Linking Consonant to Consonant -- American English Pronunciation

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Rachel, I think I can't even say to you how much you're great and helpful! I just had been having this doubt about stop consonants linking for a while and coincidentally you've just explained it so clear and confirmed what I was thinking on it! so, the only difference between 'I play to' and 'I played to' is the stop in the second sentence before 'to'? I see it! now I just have to practice and improve it! thank you!

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Thanks
I always look for a lesson about how to link a vowel to a consonant. But I don't find.. Could you pls tell us about that connection?

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Very wonderful video. Here is one thing I feel is important, that is, stop consonants in words look like the same as connection two words. For example, permanently, and the previous word of the week, definitely. I was having trouble pronouncing these words because I spoke out the stop consonants, which are supposed to be just a hold of breath.

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Loooove your videos about Linking, Reducing ...
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Been following your videos for months now, Rachel. Really good stuff. Hispanic guy here, 53. But I moved to the mainland U.S. when I was 14 1/2. Linking was the one thing I had not learned before in any other videos. I can't believe I never came across it before! It is great to explore the American dialect with drills on video. These videos are all really good.

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Thank you very much Rachel. That was an awesome video. I wonder if there are cases where two adjacent consonants do not link.

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You really want everything to link together for a smooth sound. However, if you're giving a talk to a lot of people, or speaking for a video or audio recording, you will probably take more time and enunciate a little more. In these cases, many native speakers will do things like fully release stop consonants.

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Thanks Rachel, for your information.
In Spanish we have also the linking and we can speak faster.

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how about "ed" for example : I cleaned my house

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Excellent class! I have problems with the linking words

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so how to distinguish the stop consonant t from d? are they the same when we do them a stop? bad dog sounds no different than bat dog ??

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thank you so much but its very difficult to linking the words in this way

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Is there a difference in pronunciation between these two sentences? "I watch tv" and "I watched tv". If there is one, it must be very subtle because I can't notice the difference.

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Thank you for useful instructions. Linking sounds is really challenging for EFL speakers.

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How to say smooth sound? linking -th to s-

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thank you for giving us some lessons to improve our English. I'm from Perú, anf I'm studying English..but it's quite common not to know anything about linking..consonants to vowel or consonants to consonans...and you try to watch a program...it gets difficult...and even if you read the subtitles in English...you wonder...when they said that...I have some problems with listening...and one of the biggest problems is linking by the way...again thanks a lot Rachel...

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Rachel's English : I want to ask you how to link first word ending with a consonant sound with second word starting with j consonant is. thank you very much

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can I put a stop T here in this phrase, at the end of the word 'most'?
"the most simple way"
then I have to make 2 's' sounds (of 'most' and 'simple'), don't I?

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Could you do a video about the BZ sound ? For instance : Describes

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great video, it helps a lot but lately I've had a problem with the "T"
is there a video that you explain in it how to pronounce the stopped T the one in the end of a word, like the word Peanut you just said, I tried searching but I kinda failed to find it.

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ps: I hope I've correctly spelled the past perfect continuous down there! (and the present perfect in this previous!) :D

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and how to linking the word that end with "G" with another that benning with vowel sound?

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Hello Rachel! I´d like to learn how to pronounce ¨marked difference¨, thank you in advance!

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Thanks ms
I always look for a lesson about how to connect ”vowel to consonant” but I can't find.. Is that connection important or not?

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Hi. Miss Rachel, congratulations for your newborn. I wanted to ask you if you could make a video of the ING linking like doing it, taking it, running in ect ... thank you ^^

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Does it sound like takin it, doin it ...

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