I m pretty sure it should be changed m lt sounds to me like perhaps how a British person would say it It s a pretty uncommon way of pronouncing it here so I don t know why they chose it I d transcribe it skwa m lt myself I m a native BC speaker and I have very few words I say with excluding diphthongs and I don t think I use at all when speaking English you can hear a sound sample on and a sound sample on Actually I m going to go ahead and change it since I was suspecting it should be changed and there seems to be agreement here already