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Are we using intonation to identify the two words, because Google audio keep saying that I'm pronouncing the same thing🥲.
It's pathetic 🤦
Hello, Is there a stop k in word Next?
Awesome, this is perfect for a student of mine
Way Guei uei wait gueit ueit way Guee Guei
Great video! Rachel's a great teacher.
Play plei in británico in American English is plee
Way in británico is Wei wuei in American English is wuee
Wait ueit uit crazy grammar
Thank you
I call it the difference between an aspirated T vs. unassisted T. (Same holds for P and K.)
This video helped me😊
Thanks.
Is this why so many today mispronounce mountain, or cotton, or Putin? I'd love a video on that ridiculousness.
Hey Rachel,
I have a question regarding the pronunciation of the stop t before an s sound like
He waits / nights / bites
Do we keep the stop t here or use a regular t sound ?
I Appreciate your work
That's awesome. You're an angel !!!
But where you put the tongue in the stopped t?
thanks a lot
No difference
Rachel the flap t and the flap D dream drim or trim drink drink or trink
Hey rachel. How do i say r after a stop t. For example "Did i say it right?" In this sentence, how do i transition from 'it' to 'right'? Do you have any videos on this?
Hi Rachel! I used to watch your videos a lot when I was 11/12 years old trying to learn English. I vividly remember watching this video in particular! I'm now 20 and fully fluent in English, and part of it is thanks to you. I hadn't watched any of your videos in years to be quite honest, but I just randomly thought of you all of a sudden and felt the need to write this comment to say thank you for helping me and so many others improve their English!! ☺️ you've made a lasting impact on so many people
❤❤❤ thanks
Thank you, it helped me a lot!
Omg, this video was so weird for me to watch! Without saying the T it’s a different word for my brain and it just doesn’t make sense not to use the T. For example, Way, Weigh. Wait. Wait needs a T.
I naturally use the stop T when talking. I’ve noticed that on TikTok now there is a trend towards avoiding the stop T and pronouncing the whole letter.
What do you call the sound of "t" in the words "connect", "correct", "perfect", and the likes?
The w is silent wais gueit x ueit is correct
When to use a Stop T and a True T?
So saying "wait" with a True T is wrong?
Excellent
Sleep well!
True T, Flap T, Stop T, Dropped T, Silent T…
There are so many kinds of T 😂
This lesson seems difficult
++++
Thanks teacher
As a native English speaker I've only ever used "True T" when I end the sentence with that sound (or when I only say the word). When I talk normally with the word in the middle of the sentence I use a "Stop T." I didn't even realize that I pronounce T's differently based on where they are in a sentence. For instance, if I say, "Wait, I can't even fit my feet in these shoes," 'wait', 'feet', 'can't' all have the "Stop T" sounds. However, if I do a long pause after saying 'wait' then I do the "Stop T."
Language is weird. Especially when you think about it in depth like this video has made me do.
Excellent!
Can and can't still same to me 😮
Thanks!
Does this rules work on /p/ /k/ /b/ as well? Like : liked stabbed hugged hyped , can I don’t sound the /k/ /b/ /g/ /p/ ?
English is the ultimate stupid language of all time, British English is acceptable, but american english is just dumb. It just happens to be that i moved to the us and now i am at a high school, so I'm forced to learn it.
The hardest for me as a spanish speaker to say, that was and that one, I have to stop and stress the second "t" or flap it like a spanish "r", neither one sounds right or even good. Help please!