Q&A Time: "d" "t" "k" cancellation (English sound cancellation)

This video is for non-native English language learners^^
This lesson describes the typical American pronunciation cancellations.
You will learn about the "CANCELLATION MATRIX"!
Shane Never Lies...Don't Trust That!!!!
Watch the video to find out~~~

[@coachshanesesl]

Thank you!!!^^ A quick note though, it should be "Shane never lies" (Singular Noun = Singular Verb). And since you're watching my videos and learning from me, consider me your teacher!!!^^ Hope this helps!!!^^

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[@seba1435]

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[@OpenDiaryNKM]

This is what I've been wondering, I'm so glad that now I know the terminology for it. Just like "You called yesterday..." I can't really hear the D.

[@coachshanesesl]

It can be difficult at first Thao but NEVER GIVE UP!!!^^ Keep practicing and it will be much easier for you later on!!!^^

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[@coachshanesesl]

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[@wilanderhernandeztorres1711]

coachshanesesl what about this Shane *she laughs at* any cancelation between F and S ?

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[@anonimo3334443343]

The video is pure gold!

[@negritolindo8838]

One more time: Great Class! I guess the mute "k" is in words like: Know Knew Knee Knife Knucle Knock I'm from Argentina, spanish speaker, and your lesson are helpping me a lot

[@冯力-f1h]

Hello my friend, let me try to answer your question. As I just get the answer from chatgpt, the silent "k" in the word "know" is a result of the historical development of the English language. Therefore, I think the "k" in these words may not be related to the topic of this video. Because coach Shane is talking about the cancellation of these letters when we say them or pronounce them. The "k" in these words such as "know" is muted, is owing to the language development. People in the past, they did not mute the “k” in "know".

[@phoenicius]

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How can people give you a thumb-down? What a great class! Thank you Shane.

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[@wieslawl59]

You're the first American who explained it to me. Nobody ever knew what I was talking about.I was asking why the word bantam sounds like banm to me.

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Your way of teaching is The best way i have ever come across..... from Pakistan

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I really like your videos, I am not good at English and I just study it about a year but when I found your videos, I was very impressed because it's exactly that I am locking for. Thanks for your videos!

[@UncleQuizMaster]

excellent course !!

[@oliverw3646]

Brilliant!

[@rofsjan]

silent k: she asks a lot of questions.

[@danizoll6385]

Great Class! Thank you!!!!

[@coachshanesesl]

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VERY GOOD PRONUNCIATION VIDEO!

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[@lhoussaineguerraj4432]

Im lucky to come across your channel...im studying english at the moment...when it comes to comunication i wish i could act like while speaking ...but as soon as i start speaking my tangue get twisted and start fightiing with hands and legs

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[@8771lily]

very clear explanation: concise and easy to see the difference

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[@DavidDiLillo]

Very vibrant videos! As a native New Yorker, I can strongly attest that the "t" cancellation almost never happens in Northeast American English. InTernet. InTernational. WinTer. HunTer. If I hear the cancellation on the street I can bet that the speaker isn't a native. Just my bit!

[@christopherwinkler4263]

+David DiLillo While I might agree to a sound reduction to explain the correct pronunciation, I cannot go so far as to admit to a cancellation. It isn't always easy to find the right words. It is nice for him to throw it out there for discussion. It does get people thinking.

[@MM-zm1xw]

Shane never lies. Good clue to remember the rules. Thank you!

[@duydo3294]

awesome video!!! thnx a lot "Shane never lie" :) i wish i have a great teacher like u.

[@icydev1696]

Coach Shane, I like your "cancellation matrix". I have listened to some English coaches on KZbin, but I have never learned about this theory of cancellation. May I know whether you created the theory of cancellation matrix by yourself or based on the general habits of speaking in America, just like "going to", "want to" become "gonna", "wanna"? That's a very useful theory, I like it very much. Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks. Best regards, Melvin

[@muneeb640]

HEY, Teacher shane . I never knew this rule before but i was using it with some word that I've heard native Americans saying . Now i can pronounce whole bunch of new words . That is really awesome . thanks a lot .

[@geirmyklebust]

Youre professional, for sure.

[@nehirize]

thx.very usefull

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Thanks a lot 😊

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Thanks from Morocco (North Africa)

[@Sabs761010]

what complicate is to learn english with some many rules, for example you take off letter on the words or paste it talk very quicly.

[@greathora11]

Thank you

[@zacthomas1086]

Shane you are the best! i noticed that when the words like "elect,evict,addict,perfect,reject" some people don't make that 'C" sounds as a clear "K",instead it's more like a stop "c",is't true?

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shane never lie , don't trust that.lol

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You're great. Grammar is very important; however, in real life, It's the pronunciation what counts.

[@yufidia]

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I like all your videos very informative . thank you . شكرا

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thank you sir..

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[@kamyakjerry3658]

Okay

[@aeiou1985]

Great Video! Can you Please elaborate little bit more on mouth positions, So that the correct sound is released?

