T sounds like D? Learn American Accent English Lesson

[memo765]

thanks for helpful video

[mycheese271]

thanks for ur video... it's so fun and helpful :D

[coldzak]

Oh this video finally solve my confusion

[meocon9222]

WHEN DO WE PRONOUNCE T SOUNDS LIKE D ? ARE THERE ANY RULES?

[TeacherPhilEnglish]

@meocon9222 When the T is in the middle of the word, not the beginning

[mylimesugar]

The problem is when i started to learn speaking and listening 'US' accent

and after i must speak with British people

then i found that 'UK' English is REALLY difficult!!

[TeacherPhilEnglish]

@mylimesugar It is very difficult. They have a lot of words that aren't used anywhere else.

[kylehyde28]

I thought my mouse's pointer is actually moving -_-

[TeacherPhilEnglish]

@kylehyde28 haha nobody has said that before

[ksb0095330]

haha, i love the american accent.. i cant speak with an american accent im fully english..

[ZmicerSz]

Everything is good and useful except by the last word "Peter" :)

My native language is Russian and it's very unpleasantly for my ears to hear  exactly a d sound.

The matter is that in the Russian language it sounds like "faggot" :)

[M7mmdAbdulla]

awsome :)

[Mari14Bella]

lol he's funny , but useful (:

[thatssomegreatshit]

heer iz how i tawlk, i say my werdz lyke this, how i am spell-een them ow-t. how r yoo gye-z doo in? iym doo in fyne. by the way i luv hare-ee podder cuz the moo vee is fuh kin beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeest!

[EFTHF]

Mr.Phil. may I ask you a favor? I have been learning stop consonants and couldn't get the correct pronunciation. A stop consonant is that when you nake a stop before the sound comes out for example t's when they come at the end of words, d's and k's and g's I guess. so if you would like to tell us when to stop the air and what exactly happens with the tongue.

[amitsahni58]

how t sound like ch sound . plz explain.

[amitsahni58]

@amitsahni58 

[infernosredeemer]

I hear that an american accent giveaway is our tendency of making double t's into d's. British people say Harry "Potter" Americans say Harry "Podder"

[Malzebiear]

goood

[domodomodomokun]

when the T sounds somewhat like a D it's called a 'tap'