“h”-deletion with Connected Speech | English Pronunciation Lesson

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That helps English learners a lot!

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[@ramzy-6566]

great video.

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Good lesson...

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[@tungnguyen-uf7dh]

thank you very much.it's very helpful.

[@vivianeamaral9318]

Could you, please, tell me about "th", from the article "the", delection?

[@abusleem4639]

good lesson

[@sarasarapowdersnow]

This is very helpful. Thank you so much! I have a question about "for her" when the "h" deleting. Do you pronounce the "r" sound twice?

[@juandaviddiez7171]

U r right,

[@elementalenglish]

Someone speaking with a standard American accent would pronounce the "r" twice! It sounds like one word, something like: "forer" [FOWRɚr]. Someone speaking with certain UK and some other English language accents may only pronounce the "r" once.

[@sarasarapowdersnow]

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[@sujilee9090]

i have a question.
like had, hurt
this formula works on these words too?

[@shathagharbeya1027]

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[@zacthomas1086]

Is him and them sound the same? Like get them and get him? How to pronounce im? Please help thanks!!

[@beth6443]

it's slang yes ??

[@AsgharAli-wo6df]

Please after deletion the h then the sentence
Spoken by you write to understand.
Thanks

[@easyyanez10]

Great it