Question

AAE is non-rhotic (i.e., it does not have r-sounds at the end of the word or before voiced consonants). An appropriate example of such non-rhoticity, in comparison to American English, will be:

Answer 1

An appropriate example of such non-rhoticity, in comparison to American English, will be a speaker.

What is a non-rhotic dialect?

A dialect is said to be non-rhotic if is is related to an English dialect where the  /r/ sound is not kept before the pronunciation of consonants (e.g. Cart) or at the end of a word (e.g. dancer).

Non-rhoticity is related to the variance in dialects in the English language.

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