• @Wolf_359
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    119 months ago

    Maybe it depends on where you’re from but I pronounce “tuh-nuhl”

      • @[email protected]
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        19 months ago

        Slow down your speech a bit (like listen to it in super slow mo) and you’ll realize there’s definitely a schwa sound between the N and the L sounds. Just how our mouths work moving through the shapes for them creates a schwa sound.

        • ChaoticNeutralCzech
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          9 months ago

          By that logic, should not there be a schwa after the L too? That ('tǝnǝlǝ) would be absurd.