How to Pronounce INTERVIEW -- American Pronunciation
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My pronunciation improved A LOT by watching your videos through these years!
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This topic is so Amazing!!!!!! I've always wanted to know about this pronunciation. Tks so much Rachel!!
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Hi Rachel, Thank you. This came in at the right time as I have a job interview next week.. Thank you so much!
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Greatly helpful! I always tried this, but I never knew that 't' can be silent. Thank you very much!
Thank you thank you thanks a lot !! . You dispelled my confusion clearly .
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As always, very informative. I'm really thankful you take the time to make these videos, they're very helpful to us all non-native speakers. Thanks, Rachel!
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I don't have words to thank this video. This video proves that I wasn't insane or crazy all this time. I was sure I heard some people saying "Inernet" and "inerview". Thanks for clearing up my doubts. I can sleep well again lol. 👏👏👏💙
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That's interesting. I noticed that we drop the 't' after the 'n' on "twenty" and say the 't' like 'd' on thirty, forty, etc.
Weird thing about American number pronunciations is that we say twen-DY, Thir-DY, Four-Dy, but Fif- thy and six-thy, yet again Seven-dy,eigh-dy, Nine-dy.... So only 50 and 60 have the "tea" sound at the end.
Hey Rachel, nice video! Your videos always help me a lot.
Do you have any video about the /ʊ/ and /uː/ vowels?
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Yes, you will hear some native speakers drop that T.
This is very helpful, thank you
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I was have an interview yesterday
Thanks you're a good teacher.
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Thank you 👍
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Btw, awesome video like always, yo
Hello Dear Rachel, first of all I'd like to thank you for this such an amazing videos... The word "frequently" pronounces under following rules as it is "interview" (esp. T letter is dropped after N)?
I really appreciate your lesson.
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I've to say "Inner" is so hard to pronounce correctly. Thank you so much Rach !!!!
Thanks
You're welcome Aarón!
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I heard someone from the east coast taking the sound dropping to a new height: He said 'monitoring' as 'montoring'. Is that something we can following, or exceptional?
Rachel i'd like to know how to pronunce the word "shrimp" i can't do it, it's a very dificult word for me, you know, i love your videos.
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A very good one, and u look beautiful :)
I prefer T totally soundful, in case the words have T.
Finally I found the answer why I saw "interview" writted but I literally heard "innerview"!!!
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Hi Rachel,
would you please help me with pronouncing the word "literally"?
thanks
Rachel please do a video how to pronounce the word "what" i dont know if you have already a video about it, but I think "what" is a important word and I dont know how put my tongue when americans say What, please help me
Rachel does INTERESTING become INERESTING then ?
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I want to record it, but what if you don't replay me again like the last video I sendt? How can I know if you saw the video? Like always, nice video!
Hi Rachel, I have a question. Can I drop the "t" in the word "internship?" Thanks!
Hi! This is a great question! For this word it is not common to drop the T - which is interesting because you would think that you would drop it based on words like 'interview, internet' where you do drop the T. I'm not sure why this is the case, but it is definitely less common to hear the T dropped in the word 'internship'.
Hi, Rachel, why do we pronounce the T in the word "center" and "winter" stop although it is at the beginning of a syllable?????
Hi! The reason you can do this is because the syllable that follows the T here is unstressed. If it were stressed, the T would usually be pronounced as a True T.
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Silent T? I don't see it often.
How to pronounce the word SMILE. Thanks!
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HOW TO PRONOUNCE THE WORD WINTER
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I have problems with the words introducing and insecurities
inner view
There are other occasion? In this video no T.... Are there other? Sorry my english :/
Yes! There are lots of other situations where you will do this with the T consonant ('identify, interstate'). We pronounce the T in all kinds of different ways. You may want to check out some of the videos I've created on the variety of T pronunciations in American English: rachelsenglish.com/videos/sounds/consonants/t-as-in-time/
Really useful ! thanks a lot rachel I only have one more question, Do you usually pronounce that word with no t sound? I hadn't noticed that my whole life I've pronounced it that way. Thanks again
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Hi Rachel, how I should prononce Interviewed? Thanks
Many Americans will drop the T. I talk about this concept in this video: On the Farm - T pronunciations, kinda, and reductions!
Why?
Hi Rachel..
Thanks for this. I was wondering if I had a defect in my ears but now I am happy they are good.
One question, do all Americans pronounce "S" as "S" or some of them make it "Sh"?
Regards
+Mohamed F. Afifi The letter S make s the [s] or [z] sound mostly, but sometimes 'sh', like in 'sugar'.
+Rachel's English
Thank you for you answer. In UK, I have seen people who say school and student as if it is with "sh" not "s". I am in US now and I wonder if there are similar incident, have not seen one yet !
is it same with Enterprise?
Yes, it is!
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It's so hard the pronunciation of Curriculum Vitae.
Please help.
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Karim Ahsani That is tough! Here's a tip: most people shorten it to "CV" when talking about it.
Thank you.
So innerview
I prepare my self for a job interview
Good luck Gast!
winter = win-ner , T follow by N , drop T
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It 's an interesting topic. Really amazing way to make understand. I salute you Mam. I have become a grate fan of yours. Can I get your contact no to talk to you. I salute you again mam. I find many persons to speak interview but they get stuck at times but very easy way you have told.
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Is this academic?
Why does the "T" has to be dropped? Is it the inability of Americans to hear it, like Japanese not being able to hear the difference between "L" and "R" and if so, should you teach people who CAN hear the difference the imitate the inability just to blend in?
This is just a habit of Americans. We can definitely hear the T, but we often drop it after the N sound. It's not an inability, but rather one of the ways American pronunciation has shifted over the years.
Thank you for your reply, Rachel!
I consider this habit regrettable and slightly annoying, not that it will matter even slightly to those who insist on using this pronunciation.
Respect the "T", it's there for a reason.
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