you answered other then say where you're from
| The Same (British) | 0 | |
| Differently (British) | 2 | |
| The Same (American) | 11 | |
| Differently (American) | 7 | |
| The Same (Other) | 2 | |
| Differently (Other) | 3 |
In IPA, "caught" is /kɔt/ and "cot" is /kat/. They are pronounced differently and Meowy's claim that no one differentiates between the two is provably false.
Anybody who pronounces two completely different words the exact same way is obviously wrong.
Hope this helps.
It is IPA. If you want to understand the noises they make, this website is rather handy:
https://www.internationalphoneticalphabet.org/ipa-sounds/ipa-chart-with-sounds/
Just click on the letters in the chart, and they'll make their noises.
the same pronounciation
how about aunt?
pronounced like the insect ant or rhymed with flaunt?
American, don't deliniate. No one in any English speaking place does either.
Thaught about a thot?, not different in my place, I have a generic American accent
"Thought" and "thot" are pronounced the same for me, while "caught" and "cot" are not. I feel as though I have a generic American accent, though "generic American" isn't exactly the most specific. I'm from the North-Florida/South-Georgia region (which is effectively one region when it comes to accent, culture, and television channels).