Hi, it just occurred to me that learned can be pronounced in two different ways - containing one or two syllables. It can be the past participle of learn ['lɜːn-] as well as an adjective meaning educated and knowledgeable. ['lɜrnɪd]
Is that true or am I missing something here?[YSaerTTEW443543]
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Hi Torsten
Yes, that’s true … at least in American English. But in British English, the past + past participle form of “learn” is “learnt”, isn’t it?
Amy
Yes, learnt is the British version of the past partciple and simple past of learn and I think it’s pronounced just like the American learned or is there a difference?[YSaerTTEW443543]
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As far as I know, the “T” in “learnt” sounds like a “T”.
But, better check with Alan on that. 
Amy
Hi Amy,
Spot on - the ‘t’ is sounded.
Alan