Little, bottle, title: Tricky English Pronunciation

English Pronunciation Lesson:
✅ In American English, t sounds like a fast d between vowels when the first syllable is stressed (as in “later”). This also happens when the second syllable sounds like /L/ as in “little.”
✅ Examples: little, battle, bottle, settle, title, total, brittle, cattle
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[@mahbobehmaleki2910]

very helpful indeed. thank you! 🙏💕💐

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

You're so welcome!

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[@dprofessorco8487]

Meanwhile the brits see that double TT and just skip it altogether

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Yeah, many Brits use a glottal stop there so it might sound like the tt is gone.