american accent - American T sound - pronunciation of american english
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Uploaded on Feb 10, 2009
Pronunciation lesson to make your English sound more American and reduce your foreign accent. Quick tip for people learning English.
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sam usaa 1 month ago
hi Lisa ,
what about the word " attempt" , We can't apply the rule here .we prononce "T" no " fast D "..???
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AccurateEnglish 4 weeks ago
No, it's not a fast D because the syllable is stressed. I didn't discuss this in the video. Compare "Italy" and Italian." In the first word it's a fast D, in the second one it is a regular T.
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Ben Johnson 1 month ago
Lisa sorry for bad words, but I must ask you something. My teacher said that even in american pronunciaton the word ''shut up'' is pronounce with ''t''. Was he right?
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AccurateEnglish 4 weeks ago
It also changes to a fast D because it's between two vowels.
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Mazemaster18 3 months ago
Lisa how do you pronounce communicaTion? You see the letter T is between two vowels
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AccurateEnglish 2 months ago
the "tion" endings fall into a different category of rules. The T is pronounced as an "sh" sound in that case. More examples include: education, diction, motion, etc. Also, notice that "diction" is preceded by a consonant, so the "between 2 vowels" rule doesn't always apply here.
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Ray Vincent 8 months ago
O_O I couldn't stop laughing throughout the video. I have never noticed how we pronounced the t.
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AccurateEnglish 10 months ago
To some non-native speakers of English it does sounds like an "R." But it's not an French or Chinese or American "R". It depends on your native language. That's why I say it's a "fast D". The "rolling R" of your native language is the same sounds as the "fast D". So for people who are from Jordan, or Spain or Russia, for example, it would help to view it as a fast "R" of your native langauge.
Remember, we hear what our brains have learned to hear.
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SvenSinsSista 4 days ago
I know exactly what you mean. I'm not American but I consider America home more than anything else. So it really infuriates me when someone (who's American) says negative stuff about America or acts amazed when someone wants to have an American accent (I like American accents :3). Why can't everyone see that every country has it's faults?
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Fernanda S' 1 week ago
This helped me a lot. Thanks!
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Ernesto Valtierra 1 week ago
Oh!! Phonetics!! so sorry!! Spanish interference!! and American!! So sorry!!
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JOSE RAMON RAMIREZ SANCHEZ 1 week ago
Hello Lisa:
I agree with you!
The sound is not R. It is a lazy D,fast D,or almost D,but never is R.
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Ernesto Valtierra 1 week ago
You really know what the american English accent and fonetics are. Congratulations Miss Lisa!!
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01mrblacksun 3 weeks ago
You are kidding, aren't you? The American accent, classical English? Hah! Find me a single source that supports that ridiculous theory.
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Nasrullah Nasrat 1 month ago
It's so good and very nice, I love to speak American English. Thank you dear Lisa Mojsin
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