Is 'sit on' read as 'sitɔn' or 'sidɔn'?
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sitɔn
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North American English uses the "flap d" that sounds like "sidon".
British English doesn't use that, so I think in British English it would sound
like "siton" (or sometimes a glottal stop: "si' on".)
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