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Jimi Oke
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It's definitely "peetsa", both in British and American English. There is no correct alternative pronunciation. If your accent imbues a subtle "d" sound, I wouldn't worry too much about that and people should be understanding.

It's definitely "peetsa", both in British and American English. There is no correct alternative pronunciation. If your accent imbues a subtle "d sound, I wouldn't worry too much about that and people should be understanding.

It's definitely "peetsa", both in British and American English. There is no correct alternative pronunciation. If your accent imbues a subtle "d" sound, I wouldn't worry too much about that and people should be understanding.

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Jimi Oke
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It's definitely "peetsa", both in British and American English. There is no correct alternative pronunciation. If your accent imbues a subtle "d sound, I wouldn't worry too much about that and people should be understanding.