The American T (part 1) | American English pronunciation tips

[@hadar.shemesh]

As I am not a native English speaker, I may have still a slight accent. I have worked on my accent myself and that's why I find it effective to explain other foreign speakers what to do in order to improve their accent - having gone through this process myself:)

[@hadar.shemesh]

I certainly have one about stress that should be ready soon! In the meantime check out the video about the Schwa. It talks about stress in words (and it's also very relevant for stress in sentences).

[@samjinping9796]

Fanthastic! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻✨

[@pro369]

Fantastic, yes

[@bassemabdallah2988]

i am really pleased with the explaining of schwa sound

[@hadar.shemesh]

bassem abdallah And I'm really pleased with you nice comment:)

[@pro369]

Fantastically pronounced

[@enzoborges7658]

hi, this is the best channel about pronunciation! I and my friends that study english in Brazil, We are really enjoying!

[@hadar.shemesh]

VERY happy to hear! Good luck:)

[@thaizahonorato]

I gotta train the "t" sound much. Whenever I listen to myself speaking English it´s one of the things I hate most in my speaking.

[@domesalproduction6598]

I really want to learn English.

[@pro369]

Wish the best journey

[@gbrantmon]

Keep practicing and increase your potential!

[@ziminvader2015]

oh nice video

[@shawenandwichi]

Great

[@SO-be3dv]

Thanks

[@TheNolletsac]

BTW this one, was just fantastic! Stress is such an interesting topic.. Can you explain a little bit more about stress in sentences? I mean like knowing when to stress words during sentences? I don't know if I am making my self clear with what I want haha But anyway thank you!

[@pro369]

I do agree, stress in pronunciation is elemental

[@aubreyandjannagastador5547]

Hi! I think you misspelled "platonic" with "plotonic" on 1:36. Otherwise, it's a very helpful and insightful video. Love it!

[@englangexpert5716]

Please make a video on difference among aspiration, voiceless and voiced

[@jasperogwu7569]

I didn't discover this channel earlier,

[@hodakazemi2665]

Please tell me difference between k and c sound

[@metaliphuong]

thank you very much

[@carlapatriciacastillocalvi7125]

Hi, Hadar. Very useful vid. I read that the t is not aspirated after the s as in stop, stay or before a w as in twist. Please, tell us about it.

[@avieilam]

Thank you

[@ElReyCondoy]

I think, I got it now!

[@ElReyCondoy]

Can you do a video pronouncing this word, literature? Thank you in advance!

[@hadar.shemesh]

Coming up soon!

[@ElReyCondoy]

Thank you so much for doing it, the folks and I that can't pronounce this word are going to appreciate it!

[@hadar.shemesh]

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[@hadar.shemesh]

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[@ElReyCondoy]

For some reason I can't watch the video. It says that the video is private.

[@wilanderhernandeztorres1711]

Hi ! ... I've noticed that the Shwa sound is quite the same as the short I. So I wonder if could use them interchangeably! Thanks in advance ✌

[@hadar.shemesh]

No, they're not the same. The tongue is in a different position. However, agent he I sound appears in a secondary stressed position is it often reduced to a Schwa, and then it's interchangeable

[@szymon503]

Hey, very informative lesson. Thank you. Although, I am new here and I have a question. Shouldn't it be [fanˈtastik] with more 'a' in the first part of the word?

[@bonicbig346]

nice

[@devtechnicalworld1955]

Nice

[@TheAsifansariable]

hello teacher, this is mohammad asif from india .i just wanted to know how to pronounce the word 'THWART'.thank you teacher and yes one more thing your pronunciation videos are awesome and these videos are helping me..........irreplaceable

[@hadar.shemesh]

Thank you dear:) Happy you find it helpful. I'll try to make a video on 'thwart', but in the meantime - think of the word 'war' with a /t/ at the end and just add a /th/ sound before (the tongue has to stick out for that) so it's thth-war-t

[@TheAsifansariable]

oh that was so simple,yeah i got it............thank you teacher.....

[@israaunique9360]

what is the meaning of plotonic ??

[@m.siavoshi7689]

I don't know the meaning of aspirated 🥺

[@JerryRSun]

I will use this video to show my Spanish-speaking friends how to do a proper aspirated T. I did notice that you aspirated your second T in "fantastic". Was that unintentional? :P

[@hadar.shemesh]

Just just my over enunciation:)

[@emanbadr8030]

how to pronounce often and if there's a difference between its pronounciation in american and british accent

[@hadar.shemesh]

+Eman Badr Hey, thanks. Good idea, many people ask me about this word. The one thing I can say (before making a video) is that it's ok to pronounce it with and without the T both is AMerican and British. of-t'n and of-f'n

[@isabelangelica8658]

amiga porfavor subtitulos

[@francisjosephtria]

Plotonic?

[@richardfrangie3518]

👍

[@TheNolletsac]

Myself*

[@kayembams7422]

Your so beautiful.

[@TraxAndrew]

I still notice your accent a little bit.

[@goldenstone4691]

Test = تيس Teas mean baby of lamp Hhhhhhhhhhh

[@ProEgypt]

:)