--I know it is spelt “h-o-n-o-u-r” in Britain and “h-o-n-o-r” in America．But do they have the same pronunciation?

--Yes．they are both pronounced         ．

A．／'כnə／              B．／'Λnə／             C．／'hכnə／        D．／'hΛnə／

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