Anyone except British people do you feel the urge to pronounce the word "community" with a British accent? Like with the "t" silent ish "communi'y"

We speak as we are brought up to speak. I am British but not English. I grew up speaking Welsh. The Welsh of my valley. People know where I come from when I speak. May we not celebrate the variety of accents in quite small places. And people from very far away may think they are hearing a British accent because their ears are not used to the variety of accents we have.
Just as Canadian visitors to the UK always wear Canadian flags because they know as soon as they speak we will know they're American!

I like the way Arabs pronounce the p in words with b

Hosbital
Rabunzel
Bussy

How many more times do we need to explain that there is no such thing as a British accent? We have dozens, perhaps even hundreds of accents.

Haha yeah I've got a Yorkshire accent so we are well known for missing cer-ain sounds ou like 't' bu I still say comunitee, LOLZ!😅
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Not sure what you are talking about. There is no such thing as a British accent. But in all the different British accents I know, the t in community is not silent.

com-mun-idy

I say it with the t

Give me a list of words you want to hear and i will vocaroo them for you

I’ve never heard it said with a silent “t.” That way sounds ridiculous.

That pronunciation would've started in Britain, it would be a London accent which has spread to Essex.

I woul love to hear a British person say harry had a hatchet

My t is a little silent. Almost a d sound

Now that’s summin innit

'the hood'

I started saying community out loud to myself and I think I almost always say a soft 'd' sound instead of a 't'. Unless I'm trying to be very deliberate.

inn't 😂