English Pronunciation - Words ending with ION

very? nice!

I was only referring to your statement about Canada English. All of that applies here too, except the "aboot" thing. I never implied that it was standard either. Way to be a total? douchebag about it though. BTW, nobody says "mist" instead of must, but -ous and -us is pronounced -is, and -ion is pronounced -in. For example, ludicrous sounds exactly the same as the rapper's name Ludakris.

Oh, you're from Kalifornia? Those people talk funny, too. Their former Governor had a thick Austrian accent and they say "like" a lot. With all their budget problems they must have quit buying dictionaries, too, because they all say it is pronounced with a schwa. But hey, you're from Kalifornia,? so you MIST be right and all the dictionaries, and all the other people I've talked to from around the country are wrong.

Wrong bro, I'm? from California and I pronounce it "shin" too. Not only, that, the final "u" vowel in a lot of words like famous or circus is also pronounced with a short i sound and not a "schwa".

Every standard dictionary says she's wrong, but this is the way I pronounce it too. Strange. I definitely don't? pronounce it "shun", as in "shun the outcast". That has a completely different vowel in my dialect.

"shen" or? "shin"?

The population of my nation is about one hundred million? people.

Actually, is there any difference between the pronunciation of 'sion'? and 'tion'?

Very good pronunciation class. ?

so? beautiful