In-thu-see-ast or en-thu-see-ist?
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June 20th, 2011
I used to always use the former but have recently switched to the former, what about you?
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En…Pronounced “ehN”
And your details could use clarification “I used to always use the former but have recently switched to the former”
Oh stupid mistake I suppose I meant the latter to be “latter”
The latter. Enthusiast. But en-thu-see-AST-ic.
Enthusiast. Pronounced: ehn-thoo-zee-ust, with your spoken emphasis on “thoo”.
I say /ɛnˈθuziˌɪst/ (your second example), but according to the dictionary, /ɛnˈθuziˌæst/ (your first example) is perfectly acceptable and is actually the first pronunciation given.
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