👄 Tim's Pronunciation Workshop: Assimilation of /t/ and /p/

What happens when a word ending with a /t/ sound is followed by a word beginning with a /p/ sound? Tim looks at assimilation, with the help of the Learning English team, some Londoners - and a white piece of paper!

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[bbclearningenglish]

Thanks for watching! Check out some more videos from Tim's Pronunciation Workshop:

[Spock]

I cannot even quantify how much better I got at various detais after watching Tim´s videos, masterpieces of education.

[januarysim]

Love it <3 It explains alot why I can't hear what I can understand when I read. Please make more pronunciation workshop series! :3

[nguyenthingocnhung]

Hope to see more clips like this. Thanks!

[drametsherouna]

I like so much this pronunciation lesson, very very instructive and ininteresting !

[vmarn]

Wow this is really helpful. Now that I understand may things in pronounce the words. Thanks a million Sir Tim

[mar]

Notebook for assignments 🙏
⚫︎assimilation : two consonants which are the last sound of the former word and the first sound of the latter word are connected and change to one sound.

[jeanjacquesbashikabasubi]

I appreciate so much this course ! But l would like to see another video that deals about all other letters which occur in assimilation.

[leinhtri]

That's a good video! thank you very much, I hope BBC can have more videos likes this. many thanks again

[thecandle]

Variety is the spice of life. That's what i expect from The British Broadcasting Corporation. They are playing the role of Philanthropic for the amelioration of The poor students in English like us ..

[douglasmarinho]

Thank you so much!!! I always had problems with the consonants in the end of words, I always speak with a little pause and I don't sound like a native speaker more fluent

[harryarnold]

Like always, the ending is very creative.

[oganemo]

I have started this pronunciation workshop, and I hope it are good lessons for improving my english)

[rtalk]

Enjoying ur lessons, it feels me energetic

[saraoumensour]

actually all of ur videos are really helpfull, thank you so much for that.

[khuma]

In the word 'paper', there are 2 'p' sounds. Which 'p' takes aspiration 'p' = ph?
Both the 'p'?
Initial 'p' only ?
I struggle with this simple sound.

[alexis]

Is this applicable for American English?

[lina-ptk]

Great video, hope you create more video pronounciation in the time!

[jusri]

i like to watch tim's videos he explane everithing pretty good

[alejandrocubillas]

why not more tim's pronunciation workshop