How To Pronounce "T" In English

Do you want to speak English like a native speaker? Then, you should learn how to pronounce the letter "T" in English language! T can be pronounced in a number of ways in English language. In this lesson, you will learn 4 ways to pronounce T in the English language. You will learn about the normal T sound, Flap T sound, Stop T sound and T before R sound.

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I mean the tap t isnt in the correct English (British), so that's only 3

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Thats all americans 😂

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British english speakers are more likely to pronounce Ts but pronunciation varies between different people and places

[@lr5450]

I say the "t" in cat, out, sit etc. I speak Australian English.

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[@crazytiger6]

I’m American and I pronounce the t at the end of these words

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Great short lesson! Depending on if you want to learn American or British pronunciation depends whether you pronounce “t” as “d” in number 3 as this is more American than British 😊

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He: wadur.
British: wootah.

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me saying cat : CA'

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what does it mean? it's new word for me. Is it idioms?

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It is the best explanation for T sounds!

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British people be like:
Pronounce the D ... Thats bloody madness

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Yes for American English all that you explained is applicable...

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I'm a native speaker and I never noticed this!

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Yes, you will have noticed infants don’t need to be taught this when starting to speak.

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Woaa interesting Mr Maddy 😏 didn't know that t can be pronounced as in 4 different ways 😳

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It's American who say water funny way. They say wader. British way sounds much better

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Honestly they both have bad stops pronouncing an R doesn't make up for saying a D

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Him starting off sounding British. 2 seconds later: BUTERRRRRRR WATERRRRRRRRR (becoming an American)

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[@xixcer]

What about the slient t like "listen"

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Silent 😂

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Its the sound that you hear after the video stops.

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"Th" standing in the rain

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Le me being American pronouncing T as D lol 😂😅

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C: hold my beer

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[@MasterMan893]

It could also be pronounced as a “sh” and a “zh”
Sh: option, Martian
Zh: equation

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please do a video about how to use idiom in an article