When To Aspirate Consonants (this will help you sound natural in English - faster)

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[@poornimab6065]

Thank you very much, every morning i watch your videos on my way to work to improve my english

[@speakmoreclearly1]

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[@victorfeldman3522]

You mean improve your Austrialian English..!

[@sosipler]

Thank you, It really help. When Chinese and Korean speak voiceless consonants they always aspirate a lot, so it's hard for them to understand the secret in linking words is aspirating a bit, nor lowering the voice.

[@speakmoreclearly1]

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[@muhamadtegarsupriyono3923]

i from indonesian. so thanks you for sharing

[@speakmoreclearly1]

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[@dhc6891]

Ma'am, would you mind letting me know whether we should aspirate unvoiced consonant if a word ends in p,t,k sound, and next word begins with a consonant like 'take+word begins with consonant? Please 🙏🙏

[@estherbruhl5725]

Hi DHC, Thank you for your question which is a good one. No, in this case you don't aspirate the unvoiced p,t, or k at the end of the word. So you wouldn't aspirate the final p, t or k in such examples as: 'take my bag; look for it; put that down; put some in; in the top drawer; stop that noise; etc. Best wishes. Esther

[@AshokSalve-tr4sj]

?)) Shinic

[@speakmoreclearly1]

Hi Ashok, is there anything I can help you with?

[@victorfeldman3522]

Practise Pa Ta Ka Ta
Until it becomes natural. They are unvoiced consonants.