How do you pronounce these words- strength, length etc

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Do you say them like

strenth and lenth
or
Streng-th and leng-th

im the latter, where you can hear the G

The latter, and hear it where they are placed (albeit softly) rolling into the 'th' sound.

the former, silent g, so similar to tenth

Strenth and lenth, West mids

The latter, though the ‘g’ sounds more like a hard ‘c’.

The second, you can hear the G.

Although actually it's more 'lenkth' and 'strenkth'....g sounds like a k.

With the g.

Second

1st version. Silent 'g'. I'm from NE Scotland originally, but have lived in the south of England for a long time.

What about the alternative strenkffff and lenkffff?

Same

Correctly, with an audible g. ;)

Strenth and length - NE Scotland but have lived in various countries so am accused of having a mid-Atlantic twang.

lenth - autocorrect. Anyway silent g

I don’t sound the g like a c, but I say the ng sound. It’s not the same as without a g. It’s the same as in ‘sung’ as opposed to ‘sun’.

The latter.Probably varies with accent.

With the "ng" sound!
I'm Scottish.

I'm sitting here saying it aloud and realised I say the g for strength but not for length, no idea why and I wasn't aware of it til now

That's what I was just thinking.

Although I grew up in Essex where it would have been 'lenkf' and 'strenkf'. Moved away decades ago and lost that accent, but it still pops out now and then.

With a k sound for the g.

But then I pronounce all the Rs in February and say Wedənsday, as drummed into me at primary school in the mid-60s.

The second way, Irish.