[pfflier]

They pronounce the letter “T” in the word “often”.

[Yardstick]

...and they put “an” in front of words starting with the letter h.

[j.havenfarm]

I don’t say the “t” in “often,” but I do pronounce “because” with the second syllable the standard pronunciation of “cause.”

[The Duke]

And they always refer to “data” as plural.

[Qwapisking]

unlike the Brits that never pronounce the T in water.

[moovova]

So...it’s not pronounced “offun”?

[griswold3]

So people who say “imporunt “ and “Dayun” (instead of Dayton) are…