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VocabularyConsonant Sound Flap T /t/ as in "water" American English Pronunciation
This consonant sound can be confusing, but if you pronounce it in the right way at the right time, you'll sound way more like an American. In this video, you'll find out how to make the flap 'T' / t̬/ consonant, when and why it's used in words. You'll practice making this sound with a pronunciation exercise recorded by a speech-language pathologist, specializing in an American accent.
- Unit 2: diphthongs
- Unit 4: Consonant Sound (unvoiced)
- Unit 3: Consonant Sound (Voiced)
- Unit 5: Common mistake
- Unit 1: monophthongs
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