Pronunciation Lesson: 3 ways to say the "T" sound

[@mikemai5480]

yours one lesson worth hundreds from the past I learned from others. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you, Sir!

[@missdmx]

I have been taking American accent classes for 11 years now and this is the BEST metaphor I've ever of regarding the STOP T! You're a genius Man!

[@sudesaid8059]

I love how you are confident to yourself

[@benjaminixcaquic7417]

Wooow simple to understand... Thanks so much!!

[@adamcarson5311]

Hey Benjamin, we uploaded a helpful video similar to this on our channel too. Check us out if you want to learn more about pronouncing the T sound .

[@ecofriendlypage]

BEST PRONUNCIATION VIDEO EVER! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@saidfarid6382]

Hello professor Thank you so much for your priceless advice and interesting guidance.

[@IMGOINGFORTHEWIN]

1+ I've never seen any video about sounds of T better than this one, Thanks a million.

[@gladysgriffin7347]

Very useful lesson. Thanks

[@catalina15077]

Great lesson 👍 Thank you a lot!

[@rain7993]

I enjoyed it, Thank you very very very much 💗

[@강성희-u4p]

I appreciate your video.

[@paulhriir]

6:47 omg that really made me laugh you sounded exactly like an AI voice XD That's honestly a great video man. I've never rly realized consciously the things you said about the T sound and I've had many problems with my consistency in general. This is super helpful

[@Camze3307]

Very useful, I didn't know the stop t, it's a bit complicated to say for me, however I'll improve my method.

[@edsonaparecidodossantos5222]

Very good video. Thank you!

[@Springkid27]

Greetings! I have a quick question on pronouncing some words, I understand that there’s no exact rule on the pronunciations, since it depends on the different regions where you live, in but just for educational knowledge purposes, I’m curious to find out. Please guide me on the words below, 1. Imitator: usually I know if t is between 2 vowels then it becomes a d sound. So is it “imidador”? 2. Naturally: nadurally? T between 2 vowels. I know we usually pronounce the t in this one. 3. Competition: Is it compedition? Or do you pronounce the t? 4. Silent: I know that usually if t is after the n, the t is silent, such as interview: inerview, sentence: senence, twenty: tweny…but since in silent, the nt is at the end of the word, so do I pronounce the t as well or no? Silen? 5. Just like the above word, the consonant, do I pronounce the t at the end as well? 6. I know words like bat, cat, hat, hot, u don’t pronounce the t cause there’s a vowel before it, but what about the word expert and complicate? Do I say exper and complicade, or complicay (cay is just the k sound, without t, please ignore the spelling). Apologize if it’s too much words, but thank you very much for your help!

[@adamcarson5311]

Great video!!

[@fayewu7505]

Great!

[@user-zh1nf3no1t]

nice video. very clear and precise.

[@insideT7IO.]

Ok, three years later here and good video man!

[@NAZIRAHMAD-fy3nv]

You are perfect

[@bosyahmed5063]

That is helpful

[@googaaklo153]

So useful as usual

[@bvjules5957]

You're the boss🥰

[@nipunmadhurage7899]

Good

[@larrolarro3986]

thank you man

[@adrimontemayor3234]

Very useful. I still don´t hear the "t" sound in "daughter" :)) but I keep trying :) Great explanation.

[@WattAsighma]

omggg this is soo helpfull

[@a-51labsstudio90]

This is qu8te American English, isn't it? Thanks for the video!!

[@TheSearchor]

Boombastic

[@enseignante6444]

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[@fatisummer9106]

I still think that the T is more like R not D especially in the word waTer , look R with some vibration nothing D sound.

[@abcdoooabcd]

The thing is all English teachers say pronounce it as a D but when I do that it doesn't sound as amarican

[@who511]

It's a light d not a strong D. Maybe you have to relax a bit.

[@zeinabmore5437]

That's funny

[@enseignante6444]

In tese words Flatiron daughter the letter T isn't prouneced ?

[@mr.2minutes161]

i hate the tststsstststs one like firsts or fists

[@ayushmaitra03ayubawu]

Actually Get a life..is British when you pronounce t properly...if you say it as lite D sound then it becomes American :)

[@ahmedjabedit]

Take love🤎