"than" and "then" are pronounced differently. "than" is than (/ðæn/); "then" is then (/ðɛn/). The vowel differs: "than" uses a wide short-a; "then" uses a short-e.
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No. "than" is than (/ðæn/) and "then" is then (/ðɛn/). The vowel differs: "than" uses a wide short-a; "then" uses a short-e.
One vowel apart and both are quick, unstressed words in speech.