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Recognise. There is a G in it but everyone pronounces it Reckonise. They are actually 2 totally different words so this isn't really what you meant but I hate that people don't prounce the letter G.
Reck-ug-nize is normal here. I've never heard it pronounced without a g so I guess that's a dialect thing
Midwest. I hear people say reck-ig-nize here.
I pronounce the G, as does the majority of people who grew up on the west coast. Sounds like you live in the midwest (my wife grew up there and omits the G)