How do the British say water?
How do the British say water?
Why do British people say Bananar?
This is “linking /r/“, sometimes called “intrusive /r/“. Almost all English people under 50 have this feature, though they generally don’t realise it. To understand it you have to realise that almost all the accents of England (not Scotland or Ireland) are non-rhotic: /r/ is only pronounced before vowels.
Why do people add an L to saw?
It’s been suggested that appending an “l” at the end of a syllable was seen as more “correct” and thus started appearing in all sorts of places.
