Master the Letter Tt with American Pronunciation

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I have a friend in Texas whose first name is " Kent". It's not until recently after I watched videos like this that I come to understand why I always heard he was addressed as " Ken" all the time. American English is quite elusive. Whoever mastered T's masters American pronunciations. As always, great job!

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[@mrmememe777]

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This is one of the most completed lesson about the letter T. I am going to watch it many times.

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Extraordinary and Awesome! The American accent is just here, nowhere else!
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The more I saw so many varieties of pronanunciation "t" the harder it got. I need to get used to it. Thank you so much for your explanation.

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[@dianaliu6423]

vow, so wonderful video about how to pronounce covering a full variety of /t/, very helpful, can't express my thanks to you! Yes, I've never been taught these at school.

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[@start6666]

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[@mrmememe777]

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[@snsn778]

Thank you .
T between two vowels why thirty is thirdy ? ‏‪‬‏

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[@olla94]

Thanks a lot but I have question can I pronounce ( got to )like godda ??

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Kevin
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something simple, maybe Harry Potter or Sherlock Holmes.
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[@libadivadiy8720]

I have been living in the US for half my life, and I have issues with pronouncing conjunction words 🙃. I spoke Spanish with my parents and relatives, so I never bothered with English language grammar. 😢
I have been acting in my nature language for a long time but now I want to act in English but having trouble with pronouciations.

[@BOZHEXRANIABDULOVA]

I'm confused.Please tell me why in all the videos I've seen, native speakers pronounce the word WINTER with a T sound?

[@SinethBuddhika]

He also pronunce Santa the same way. But I heard all Americans are saying sanTa and winTer

[@janelee895]

Your videos are amazing and help me a lot. Thank you so much! I was wondering how to decide if the tense is present or past by listening as /t/, /d/ are omitted when they’re between consonants.
Following examples are having past tense “ed” between consonants.
They declined to provide further information.
I stopped the car.
I managed to get up at 6am.
I promised to buy a dog.
I hoped to see him.
Is there a stop /t/ or /d/ or just silence?

[@mrmememe777]

That's right. In these cases there's no difference in pronunciation. People understand from the context of the conversation.

[@krdecodes]

T has been massively confusing 😅 thanks for helping

[@start6666]

Can I ask questions ?

[@mrmememe777]

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[@start6666]

@@mrmememe777 Can the beginning learner divide any word to syllables without looking in dictionary?
And what is the rule ?
For example word " begin " its syllables are ( beg - in ) or ( be - gin ) ?

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[@mrmememe777]

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[@gamamu107]

I am having problems pronouncing winter and winner

[@wait5233]

Hello Sir: I have a question for you:
consonant + t + consonant = t is silent. For example „to pain(t) the house.“ But when you say „eight“ for example „I had eight dollars“ you use the „t“ as a stop t and not as a silent t even though „h“ and „d“ are consonants. Why? Thank you in advance❤️

[@mrmememe777]

Both cases are a stop T that you don't really hear.

[@motebaynoremergia6601]

done

[@RebeccaYi-u7m]

Hi，here winter pronounced as winner？

[@Matawfik]

Letter T
Finally, I got it

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[@k.2250]

How to read " wants"? -nt in the middle of the word.

[@mrmememe777]

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[@k.2250]

Seatbelt* how to read?

[@mrmememe777]

Both "t"s are stop t's. Put your tongue up, but don't release.

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[@Janylimaa]

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