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American English Pronunciation

T: numbers 13-90 … /t/ or /d/

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Poor written T… changing all the time.
Written t is pronounced several ways.
Practice numbers 13-90 /t/ or /d/
Sing with me:   “99 Bottles of Beer.”

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Here’s your audio pronunciation quiz.
/t/ or /d/

1. 

Which number do you hear?

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Which number do you hear?

3. 

Which number do you hear?

4. 

Which number do you hear?

5. 

Which number do you hear?

6. 

Which number do you hear?

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Which number do you hear?

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Which number do you hear?

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Which number do you hear?

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Which number do you hear?

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Which number do you hear?

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Which number do you hear?

Related Lessons:

  1. real t
  2. stop t = /t|/
  3. stop /t|/ + /ṇ/
  4. flap t = /d/
  5. t = /ʃ/
  6. t = /t͡ʃ/
  7. silent t
  8. numbers …/t/ or /d/
  9. 5 ways we use numbers
  10. numbers 13-90 & “99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall”
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  2. Thank you. The pronunciation of the number “20” is especially important. If you say it with silent t…that’s how native speakers say it.

    Eva

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  3. I liked this lesson! It reminds of how “of” in natural speech is very often reduced over “ev” to just simple “schwa”. = bottles “schwa” beer 🙂
    Thank you

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