Examples: how to pronounce T: American English Pronunciation
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2010
- ESL: How to Pronounce the Letter T. This is a FOLLOW UP VIDEO. Watch this video FIRST: www.rachelsenglish.com/the_let...
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well i've never imagined that " T " is more complicated than my philosophy class -.-"
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In the sentence "I slept well last night", you pronounced "last" with a stopped t. Maybe, there is a stronger rule: a t follow by an n is pronounced as a stopped t. Thanks Rachel for your awesome videos!
I watched this video as a native born English speaker. I found it very interesting...how did I manage to grow up instinctively picking all this up before I was even five years old? I have never studied a foreign language and now I can see there's more to learning one than remembering the vocabulary words! I want to thank all the people who are learning to speak English as a new language and are going through the trouble of pronouncing it in a way that can be understood properly. I have gotten frustrated before when people spoke it badly and from now on I will have more patience.
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@willbali64 You're welcome! The transcript for each video is the first link in the description of the video, which will appear underneath the video as you watch. Look for TRANSCRIPT:
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If you are comfortable with how to make each sound, just make them individually with breaks in-between. Think about what you have to change about the mouth position to go from one sound to the next. Then break it down and practice single transitions, like T to R or R to OO. Do these over and over to train your muscles. Then slowly put the whole word together, and eventually speed it up.
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Your tutorial is wonderful! It answered much of my questions and cure my confuses on pronouncing the t sound. Looking forward to more of your work!
@Clepsidra16 Hi - good question. Yes, as a stand alone word, 'was' would be [wʌz] or [wəz]. Because it is linking to a word that begins with an S however, the unvoiced version of the z sound, the Z just gets turned into and S sound in everyday speech, which is quite fast. You won't hear the s as a separate sound, you will just hear it as the S in sent.
Thanks for the videos, Rachel. For those whose native languages have a trilled "R" sound, I've noticed when learning the American "R" in words like "water" and "later" that it is exactly like the trilled "R" sound (but don't trill it more than once). I hope this helps.
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This vdo is a complete T pronouncation specialisation in my opinion. This is really one of greatest vdos. Thank you very much.
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It follows the rule for an ending T: it will usually be pronounced as a stop T --- unless the next word begins with a vowel/diphthong ("eight in the morning"), in which case it will be a flap T/
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... I later found another great video from you that addressed the TS sound. Thanks for all the free lessons!!
For everyone who has the same question - the video is called HOW TO MAKE THE TS SOUND.
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Concise explanations, Thanks!
@paulohlcoelho There is a secondary stress on the TUDE syllable, so it would be attiTude. :) Good question.
If there is a break or pause, or the sentence feels overall choppy instead of smooth.
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This is really well done. Clear and easy to understand American English.
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@cecygerardway I've not heard it pronounced as a D in these situations, but it is pretty common to leave the T out in words like twenty, center, interview. I have a video on the numbers 11-20 that goes over that pronunciation.
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Hi, Rachel, amazing video I learned about T pronunciation thanks for making this video
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I have a general video on Stop Consonants that might help.
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Thank you Rachel!! I was a bit confused about double T sound
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@maximinx If I was speaking at regular speed, for example "I sent it yesterday", I would definitely not release the T, so it would be a stop, and the most stressed word of the sentence would be yesterday. If I was saying just "I sent it", especially if I was really stressing the word 'sent', then I probably would release the T.
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It was really more complicated to learn T than I've expected haha.. but this video is very useful for learners!!
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The syllable TAR has secondary stress, and the T is always True at the beginning of a stressed (or secondary stress) syllable.
Also, there are almost always at least a few exceptions to any given rule. 'Politics', for example, has a True T.
Can I check with u why last night is for true T and in your last video just one is for stop T? I am confused about the ST cluster. Pls help to explain. Thank you very much.
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Feel free to ignore me and my Grammar Nazi ways, but I would like to let you know that the word "you're" implies a conjunction of the two words "you are". It's the apostrophe that does it. "Your" is the form indicative of ownership to one who is being spoken to.
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