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[@nerminedyab9349]

Hello Mr Shine thanks a lot for your efforts

[@slava_gost]

Awesome!!!!

[@donaldmwangasa852]

How do i pronounce intention in American English. Should i omit the Ts?

[@cuiabamilgrau3522]

Don't trust that😂😂, I'm kidding, I trust you teacher

[@coachshanesesl]

You're welcome Thao!!!^^

[@ferassaffar3825]

For example "UNDERSTAND" how do you say ? NERSAN, 1) cuz usually we don't pronounce U in drug,sugar and insurance. 2) N before D is silent in the beginning of the word and in the end. 3) S before T is silent ?

[@giangtran2987]

thanks for your video very much!

[@kristendinh8595]

I wanna ask you a question about the frequency of using these similar phrases : tangle with/associate with/get involved with somebody. Could you refer some more phrases of these. Because i am always confused when my peers say i use lots of passive vocabulary in English. Billion thanks my pep-talk, adorable uncle Shane!

[@tungthomas3449]

Great!!!

[@สําเร็จชัยกิจกรณ์-ฦ2ข]

Great Idea

[@christopherwinkler4263]

I am an ESOL teacher and I also work a lot with pronunciation. Overall, your lessons are very well done and I will be recommending them a lot in the future. However, I think you need to distinguish between sound cancellation and reduction. While in a word like 'and' there is a clear cancellation in connected speech, in the case above of 'advised' I do not see a cancellation, there is a representative sound for the /d/ sound, which, being absent, would give me the present tense and not the past. Just a note. Other than that, great job and thanks for the nice work.

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thank you very much for very imporatnt video..

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really helpful. I ♡ it . Thank you !!

[@syt4453]

7:36 when your parents walked into your room and you have the volume at max.

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

Silent K, Knew, Know, Knowledge, Kneel....

[@naseemshah8714]

Sir can you explain how to pronounce constant continental stability capacitor inductor and usually

[@locinh9136]

hi the guy from Vietnam who gave him this question. thank you. 😂😂

[@mmo6019]

how about pronouncing "Stop"? do we say sop?

[@asiabarakat5928]

Thanks a lot

[@duyhoang5334]

Shane never lie, don't trust that :DD . thanks

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[@padmasree4720]

sir please do a video on bathing...both in British and American pronunciation

[@encycl07pedia]

CoachShane's Daily Dictation As an American, I have to disagree with "colder." To me, canceling the "d" would make it sound like "kohler" and that's not what I hear. It's closer to "coldr" or "coltr." I don't know to whom you've been listening, but they don't speak right if they take the "d" out of "colder."

[@tanyalangille1278]

Nobody is "speaking right" when not pronouncing the letters. With his example of "colder", just say it quick like you're frigid and you'll miss the "d".

[@igorot1]

Please talk more about " in the." Kindly give more examples. I tried to search but i couldnt find some vlog. Please give more examples so that we viewers can get used to it.

[@jeffreyliu4531]

really cool ,thanks a lot~

[@sil3418]

"Let's cook pasta." I don't hear a perfect k in this sentence

[@anhtran6113]

When two plosive consonants are placed against each other, the preceding one are unreleased (not saying fully). Plosive consonants are /p/, /t/, /k/.

[@coachshanesesl]

THUMBS UP^^

[@chuoychao3424]

CANCELLATION MATRIX Shane Never Lies...Don't Trust That!!!! Many thanks

[@tinhhoahoitu]

Copy that, thanks so much!

[@kristendinh8595]

Another question, wondering if I bothered u??? a more common used phrase of the idiom "blow sth out of proportion in spoken language". And i heard a similar phrase of this one from drama "Switched at birth" more bay drama then googled it but couldn't find out. I dont wanna jump to conclusion but i thought that phrase has a context-based meaning, doesn't it?

[@bryandavid2313]

One thing you didn't mention (probably by choice?) was the fact that 'ch' is actually 't-sh' and that 'j' is actually 'd-zh' (while I'm at it, the mention of 'zh' was omitted from the 's family.') Also, it would be important that the actual sounds of the first two examples aren't strictly enforced, but most effective speakers will employ a glottal stop when exhibiting a weakened 't.'

[@Luis58537]

It seems like the /l/ is also cancelled in "colder". Am I right?

[@sdupe5954]

very well!! teacher and when a word finish with "NT" for example reatauraNT, vacaNT.... the T is stop T? or I drop the T? what about the T sound? thanks so much

[@alobpreis]

Come on! Saturday Night Live is what we all thought when we saw "SNL"! :P ;)

[@coachshanesesl]

LOL...SO sorry. Quite different, isn't it~ Sorry^^

[@alobpreis]

Haha, don't be, I'm just messing around. :)

[@ramazanacikgoz5175]

i have a question shane for example "mask" s pronounciation in english a: sound but in american it is æ can we say that all americans use æ sound every time unlike english people do a: sound