t + y = “ch” | English Pronunciation Lesson

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[@stig]

hey, that hurts my feelings!

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In the time 1:21 wouldn't be "You don't know get what you want" ?

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[@wilanderhernandeztorres1711]

"She sent her/him ". How I pronounce this? Is the T from "Sent" dropped?

[@GanadoFO]

I would not drop the 'T' in sent. Rather, the T sort of becomes the beginning of the next word/syllable, so it's like "she sen-t[h]er", "she sen-t[h]im", where the T is still pronounced as T, but may be more aspirated. Note: I do not mean it sounds like "TH" as in [θ]. Edit: Alternatively, it might be more like "sent'im" or "sent'er" where the H sound is dropped. And you might also have the t become an alveolar tap (like where "butter" sounds more like “budder”),

[@stig]

I was looking for this CH one! Thank You! I knew you'd have it! [ Doncha ] wish your girlfriend was hot like me? [ Doncha ]? [ Doncha ]? But do you have anything on tag question endings? You've been studying , [havencha]? You study, [doncha]? You're a teacher, [arencha] ? You'd visit Paris, [wouldncha]? I'm still looking...

[@avajohnson91]

no one: Taylor swift: STANDIN BY AND WAITIN ACHOUR BACK DOOR ALL THIS TIME HOW COUJOU NOT KNOW BABYYYYY

[@GanadoFO]

Ha, Taylor Swift is exactly why I looked up this video! "Two headlights shine through the sleepless night, and I will *get you* a-*get you* alone"

[@trinhmai1550]

this sub in ss1e6 Friends show . this sub: "Go over to her. She's not with anyone" I can't hear clearly. plz help me!

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Great

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it' helps thank you so much :) please can you help us to say the flap "t" as in beautiful city lettle better pretty auto automatic and so on

[@fionalau7507]

Hello! teacher. Nice to meet you. Excuse me, do you speak American English or British English?👍

[@hnnn___b]

나만 구글클래스땜에 왔나 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

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Is it AMERICAN English or BRITISH language?

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được đấy :))

[@kolya_gtr]

I am a native speaker but when you said "That's what you asked for!", it made me confused. To me it sounded like "That's what you asked FLOOR". First of all I think you should fresh up your pronunciation before teaching somebody

[@edededo5134]

bro you as a native speaker which one is correct drop the t or pronounce it ch in this sentence what you doing