When to aspirate in English (Part 2) (accent tips for Spanish, Portuguese & French speakers)

In this last of my two videos on aspiration in English, I will discuss the phonological environments in which one aspirates the voiceless plosives in English.
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[@nitol.neophyte]

Excellent lessons.......I now feel relief thinking that all my long-term frustration and confusion about "aspiration" are almost gone.......and of course, I am gonna study further to verify all the rules mentioned in the 2 videos to make my knowledge stronger.........thanks and gratitude ♥

[@illogicmath]

Hey, congratulations, the audio quality and level are perfect now.
👍

[@AzeLinguistics]

That's nice to hear!

[@fuhen9719]

Thanks, helped a lot

[@mahdibagheri9884]

Great 👌

[@user-nv1ur2iw9q]

And what about two other sonorants - [j] and [w]?

[@vernonscat4655]

what about in the word “partake”? do both p and t aspirated or only one of them?

[@englangexpert5716]

To when aspirated or not pls reply

[@AzeLinguistics]

That's what the video is about; both parts 1 and 2.

[@illogicmath]

In the last seconds the volume suddenly dropped

[@AzeLinguistics]

I appreciate your continuous feedback.