Posted by rfvv on Saturday, November 13, 2010 at 7:06am.
The "th" should be prounced in both cases. It would be a "soft" th sound, as in "mother".
If you don't pronounce the th, you will be saying "mouse" and "close". People will regard your pronunciation as sloppy, but will probably know what you mean from the context.
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