Glottalization & Flapping in American English (the sound /t/) @phonologicalprocesses @phonology

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In this video lesson you are introduced to two phonological processes that shape the American accent (Glottalization and Flapping). These processes are reinforced in the American pronunciation namely in the articulation of the sound "t" . In this e-lecture, I demonstrate how Glottalization and Flapping are superimposed in specific certain phonological environments. The content of this video could be so helpful for those who try to have an American-native-like accent of English.

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Glottal t is a pronunciation style affected by immature teenagers trying to be cool. Excessive use can be a sign of mental illness. If you notice your child is starting to ignore non silent t's seek the help of an effective professional therapist*.
* Sadly no such thing exists at all anywhere of any type.