American Accent T Rules

Sound Like a Native English Speaker

Even though you know the vocabulary and the endless grammar rules, you still find it difficult to pronounce English words correctly this struggle with language can make communicating with native English speakers a frustrating experience for both you and them.
You Supposedly have an Indian Accent, an Accent that is normally expected of most Indians. You may have a good knowledge of the English language but does not guarantee a good accent. But what does a good accent mean? It means an accent that is easy on all ears across the globe, an accent that is understood by all in the international community, no matter who the listener is an American, British, Australian or a Canadian or people from any other country.This Accent is called neutral accent.
Improving your English Accent is an easy and enjoyable way to learn and master the most challenging characteristics such as troublesome vowel sounds , difference in stressed and un-stressed syllables and words, which make you sound like a native speaker.
This Module develops you to shave off certain excess from your current accent, and develop neutral accent.
Gives you the understanding of the American way of speaking, culture and diversity.

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[learnexmumbai]

The Sound T is some what silent in advantage , and the stress is on 'N" that is , it's pronounced more prominently than T

[learnexmumbai]

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[porkinwitz]

Why in the hell are they touching Ted's toes. For the love of god leave Ted alone.

[AKVR19]

the flap T sound seems to the weak r in the spanish language, from the they sound the same, but maybe there's a slightly difference between both of them.

[irfan4757]

I was searching same.........Thanx

[TomWilliams1000]

@dixitsandeep spot on, in the general American dialect, the T following N is not completely silent, I'd say it's more like a 'held T' in a sense, so you don't put there a strong T as in British dialects for instance. I hope this helps.

[chastenify]

Awesome, this exactly what i've been searching for, the lesson is fantastic, God bless you.

[dixitsandeep]

Rule 5. at around @6:49

N comes before T in Advantage. A per rule T should not be pronouced in this word (also show in written pronounciation Ed-van'j )

But the person himself is pronoucing T clearly (Ed-van-t'j)

[arnsky09]

i hope i can buy this cd...

[arnsky09]

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