American pronounce "introduce" as "innroduce"?

[SumomoSumomo]

I heard T simply disappears when N and T are close. eg. interview -> innerview
So "introduce" is pronounced in the same way?

 

[KanyeWest1]

Sir what Americans have you been talking to? Probably nebraskans

 

[JonNotJohn]

Yes, sometimes the T disappears. Depends on the word, who's talking and in what context. It would be "innerduce," like innerview, not innroduce. But "intubate" would not be pronounced as "innubate."

 

[chereeweeisme]

Yea you could say innerduce. Just don't spell it like that

 

[CupidsFlower]

I do pronounce the" T" in both words, your suppose to...

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/introduce

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/interview

 

[mKukuKajoob]

Any time you make a general statement about a huge group of people its not going to be true for everyone in the group.
People who tend to lazily talk without moving their mouth much. might
say innerduced or innerview but most dont
It may be a regional or local speech pattern too.

 

[barbarav]

I was born, raised and educated in the United States, and I have never once, in all my 80 years, heard anyone pronounce "introduce" without the "t".

I think your premise is incorrect.