How To Pronounce 'T' In English

Do you want to speak English like a native speaker? Then, you should learn how to pronounce the letter "T" in English language! T can be pronounced in a number of ways in English language. In this lesson, you will learn 4 ways to pronounce T in the English language. You will learn about the normal T sound, Flap T sound, Stop T sound and T before R sound.

[radparkourdude]

As a native English speaker, I am now questioning my own language

[lr]

I say the "t" in cat, out, sit etc. I speak Australian English.

[BlazeClone]

British english speakers are more likely to pronounce Ts but pronunciation varies between different people and places

[DevelopYourEnglishwithEmma]

Great short lesson! Depending on if you want to learn American or British pronunciation depends whether you pronounce “t” as “d” in number 3 as this is more American than British 😊

[sweathavelu]

I appreciate that lighter idea 🤣 and funny aswell .

[youkasiia]

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[incognito]

(Holds lighter and smiles evilly)
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[zaidtariq.]

I already can't speak properly and now this T

[lakshmiiyappan]

Finally I can see your videos back ❤️😊👋

[proyas]

So helpful so helpful. Keep going man. Just loved it

[amrisharai]

Amazed after knowing that pronounciation of ‘T’ vary in different situations.
Truly loved the lesson🙏

[bhaumikhirulkar]

Your way to explain how to pronanuce is amazing.. extraordinary!!😊

[agarts]

Me, a native english speaker: hmm interesting

[ahnafbhuiyan]

Bro made a letter more complex than learning the whole mandarin language

[khalidazahir]

It is the best explanation for T sounds!

[masterk]

Thanks a lot Sir.
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[md]

I like how you explain and all your shorts, I’d like take presencial classes with you.

[khadijaakter]

It's rieally great short lesson, sir.It's really helpful for me.

[lindakentane]

Yes for American English all that you explained is applicable...