Aspiration: When is 't' aspirated in a modern British RP accent?

British English has some sounds that are aspirated. Learn all about the pronunciation of aspirated /t/ - when to aspirate it, and when not to, and also about an amazing pronunciation tip to help you sound much more natural in a modern British RP accent.
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🎉 I really needed this loson . Thanks again

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Thank you very much for this lesson!

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good morning from Korea..I like your accent..

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Thank you Roy...really surprising

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Yes, Dr Geoff Lindsay also explains this in a UA-cam video

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Morning❤🌄. It sounds unexpected with a 't' which is similar to a 'd' . I couldn't hear it myself, even though I am a trained speech therapist. Thank you again.

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Even though you are British, I understand you

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Are aspirated sounds called also "plosives"? Or is plosive only for "P" sound? I used to transcribe long texts like 10 years ago! I miss studying phonetics.