Silent T and D at the End of Words

Learn when the letters/sounds t and d are removed at the end of words. When are the t and d sounds silent at the end of words. I also talk about the glottal stop at the end of words and how to pronounce it.

Removing /t/ and /d/ isn't vital to use in your own speech, however, it's very useful for your listening comprehension. :)

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[haibacgiang]

I had missed this technique until watching this today. Thanks Emme

[habibullahmisbah]

ALHAMDULILLAH, Helpful video for everyone.

[Susanzakho]

You are an amazing teacher there is no doubt that you are one of the best teachers in the world.
I am grateful to you.
Many thanks.

[nicolas_-_-_]

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Even though gratitude does not pay the bills, I really want you to know that I am grateful. Thank you Emma! Thank you for your 2 YouTube channels and those podcasts.
My English is very good, I don't need an English teacher, but sometimes I learn some things I didn't know thanks to your videos /podcasts.
Thank you! Well done!

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[khanhtn]

Thanks! These rules are eye-opening for me!

[mohdnoman]

Hello Emma,
That's the perfect video thanks Emma for your efforts and for the best video of silence t and d You said that T and D will tell why we keep silent and you told and I am wating for this best part hurrah !! It's come 🥳 and before( 4pm )uk time 😊

[benselemrabab]

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[suhanasonker]

Emma I dunno why n how but whenever I see ur videos, I just become extremely happy. You videos tend to make me smile alot. It's probably coz I start felling like I can do this (british accent), or maybe because I start felling like a Britisher whenever I watch your videos.

[littlebell]

I just discovered your channel and I love it!

[zbigniewschweitzer]

I from Mexico! Your videos are excellents! I learn english pronunciation with you! Thanks Emma! And greetings from Mexico!!!!

[vian]

Im going to give a speech next month and I was really frustrated because I can't pronounce those consonants, after having seen your video I've got more confident with my pronunciation. Thanks Lady :D

[rezza]

Hi, Emma! I like the way you speak English.
Also, the lesson in this video was fruitful.
Would you please make a video about using
affricate sounds and labiodental sounds,
plosive sounds, labiodental fricative sound?

[charminggoldenpride]

It happens naturally. I noticed that I do it very often even in phrases like inside me, all right, don't etc. Speaking like this is easier and more fluent and understanding different accents is getting better. And I'm not stuck in it any time I can change my type of pronunciation and that delivers.)

[layachiyaiche]

Hello dear,
I am too happy to find you, pretty faced tender mouthed.I am boastful that I teach British English according to Oxford dictionary phonetic transcription I really think that I utter as you do , but this is the first time I found such an English person who goes too fast as you do . that causes a bit difficult to be understood.
At the end I say to you thank you at any rate my angel about all what you do.
Yours sincerely.

[hartonoiswanto]

Thank you Emma. Now, I've learnt I can say" ai ka:n wei tu watch your next video."😁

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Your videos are like a shot of energy (similar to Redbull) they are necessary to watch in little doses because the rhythm is so high that can be exhausting, seriously great work, greetings.

[esaumorenoramirez]

Love your work, greetings from Mexico

[simonaviola]

Welcome Emma !! Thanks 😊 a lot for each your wonderful lesson !! I m able to learn more by you !! 🌟

[playwithme]

this is very beneficial for me, thanks a lot, please make more videos about how to pronounce like a native speaker and how to speak easily like a native speaker