Silent Letters in English from A-Z | List of Words with Silent Letters | English Pronunciation
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What is a silent letter? A silent letter is a letter that, in a particular word, does not correspond to any sound in the word’s pronunciation. One of the noted difficulties of English spelling is a high number of silent letters, they make the spelling of words different from their pronunciation.
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I have been fooling around for so much time just to realized english is just so easy to pronunciate with tutor like this guy. Teacher seldom explain this in class or better said, they do not prepare the class
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The t is pronounced in often, at least in many American English dialects. Same with soften. As for tch, the t is pronounced, it's just that ch is like tsh already.
Sometimes I hear native speakers pronounce the letter "T" word "often". Thanks for this useful video.
Fahm Kech in British English both are correct
I'm from the north eastern part of America and we usually use both, saying the T and making it silent.
In american English "often" the t is silent but in British Is not
Ma Hater I'm American and I say both. With the t sound when I'm speaking more slowly usually.
Both are correct
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As Brazilian, the words I could identify with silent letters were:
00:08 Silent B
00:20 Silent T
03:45 Silent K
04:49 Silent W
06:24 Silent G
09:10 Silent L
10:05 Silent P
12:33 Silent A
13:29 Silent S
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I"m glad and thankful that I found this video. I will use this resource for my online classes, and I also plan to make a video of different nationalities pronouncing these words in my channel. =) it will be interesting to hear how they would be read :)
Any way very informative. Everybody should watch this video to increase vocabulary and style of speaking...Thank you.
Thank you for the video. However, I would be more interested in the reason/rules for these silent letters. Are there certain rules or is it just completely random?? For pronuncation videos, I always want to know the reason for certain pronunciation of words.
the same question! me too....I would like to know the reason for the pronounciation and not only memorize all the words.
@@spirit-rr1921 Exactly! Otherwise, we would be memorizing just like a parrot and it is tiresome and very boring.
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This is very useful. None teacher taught me this before so I have been mispronouncing many of these words.
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In Japan, English teachers still read aloud in katakana pronunciation, and the first greeting is
"How are you?"
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And you?"
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These "silent"letters are one of the charms of the English language.🌹!
Its really helps me to speak silent letters carefully
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They are silent A, silent B, silent C, silent D, silent E, silent G, silent H, silent K, silent L, silent N, silent P, silent S, silent T, silent U, and silent W.
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Is there any rule to identify which letter in a word will remain silent? Please make a video on that...
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Yep, but the right way to write it : it's without "an" because you must use “a” instead of ‘an’ if the following word doesn’t start with a vowel sound.
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Thank you so much for this video. I was very confused with these silent letters. You made it very clear for me now. Thanks a billion.
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You should teach why where and when these Alphabets are silent. You should teach the methods/rules.
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The 't' before 'ch' is not silent. Otherwise 'match' would be pronounced 'mach' etc.
The only solid case here for silent 'd' is Wednesday. The rest are all pronounced. For example, in badge if the 'd' was silent, it would be pronounced to rhyme with 'age'.
"Sandwich" is not pronounced like "sand witch"
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The word clothes is pronounced like close as in to close. So I have learned from Keenyn from Clear English Corner. Thanks. Learned a lot.
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Another awesome video! Just to clarify. According to the dictionary the L in Salmon and almond can be either silent or not
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I would like to understand the reason and rules to silents this letters.
e.g. B is silent when it comes after 'm' i.e. climb, dumb, thumb.
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Such a valuable research. Thanks for sharing. This is an outstanding video what I was looking for many years ago. Probably all common words in one single place.
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This is an really good video my mum likes this video because it’s senbile and it’s not nonescence and it teaches you your silent words for all mums at there I hope you see my comment and feel really happy if your kid has problems with silent sounds there not dumb just because they don’t know there silent sounds it’s just they don’t know it and everyone is smart the way you are I got like some problems with silent sounds but my mum makes me watch your videos for silent sounds thank you you for taking your time and listening this comment
great video, thanks a lot... it's really helpful. so, i realized that i was making a lot of mistakes
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Thank you...i have a lot of mistakes in prouncing english words since we're from ESL country...
