when you say "west street" and "fifth floor", do u silent "t" in "west" and "th" in "fifth"?
How do u say "west street", "fifth floor"
In "west street" the two "st" sounds seem to merge for me, although the one "st" that remains may be a bit longer than usual.
In "fifth floor', the "f" in "fifth" disappears, not the "th".
In "fifth floor', the "f" in "fifth" disappears, not the "th".
Often in English, if the last sound of a word is the same as the first sound of the following word, they can merge into one.
Hence weST STreet, toP Place, saMe Man etc etc
Hope thaT Truly helps
Hence weST STreet, toP Place, saMe Man etc etc
Hope thaT Truly helps