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Why Is There An F In Lieutenant? [Solved]
If you’re not up to speed with your old-colonial vernacular, here’s the deal: Canadian English dictates the word “lieutenant” be pronounced lefttenant, rather than lootenant. Linguists explain that the “f” is a relic of the country’s British imperial history, while the alternate pronunciation comes from the U.S.6 Jul 2014
Why do we say lef-tenant when it’s spelt lieutenant? There is a reason! | Grammar and Thongs
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Lieutenant - Left-tenant/Loo-tenant - An apology from Britain
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MILITARY RANK WORDS: How to say ’lieutenant’ and why army hierarchy is all wrong
In this etymological march through the army ranks I’m rewriting the military hierarchy. I’ve come up with a new order for the …