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Thanks for making this video I can read silent words now
That's great!
I _definitely_ pronounce "almond", "calm", and "palm" with an L. Who doesn't?
I also pronounce the D in "sandwich".
If a letter may or may not be silent depending on whom you ask, then it's not really silent. It should always be silent, no matter whom you ask.
KingsleyIII The letter combination of "LM" almost always is a silent "L" unless the word is a proper noun such as Polk. For the word "sandwich" not pronouncing the "d" is incorrect and reflects a lack of education.
Dude I pronounce the L in all those 3 words. I guess we both been pronouncing these words incorrectly. You not alone fam lmao
@@alejandrohernandez2085 "AHmond," "cAHm", and "pAHm" sound very wrong.
KingsleyIII I get it. It's a region-driven pronunciation not unlike the differences of the pronunciation of words across the USA. For example, the word "tailor" in Texas is most often pronounced as if it were spelled "teller".
@@timcarlos Again, if the silence (or non-silence) of a letter depends on whom you ask, then it's not actually silent!
all of your silent e are needed to help the pronunciation of the preceding vowel or the g, which is a hard /g/ with out it and only becomes a /j/ if it is there.
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really easy to understand
how can we recognice silent letters?
Repeat over and over again
@@leerocky9943 that doesn't help that much
Learn to read the phonetics:
climb: /klaim/
debt : /det/
I'd write more but I don't know how to make phonetic symbols on my phone!
Here, I'll try, I found a website I can copy:
This symbol: /ʃ / represents the sound that "sh" usually makes in English and /ʊ/ represents the first vowel in "butcher" (get a native speaker to model words is a good idea)
So, to write "butcher" phonetically you would see in British English: /bʊtʃə/ (silent "r") or in American or Irish English /bʊtʃər/ (with the "r" present).
You can see that the phonetics reveal that there are letters in English words not representing any sounds or two letters combine to represent one sound. Debt "bt" are just "t"; lamb "mb" are just "m"; butcher "tch" are just "tʃ" , the /ʃ/ representing one single consonant sound in English often denoted by "sh".
Letter combos in some cases can be a clue. Look for a pattern in the 15 silent letters mentioned here when you read the word. As mentioned, note how a native speaker says a word. Focus on learning the more common words that you would apply in your life. Ask yourself: How often (silent t) will I use the word "often"? More than the word "witch"? Review and choose the most common usage words from this video. Write in a notebook with other vocabulary words. A good dictionary will provide the phonetic sounds which you can practice in front of a mirror, with proper lips and tongue positions of the mouth. Hope this helps.✌️
Unfortunately we don't have specific rules for following, the only solution to this problem is repeating over and over again, English is already like this... SO CRAZY
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Almond, calm, folk, and palm... all of those L's are pronounced... depending on where you're from in the states. We say All-mond, Call-m, Foll-ck, and pall-m.
Yes, thank you! The 'l' is pronounced where I'm from on some of those words, but it's a soft 'l'.
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sword and sandwich took me by surprise!!! I sweared the w and d were pronounced, respectively.
Definitely not in the word 'sword' in my American dialect, but we pronounce the 'd' in sandwich it's just a softer 'd' if that makes sense, lol.
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The rule of the FINAL SILENT E in a word is that it generally lengthens the preceding vowel, usually pronounced as a diphtong:
Hat / hate
Fat / fate
Grip / gripe
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why not just hɛeˀt̚ fɛeˀt̚ ɡɹ̠ˤʷaeˀp̚ like in IPA
I never knew most of these
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it's called the sl=lit digraph, without the e hate becomes hat. Also clothe becomes cloth. The split digraph can operate over a consonant digraph where needed. It also softens a g at the end of a word, with out it the g is pronounced as the g at the start of gun and with it the j at the start of genie.
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Hi, is it a complete list or are there other words?thanks