Pronunciation: "twenty" or "twenny"?

How to pronounce twenty. Is the T silent in "twenty"?
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I love this. What about the word button? I've heard it pronounced buddon, buTTon, and the way i say it sounds like it omits the middle consonants entirely "buh-un."

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*sigh * I do love the crisper sound of the t-version, but I'm also tired of being recognized as an ESL person. Out with the _t,_ then... And thanks for explaining that bit about the _nt._ 😊

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great video. for numbers after 100 are you say one hundred and one or one hundred one without the word ( and )

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Oh, I must differ with you. The T may be softened - sometimes, but it it there. (Native speaker here.)

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i pronnounce in the 2 ways , more often ewth t, for non native speakers is easier

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How can’t you confuse winner and winter then???

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Hi, thanks for your great video. I have a question, if we skip the "t" in "winter" when pronounce, how we distinguish it with "winner"?

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Do TV newscasters read this way on TV news or school teachers teach this at schools in US?

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Teachers don't need to teach this to native speakers because accent is not taught to native speakers. Yes, this is standard American English. You will also hear newscasters speaking this way.

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And the pronunciation twenty as "twenry" with R. Is it correct too?

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What about "sentimental"?

[@moiselysaguiar8656]

In the word accent which have an "n" before t...the t is silent too?

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what about 70?

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Hello Lady, 1:37 you said:"...it conTains..."

[@roberioleal7070]

I wish I could give "twenny" likes. 😅😂

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What happen with 30

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Yes, that’s another one.

[@rebekahhunter5090]

I've lived in the States all my life (West Coast and Midwest) and dropping the t sounds very unnatural to me in all but the word twenty. I'm not sure if this is entirely accurate.

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I agree with you Rebekah. And "twenny" only if you are counting to one hundred as fast as you can!

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[@chepad1]

I say about tree fiddy.

[@marksesl]

I'm an American from Kansas, and I would probably pronounce the t in nearly all those words. I'm certain I wound never say Sana Clause.

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What about the word “silent”, should I say Silen?

[@AccurateEnglish]

Not when the T is at the end of the word.

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[@kheirachouib3691]

Hello Miss, but " twenty " is academic than "twenny"

[@AccurateEnglish]

It’s not necessarily more academic in American English. The T is usually skipped even in academic environments.

[@robyn3349]

Kheira, I agree with you. "twneey" and "winner" are a sloppy or low american accent.

[@Milan682]

Greetings from Slovenia! "twenty" is a strong form, whereas "twenny" is a weak form.

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[@danngspeed1732]

There must be something wrong with me because I pronounce the T in all these words and I grew up speaking English in the US

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RIP T.

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In*ernet, Inerna*ional. ☺️

[@dingodong76]

Why don’t you pronounce 70 in the same way as sevenny then???

[@niunamenos3123]

I’m asian and i have learned american english since i was kid. when i was in australia, sometimes i was mocked by australians because i said ‘twenny’ not ‘twenty’ anyway thanks for tips❣️

[@santoshv.vinekar213]

How will native Americans pronounce the word "Unintentional" with dropping of "t" letter ...

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Sry what😂

[@group-music]

You are teaching people to pronounce in an uneducated fashion.

[@AccurateEnglish]

This pronunciation doesn’t sound uneducated. Many educated Americans speak this way.

[@group-music]

@@AccurateEnglish Americans perhaps. Other English speaking countries would consider that pronunciation as laziness.

[@chrissandi9613]

Succinct comment, and absolutely correct. Just because a pronunciation might be prevalent doesn't make it somehow correct. I'm from U.K., and many get pronunciation things wrong, like "bofe" for both, or "bu'er" for butter. Winner is the person coming first; winter is the season before spring. Easy! Clarity!