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The /t/ is pronounced as a glottal stop /ʔ/ (the sound in the middle of the word 'uh-oh') when it is between a vowel, /n/, or /r/ (including all r-controlled vowels) and followed by an /n/ (including a syllabic /n/), /m/, or non-syllabic /l/.
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The /t/ is pronounced as a glottal stop /ʔ/ (the sound in the middle of the word 'uh-oh') when it is between a vowel, /n/, or /r/ (including all r-controlled vowels) and followed by an /n/ (including a syllabic /n/), /m/, or non-syllabic /l/.
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