Glottal T, True T, Posh RP T, American T | Ultimate British Pronunciation Lesson 1
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- Which T do you prefer? Which T sounds the best for natural British pronunciation?
In this British English pronunciation series, I'll help you develop a NATURAL sounding British style by showing you ALL the aspects of British pronunciation, so you can develop your own NATURAL, modern, and realistic speaking style.
In lesson 1, I'll show you all the types of T we use, and how to spice up your own style using this interesting aspect of linguistics!
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12:27 Yes, I agree that it's impossible. As you said at 2:22, glottalizing is stopping the air flow, thus the sound. So you need a sound to stop. If the consonant before the "t" is unvoiced, there is no sound to actually stop.
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Thanks, i was really waiting for this video, im learning british English and i asked to some british guys about the glottal stop and they told me not to ever do that because it's very weird and funny and only in cockney accent do that. But im sure i always heard this glottal stop even in modern RP accent, of course speacially at the ends of the words.
But now im gonna start to use it more at the end of the words cuz i think i didnt sound natural saying all ts with a true t sound it was a bit hard cuz i couldnt connect easily with the next syllable and nowi know i wont sound weird if i do it well and natural.
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Pronouncing "the true "t" seems a good deal easier than making that "glottal stop" somewhere inside of ur neck & economises efforts in fluent speech . But this knowledge will definitely help understand the fans of this idea & cockney accent as well .
When speaking fluently and at regular speed, using glottal T here and there helps you maintain that speed. Simply put, it’s easier. True T can slow you down when you might not want to. Like Aly says "be human". Things should be easy to say in the context of English language patterns :-)
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I think I do the glottal t pretty ok at the end of a word, but in the middle of the word it's much harder and I sound really weird.
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