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How to pronounce literally in British English

“literally” pronunciation by British speakers

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“literally” in real sentences — British speakers

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  1. There is literally nothing.

    The Scottish Parliament

  2. I mean literally running wet.

    UK Parliament

Words that sound like “literally”

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Other forms of “literally”

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