ED ENDINGS (1/3) American English Accent Training: PERFECT PRONUNCIATION
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- ED pronunciation: watched [t], buzzed [d], wanted [ɪd] - Did you know the -ed ending is COMPLETELY DROPPED in some cases? Learn the pronunciation rules for the -ed endings: the past tense of regular verbs. But beyond the rules, learn the real pronunciation that Americans use for accent training that really works.
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What is the difference glottal t like mountain , fountain , curtain , written , forgotten , important , sentence And between stop t like lot , rat , pat , foot , is the position of the tongue the same ?
Hi Rachel, could you please make a video on how to pronounce and use the following words in a sentence? (going on/goin' on, advantage, mountain, fountain, sentence) Thank you!!!
App ka number kia ha
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There are many sounds in English that do not exist in my language. One of my favorite English sounds is the glottal T sound that can be found in words such as gluten
, Latin, important, cotton, button, eaten, mountain, monotonous, latency, and so on.
Thank you, this video has supported my opinion about the same issue :D
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When they don't need to be sounded why they are there
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Dropped t makes everything easier for pronounciation and tense that I have to bear in mind.
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Rachel, you are more than awesome! Now I feel a lot more comfortable when my students question me about "not hearing" the final "t" in those ED endings.
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I've noticed that for most (undropped T)
they were either stressing the word or they were taking a breath to say the second sentence.
The _ED endings are often asked about. Great job explaining them in depth.
Honestly, this video has confirmed my suspicions from a long time ago. As a learner, it’s a relieve to know that if your not emphasizing the tense of the verb as it’s not the main topic of the sentence, it is possible to drop the “t” sound. It makes linking words, specifically 2 consonants, easier to do so. I’m very looking forward to the other 2 videos as this what cause me headaches all the time when I’m to self-conscious about my pronunciation.
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For "t" sound.
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Thank you so much, you really help me a lot with this problem, I have been wondering why sometimes people didn't say the -ed sound, now I get it
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Best video ever on the dreadful -ed endings pronunciation. English is, in fact, an opaque language when it comes to pronunciation. Thank you for the great practical lesson.
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Super helpful! Had been wondering about the dropped and released t/d all these years. Crystal clear now. Thank you!
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Me neither I've been struggling thru this for a while
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I was always confused -ed ending sound...
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I think this happens because t and d are pretty similar so there's no need to repeat the same consonant. The same happens in spanish with the "a" in words such as Milpa alta or portaaviones.
Not really, it happened because the preceeding constant is unvoiced so we say the following constant unvoiced. Its difficult to keep switching between voiced and unvoiced consonants when speaking, especially quickly. The same thing happens in German with voiced and unvoiced consonants. I dont know much about Spanish so im only commenting on the English part.
Well, actually in Spanish T and D sounds quite different.
@@henryb.3286 yes we have real sounds about these parts not a f**kg d,tt sound, sounding like ɾ XD 😏
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Best videos of ed ending that I’ve found.
best explanation I've ever seen.
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This lesson was perfect!
We do both, drop the T sound of the “Ed” most of the time before “The” and sometimes we do pronounce it. The general rule is a bit complex because it has to do with emphasis&rhythm and these two depend on the intent and effect that we want to give a specific sentence. Also when we run out of air at the “Ed” we unlink the Ed from “the” so we do pronounce the T sound in that case.
Great explanation! Thank you
U hit the nails right on the lid.Thats literally my opinion as a non-native English speaker about whether or not droppin the -ED sound.
It gets me more comprehending about those principles. I reeeeeally appreciated for ur comment.
So if the rule were as explained by the youtuber, the verbs in the past would sound like the verbs in the present.
@@maynorlopez4732 this is true if the past tense in “Ed” in many cases. Except when we emphasize the past for a specific reason (then it almost sounds like a T) and when the following sound (after Ed) is a vowel sound. Examples: “explained by” would sound “explain by” unless we mean to emphasize that it is a past action which would sound approximately “explainnnnttt by the author”
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